In The Division 2, the “September Schedule” has been presented. You can expect this information regarding the game this month.
This is what’s coming in September 2019: The Division 2 has returned from the summer break and now has a goal in sight: The next big title update, which will change and hopefully improve a lot in the game.
When this title update will be released is still unknown. But Massive wants to use September to present the planned changes. In other words: Nothing will change in The Division 2 in September, instead, there will be plenty of fresh news.
In the “September Schedule,” as Massive calls it, there are 3 important dates:
- On September 11, there will be a livestream discussing improvements to loot and gear
- On September 18, it will be about the Dark Zone and PvP changes
- On September 25, there will be a look ahead – how things will continue with The Division 2 in the medium and perhaps distant future
The dates are every Wednesday in September. We expect the livestreams at 5 PM. On MeinMMO, we will report in a timely manner about what the developers specifically reveal.
Originally, the first stream was supposed to take place last Wednesday. However, this had to be postponed – which frustrated many agents.
What can you expect in the livestreams?
This is what Massive says about the topics: According to Massive, the team is currently working hard behind the scenes on the next title update. The focus is on the “health of The Division 2,” with some improvements being discussed in the streams.
- There will be improvements to gear and the loot system, making them more interesting for players.
- The Dark Zone will be revitalized with new methods to bring more players together. The matchmaking system is to be changed for this.
- You can expect discussions on PvP balance and rewards.
- On September 25, there will be “more information about the future.”
What are agents saying about it? On reddit, agents are reacting quite irritated. They do not want an announcement of announcements after a postponed announcement, but clear facts finally.
Moreover: Should The Division 3 ever come out, a user said he would force himself to buy the game only after a year. This way, he could skip the public beta phase – in which The Division 2 currently finds itself. Many users agree with him.
Because after The Division 1 struggled with numerous problems in the launch months and was fundamentally revised later in the release year, agents currently feel that this is happening again with The Division 2. Because many changes are again needed for Massive’s shared-world shooter to be in a good place. Agents accuse the developers of repeating the same mistakes.
Alongside a boring PvP, The Division 2 has been struggling for months with a complicated and tedious loot system. This is probably one of the biggest issues in the game:
