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Morschee 
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Dammit more sodding delays. Announced in the most mundane way possible, in the latest Ubi earnings report. expected release is now first quarter 2016
CRAVINHO 
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SNEAK PEEK AT TOM CLANCY’S THE DIVISION™ POST LAUNCH PLANS AND SEASON PASS
January 29, 2016 — Today, Ubisoft revealed early details on the post-launch plans for Tom Clancy’s the Division including what players can expect in the Season Pass. As an online open world RPG, the game is designed to provide a max-level experience and keep players entertained after the main story arc is completed.
The development team has a complete post-launch plan to keep the experience fresh for all players, including several free updates, new features and functionality, as well as 3 major expansions to provide a renewed gameplay experience after launch.
The free updates to be released for all players will add new game modes such as challenging group-oriented operations to test players’ abilities in co-op mode and win unique rewards.
The three paid expansions are included in the Season Pass and will be released over the course of the year. Each expansion builds on The Division, continuing your agent’s journey and progress with new content, gear and gameplay as you fight to take back New York:
• Expansion I: Underground
This first major expansion opens a new territory to players as they explore the uncharted underworld of New York City with up to 3 friends for intense co-op action.
• Expansion II: Survival
In this expansion, the whole map turns into a Dark Zone for a hardcore multiplayer experience. Stay tuned for more information.
• Expansion III: Last Stand
Stay tuned for more information.
At launch, Season Pass owners will also unlock the exclusive sawn-off shotgun, a unique sidearm customized for short-range destruction. Season Pass owners also receive a set of exclusive outfits and weapon skins, as well as access to
special monthly benefits including exclusive content drops and special events.
The Season Pass is included in the Gold Edition and Sleeper Agent Edition of the game. Players can also sign up for the beta program starting January 28th on Xbox One and January 29th on PlayStation 4 and PC now at
www.thedivisiongame.com/beta.
Tom Clancy’s the Division will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on March 8th. For more information about Tom Clancy’s The Division, please visit www.thedivisiongame.com.
January 29, 2016 — Today, Ubisoft revealed early details on the post-launch plans for Tom Clancy’s the Division including what players can expect in the Season Pass. As an online open world RPG, the game is designed to provide a max-level experience and keep players entertained after the main story arc is completed.
The development team has a complete post-launch plan to keep the experience fresh for all players, including several free updates, new features and functionality, as well as 3 major expansions to provide a renewed gameplay experience after launch.
The free updates to be released for all players will add new game modes such as challenging group-oriented operations to test players’ abilities in co-op mode and win unique rewards.
The three paid expansions are included in the Season Pass and will be released over the course of the year. Each expansion builds on The Division, continuing your agent’s journey and progress with new content, gear and gameplay as you fight to take back New York:
• Expansion I: Underground
This first major expansion opens a new territory to players as they explore the uncharted underworld of New York City with up to 3 friends for intense co-op action.
• Expansion II: Survival
In this expansion, the whole map turns into a Dark Zone for a hardcore multiplayer experience. Stay tuned for more information.
• Expansion III: Last Stand
Stay tuned for more information.
At launch, Season Pass owners will also unlock the exclusive sawn-off shotgun, a unique sidearm customized for short-range destruction. Season Pass owners also receive a set of exclusive outfits and weapon skins, as well as access to
special monthly benefits including exclusive content drops and special events.
The Season Pass is included in the Gold Edition and Sleeper Agent Edition of the game. Players can also sign up for the beta program starting January 28th on Xbox One and January 29th on PlayStation 4 and PC now at
www.thedivisiongame.com/beta.
Tom Clancy’s the Division will be available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on March 8th. For more information about Tom Clancy’s The Division, please visit www.thedivisiongame.com.
So I played about 3,5hours of the Beta last night with a team and I have to say that this is one enjoyable game. At first it is weird that a headshot etc doesn't instakill, but then it is a shooter MMO and you get used to it. Once you get into a mission enemies come at you in waves. Gunplay is fast and frenetic and requires you to work as a team. AI is smart enough not to run down the from of an alley to you all the time, they do try to flank. But i have had instances where the guy runs past me and then flanks a team mate completely allowing me to pick him off. Also if the AI picks someone to target he stays on that target allowing a teammate to pick him off as he ignores the damage he's taking.
The game really shines in PvP Darkzones. Our first foray into the DZ started off great, we hit some tough NPCs and got some great loot. We hightailed it to the extraction zone and on the way one of our team somehow started a PvP battle and the team went Rogue. We killed those guys easily, got to the Zone to get our loot out and called in a chopper ("Get to the chopper!").
The 90sec clock started and then ish got real. Another team had been following us and as soon as we called for extraction they pounced and made short work of us, casuing us to lose rank and all that sweet loot!
Our second foray went like clockwork, two extractions and no issues. But we saw a PvP spoiling tactic in the making. As we made our way to the exit we came across a team camping at the exit. They were able to nail us, but we respawned in the DZ entrance came back out and killed them. I can see high level parties doing this for the DZ XP to rank up unfortunately, but they won't get our loot as you can only get loot out via extraction.
On gameplay, you can play solo, ran into a couple of guys in the DZ playing solo, but I think this will get boring quickly.
Graphically the game looks great, not E3 2013 great, but still great. Ubi have to stop teasing us with great looking PC versions early in development and then having to "downgrade" as that sets expectations unrealistically high. The HUD though needs work, it is very busy and messy. In the end I eventually git used to it and was able to pick up the info important to me. Inventory and other menus are also clunky, apparently the PC version allows you to customise these screens though.
All in all a fun game and I am still looking forward to it,
The game really shines in PvP Darkzones. Our first foray into the DZ started off great, we hit some tough NPCs and got some great loot. We hightailed it to the extraction zone and on the way one of our team somehow started a PvP battle and the team went Rogue. We killed those guys easily, got to the Zone to get our loot out and called in a chopper ("Get to the chopper!").
The 90sec clock started and then ish got real. Another team had been following us and as soon as we called for extraction they pounced and made short work of us, casuing us to lose rank and all that sweet loot!
Our second foray went like clockwork, two extractions and no issues. But we saw a PvP spoiling tactic in the making. As we made our way to the exit we came across a team camping at the exit. They were able to nail us, but we respawned in the DZ entrance came back out and killed them. I can see high level parties doing this for the DZ XP to rank up unfortunately, but they won't get our loot as you can only get loot out via extraction.
On gameplay, you can play solo, ran into a couple of guys in the DZ playing solo, but I think this will get boring quickly.
Graphically the game looks great, not E3 2013 great, but still great. Ubi have to stop teasing us with great looking PC versions early in development and then having to "downgrade" as that sets expectations unrealistically high. The HUD though needs work, it is very busy and messy. In the end I eventually git used to it and was able to pick up the info important to me. Inventory and other menus are also clunky, apparently the PC version allows you to customise these screens though.
All in all a fun game and I am still looking forward to it,
Mr Hat Thing 
29 April 2011
472
29 April 2011
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@Magius, nice evaluation of the game.
Personally I watched a bit, and am blown away by the visual world around the player. We can only speculate right now, but I'm hoping that the content was light in order to whet our appetites and to avoid ruining the full game experience.
Currently I haven't played enough to have a good feel for the game or assess mechanics. Game play looks simple, but UI and HUD take some getting used to (not in a bad way, it's just fairly busy).
Who else played the beta? Impressions?
Personally I watched a bit, and am blown away by the visual world around the player. We can only speculate right now, but I'm hoping that the content was light in order to whet our appetites and to avoid ruining the full game experience.
Currently I haven't played enough to have a good feel for the game or assess mechanics. Game play looks simple, but UI and HUD take some getting used to (not in a bad way, it's just fairly busy).
Who else played the beta? Impressions?
Oh dear, PC gamers have reported that game stats are stored client side. What this means is that your stats are on your PC in a file easily accessed and edited. Some "enterprising" guys found this out and edited the file to give them infinite ammo, health stats that make them nigh invincible and all sorts of other cheats making DZ play impossible. Devs have responded that they are looking at a fix, but if they don't/can't fix it by launch PC is broken and probably dead.
Hmmm so in order to play the monthly events from Day 1 you have to spend $40 on the SP or buy the Agent Edition of the game. BothYour text to link here...[/url] equally expensive propositions. Now we have no idea if the monthly events will be big events or just small little things, but this is STILL a [censored] move by Ubi. It immediately locks out a portion of the user base from the game and if this is truly going to be an MMO experience everyone needs access to events etc.
The Know did a decent video discussing this.
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The Know did a decent video discussing this.
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CRAVINHO 09 March 2008
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09 March 2008
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Magius said ...
Hmmm so in order to play the monthly events from Day 1 you have to spend $40 on the SP or buy the Agent Edition of the game. BothYour text to link here...[/url] equally expensive propositions. Now we have no idea if the monthly events will be big events or just small little things, but this is STILL a [censored] move by Ubi. It immediately locks out a portion of the user base from the game and if this is truly going to be an MMO experience everyone needs access to events etc.
The Know did a decent video discussing this.
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this will probably end up like destiny so you will need the dlc to experience the games full potential.
Morschee 01 April 2007
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01 April 2007
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Morschee said ...
How MMO focussed is this game? Does it have a communication system and queue, Or is it like Destiny?
That's difficult for me to say since I don't play MMOs and the Beta was very limited. Comms are handled via Party Chat for your fire team, but in the PvP area there is a system that when you get close enough to a player you can chat to them. I didn't use it in the Beta but it is there.
My Advice is wait and see, but I think it leans more to Destiny that WoW
