In The Division, a major YouTuber returns to point out all the bugs that Massive needs to fix.
The name “MarcoStyle” will likely sound familiar to many of you: He has built a reputation as a Division expert, especially in the English-speaking community, and we have occasionally presented exciting insights, builds, or theories from him here on Mein-MMO.
He was mainly known for uncovering and clearly explaining complicated mechanics in The Division. However, the emphasis here is on “was.” Because about three months ago, shortly after update 1.6, he released a video explaining his retirement as a content creator. Due to all the problems that Massive simply could not fix in the game, he lost motivation. He will not be producing any more videos for an indefinite period of time.
Yesterday, on June 19, motivation clearly returned. MarcoStyle mentions that he has recently started playing The Division again and is currently preparing for update 1.7. However, the game still has so many problems that the developers need to address in 1.7.
To provide Massive with concrete footage showcasing many bugs, exploits, and issues, he released this video. He hopes that this will make it easier for Massive to eliminate various annoyances with update 1.7.
Massive, please fix
MarcoStyle’s return is currently the top topic in the reddit forum, and many are celebrating in the comments that he is making videos again. A moderate tremor is going through the Division community, which has been yearning for pleasant announcements for months.
MarcoStyle addresses numerous problems, particularly focusing on inconsistencies with the healing skills First Aid and Healing Station. The Healing Station heals too little, and First Aid does not provide a “healing over time” effect in certain situations (for example, when burning). He also discusses the bug with the Hasty talent, which Massive already stated is just a UI bug: The talent works as intended, it is just displayed incorrectly.
The attachment skill does not work on all covers, the survival link does not provide a speed boost as intended, and the “One is None” talent causes serious issues when you reload at the same time the talent triggers. Then the weapon jams – you can neither reload nor shoot. This talent has been causing problems since the launch of The Division.
All problems mentioned by MarcoStyle can be found in the embedded video. However, this is by no means a complete list of the bugs.
It remains to be seen whether Massive will manage with update 1.7 to bring the game into a better state.
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