Some agents can already play The Division 2 and are currently working through the campaign. Here, we summarize the first impressions from the community for you.
The official launch of The Division 2 takes place on March 15, but since March 11, some fans have already been able to play The Division 2.
What is the current mood around The Division 2? Many are pleased with their first hours in the game. While there are still some bugs and performance issues at times, it does not diminish the overall enthusiasm.
Notably: In addition to the great, immersive world, particularly the missions from the campaign receive a lot of praise.
What do the first voices say about the campaign of The Division 2
This is what MarcoStyle thinks: Regarding the campaign, one of the most prominent voices around The Division 2 has already spoken – the Dutch YouTuber and Division expert MarcoStyle.
On Twitter he announced that he has already completed the campaign of the game and brought his agent to the maximum level of 30.
According to him, the campaign has approximately the same length as its predecessor, but the quality of the missions is much better. Now he is looking forward to the World Tiers in the endgame.
Is the campaign too short? Some players became concerned after this statement that the campaign might be too short. After all, it was indicated to take about 40 hours.
However, MarcoStyle stated that he had played exclusively in a team. Other players who have also finished the campaign emphasized that they also played in a team, which goes much faster. Additionally, they rushed through the story in many parts and focused solely on leveling up.
Only because of that, they got through the campaign so quickly, which is not an indicator for the average player.
The well-known Division expert SkillUp emphasizes, that there is definitely another way. It is surprising how slowly and relaxed one can approach leveling in The Division 2. Every inch of the world is filled with loot, events, audio tapes, side missions, and SHD chests. There is a lot to do.
That’s why the campaign receives a lot of praise: Overall, fans are currently full of praise and enthusiasm for the campaign of The Division 2.
Many players especially highlight the mission design in connection with the well-designed setting. The missions and the lovingly crafted world are so immersive and captivate players so much, that many don’t even notice how quickly time flies.
Many play not only the missions themselves but also spend a lot of time exploring and admiring the respective location. Because even if everything takes place in a big city, the missions and the individual locations feel diverse and often completely different.
Moreover, some fans emphasize that the missions improve significantly as the campaign progresses. If one was pleased with one mission, it often happened that they were even more surprised by the subsequent tasks.
Thus, the Redditor Syc3n says: “I thought View Point Museum was great, then came the American History Museum and I thought it was even better. But then I arrived at the Air & Space Museum… I really hope it continues like this.”
Even the side missions are absolutely fantastic. Everywhere there are cool details and something exciting to do and discover.
SnuggleMonster15 says: “Guys, I tried to stay in the Downtown East area. But on the way back to the White House, before I knew it, 5 hours had passed. There is so much to do in this game…”
Many players can hardly wait to experience the story of The Division 2 again in the form of Invaded Missions in the endgame.
What stands out negatively? In rare cases, sound problems still occur. For instance, a submachine gun rattled constantly, even though you weren’t shooting with it anymore. The textures load significantly faster than in the open beta, but after fast travel, it can take a few seconds until the textures are no longer pixelated (observed on PS4 Pro).
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