In The Division, you must collect XP to level up as an agent. However, once you reach the max level of 30 – what use do experience points have then? None, right?
The agents play the missions on Hard and Challenging daily, receiving Phoenix Credits as a reward, but also XP. Therefore, at this point, the suggestion seems appropriate to replace this experience with something that agents can actually use after level 30.
As an example, a new form of currency could be introduced that allows agents to purchase not only weapons and armor pieces, but also crafting materials. Give the agents rewards that they can actually use.
Put cheaters in their own Dark Zone
There will always be agents who want to cheat, and they will find ways to use cheats. The upright agents can hardly do anything about it, and the developers will probably have to continue a long-term fight against these cheaters.
Players who do not want to exploit cheats and exploits often have their fun taken away when they are annihilated by cheaters in the Dark Zone. Therefore, one suggestion is: Just put all cheaters together in a Dark Zone where they can have their fun and leave those agents alone who want to master the challenges in The Division honestly.
This idea may not be easy to implement.
Give us more to do in the game world
Once you reach level 30 and have fought all the battles, you find yourself only in the Dark Zone and within predefined missions. A huge game world is available that hardly needs to be explored. Although The Division is littered everywhere with “filler material” that is indeed worth collecting, the extensive, dense game world could be brought more into focus.
After all, the design of post-apocalyptic New York is quite appealing; graffiti, images of destruction, and numerous captivating details can be found everywhere. One might almost speak of waste since long stretches of this game world are not or only casually experienced.
Tom Clancy's The Division is an MMO shooter by Ubisoft. Players find themselves in a wintry New York, where people are fighting for their very survival. A virus...
