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  1. Jun 14, 2016
    0
    Another broken game from a company that is about as trustworthy as gas station sushi. Bad game design strapped to so many layers of RNG that you almost have to laugh.
    Ubisoft gives infratctions on their forum for even disagreeing with a decision no matter how stunningly stupid it is.
    They think ganking and griefing in the DZ is actually entertaining game content. The PC users on Steam
    Another broken game from a company that is about as trustworthy as gas station sushi. Bad game design strapped to so many layers of RNG that you almost have to laugh.
    Ubisoft gives infratctions on their forum for even disagreeing with a decision no matter how stunningly stupid it is.
    They think ganking and griefing in the DZ is actually entertaining game content. The PC users on Steam are already down 95% and they refuse to talk about total users. No information gives them plausible deniability.
    The hitboxes are only head, neck and torso. That is all. Again, lazy game design. Weapons that share a common ammo can actually have vastly different damage. Even with the blueprints the number range it says to expect often isn't even what you end up getting.
    Crafting was nerfed because they think we should spend endless hours hoping we get a decent drop. Sorry, was this meant to be fun or a damn job?
    The Light Zone as they refer to the PVE world is dead, empty, vapid and after you finish the short main story it no longer has a reason to exist so they tossed some repetitive Incursions into them.
    Oh they also gave you the HVT's but then decided they should require a full squad, not offer a functioning matchmaking system for them and weight the drops so that they in all likelihood only give you the same damn piece of gear. You know, more of that broken ass RNG I mentioned.
    The Support people are useless. Had somebody get into my Uplay account (which I shouldn't have to go through to simply play a game I never purchased directly from them) and I ended up with a 14 day ban because of it. They gave me no way to self report it. They won't even verify the IP address, that the password was in fact changed or that they screwed with my save file and characters in the process. I was told to prove it wasn't me. WTF?
    They ban people for cheating as well without proof and then demand they prove they did not cheat either which they know there is no way to do if they give you no details as to what, where, when, how you were cheating and assume everyong has a monster hard drive and records all gaming sessions since day **** one.
    Despite a metric eff ton of positive and well thought out ideas for ways to fix the game in their feedback, they simply ignore them.
    Now they are pushing Watch Dogs 2, another game they released broken after some false advertising and then dropped all support for. Sorry, you screwed me enough times already. Never purchasing anything with their name on it ever again. I really do hope Vivendi completes the hostile takeover and fires the entire company. Black ball those asshats.
    Oh I forgot, piss poor game optimization, they lied about a functioning anti-cheat in beta, they lied about the "rewards" the Season Pass owners would get, they lied about the outfits that they were to get as well and they continue to lie about their player base. At E3 they just claimed they had 10 million active players playing 3hrs a day. They maybe sold that many copies, ever but damn sure not 10 million people playing the game for 3 hours a day.
    Nothing to see here, just another POS game from a POS company looking to take your money.
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  2. Jun 11, 2016
    9
    Brilliant game, interesting concept. The missions are tedious but after reaching level 30, the darkzone is a thrill place to be in. I especially love teaming up with other players and farming in darkzone, not to mention looting and building up the characters is quite rewarding. Overall I loved the game, looking forward to the expansions.
  3. Jun 9, 2016
    2
    the main story game play was great. then i hit the end game and it was just terrible. there is no reason to play once you beat the main content. any other similar game offers you long duration end game content with multiple items for you to personally aim for to enhance your desired class and you look forward to getting it but in this game all that you can look forward to is disappointmentthe main story game play was great. then i hit the end game and it was just terrible. there is no reason to play once you beat the main content. any other similar game offers you long duration end game content with multiple items for you to personally aim for to enhance your desired class and you look forward to getting it but in this game all that you can look forward to is disappointment as you receive time after time some random item which will likely turn out to be junk. there is no unique classes and so few useful weapons outside of the smg category and 1 marksman rifle. to use any other weapon or to specialize outside of these few skills would put you at a significant disadvantage.

    the crafting system is poorly designed, the weapon balance is none existent, the game modes are too short and unimaginative.there is zero reason to specialize your skills, the game itself is unstable and often has significant fps drops for no reason, gear sets are unimaginative and often unbalance the game even further. the RNG is the worst i have ever seen in a game and renders the majority of items useless.

    basically every single pve and role play element of the divisions end game is terrible
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  4. Jun 8, 2016
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I completed the whole game because i paid for it , but it was the worst game i ever played, graphics are awfull(i played it on ultra) . even batman arkham asylum look way more better. Ok lets just forget the graphics , missions are repetive , darkzone is full of hackers and rooks , and finally the only thing to do after you beat the game is falcon lost , spamming it for better equipment.

    JUST DONT BUY THIS GAME
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  5. Jun 8, 2016
    7
    The Division is a fun game with great world building elements, and a solid story.

    The Story behind The Division is a fun one, and the best parts of the game revolve around the tone, and atmosphere of the world. The world building is The Division strongest feature, with NYC represented in such a meticulous way, with an added sense of despair, and dread that really makes you feeling as if
    The Division is a fun game with great world building elements, and a solid story.

    The Story behind The Division is a fun one, and the best parts of the game revolve around the tone, and atmosphere of the world. The world building is The Division strongest feature, with NYC represented in such a meticulous way, with an added sense of despair, and dread that really makes you feeling as if this city is in the clutches of disease. Unfortunately the story does not elaborate on characters much, and is more of a tone setter for the multiplayer components.

    The gun play is solid, and the mechanics are respectable, but this is very much an RPG then it is a shooter. The loot drops are good, however most drops are similar and the feeling of progression isn't high. The main missions are the best part of The Division, with varying objectives, and fun moments, however the side quests get very repetitive after a while, and this leads to a sense of tedium.

    Overall i feel like the division is a well created world, with a great sense of immersion, however mission structure, and lackluster loot drops pull down the experience for me.
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  6. Jun 5, 2016
    10
    The game is a perfect combination between MMO, RPG, and Shooter. There is a huge amount of content before you become level 30, the maximum level on the normal map(in the dark zone the maximum is level 99). After you become level 30, the game offers even more content, as you get daily and weekly assignments, you can replay all missions on hard and challenging to earn phoenix credits,The game is a perfect combination between MMO, RPG, and Shooter. There is a huge amount of content before you become level 30, the maximum level on the normal map(in the dark zone the maximum is level 99). After you become level 30, the game offers even more content, as you get daily and weekly assignments, you can replay all missions on hard and challenging to earn phoenix credits, division techs, high-end items, etc.You can play in higher dark zones, and you are able to make the brand new incursions. Not to mention the graphics and the enthralling setting the game gets you in... Expand
  7. Jun 3, 2016
    0
    The solo campaign and the art & design of the game are superb, the rest is a complete disaster. Huge lag, thousands of bugs, millions of cheaters. Before they were teleporting and shooting through the buildings, now they just use aimbots, damage mods, speedhacks. Usually you kill a player and minutes after he appears and one shot all your team. Anticheat system is not implemented (in 2016)The solo campaign and the art & design of the game are superb, the rest is a complete disaster. Huge lag, thousands of bugs, millions of cheaters. Before they were teleporting and shooting through the buildings, now they just use aimbots, damage mods, speedhacks. Usually you kill a player and minutes after he appears and one shot all your team. Anticheat system is not implemented (in 2016)
    The patches they release fix one thing and break 100. Literally no endgame. At least I learned a lesson, never ever again buy a game with Ubisoft name on it.
    Ubisoft you're a shame for the videogames industry.
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  8. May 31, 2016
    7
    Would be an amazing single player game but it really falls short on multiplayer features, e.g. there is no character customization, no own house or some sort, not enough end game material etc.. But game has an amazing atmosphere overall, maybe it will get better in time.
  9. May 30, 2016
    10
    Great game worthy of investing quite some time. It has many interesting features unseen on any other action-shooter-rpg game. I hope the community to greatly support this game.
  10. May 26, 2016
    0
    I don't think I've every played a game from a development team as incompetent as Massive. Glaring bugs everywhere. Horribly broken loot system. Game is okay up until 30, but complete and utter garbage afterwards.
  11. May 26, 2016
    4
    First of all, lets highlight the good points of the game. One one hand we have awesome graphics, combined with an incredible good recreation of the snowy streets of New York. On the other hand we have a difficult game, in which the engagements with the enemy must be calculated instead of just runin' and shootin'. Also the story is kinda interesting, compared with some newer games.

    Once
    First of all, lets highlight the good points of the game. One one hand we have awesome graphics, combined with an incredible good recreation of the snowy streets of New York. On the other hand we have a difficult game, in which the engagements with the enemy must be calculated instead of just runin' and shootin'. Also the story is kinda interesting, compared with some newer games.

    Once we have the strongest points of the game out of the way, let's talk about the negative aspects. Overall, the game feels very empty. Being repetitive helps a lot with this. The enemies are not that different between them, in comparison with other RPGs. The areas are basically the same, and the accessible buildings are copy-paste. But the worse thing is the RPG elements. The character customization is a joke. The "skills tree" is the shortest I've ever seen, which also makes you feel like you're playing an empty game.

    In conclusion, the graphics are great. But that's not all, Ubisoft. The funny part of the RPGs, which is progressing with your character, customizations, etc. are just a joke. The "campaign" is short, and after that you can only repeat again and again the same missions. Looking for a good shooter? Look elsewhere. Looking for a good RPG? Look elsewhere.
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  12. May 23, 2016
    3
    There is 1 build in this game; Arms and Stamina stacking.
    The best developers could muster for gameplay was 15 waves of overpowered shotgun snipers.
    The bugs were amazing.. So amazing you dont even need to do the content, you simply grind glitches.

    Me and my mates laster lasted about 3 weeks on this game.. Dont waste your money.
  13. May 21, 2016
    2
    Cutting to the chase, The Division can be summarize in "pay a lot, enjoy a little". As far as the single player game goes, it provides the player with hours worth of fun.
    If you are more of MMO person and want to play with friends, you will soon hit the wall and discover that the game is broken in so many ways. In theory you can build your character the way you want but in fact... upon
    Cutting to the chase, The Division can be summarize in "pay a lot, enjoy a little". As far as the single player game goes, it provides the player with hours worth of fun.
    If you are more of MMO person and want to play with friends, you will soon hit the wall and discover that the game is broken in so many ways. In theory you can build your character the way you want but in fact... upon doing some calculations there is 0.01% change the boss will drop the item you really want (I'm simplifying for all six stats on each high lvl item). Usually it takes between 15 and 30 minutes to complete a mission that drops one of those high level items. If that doesn't speak to you, let me put it another way. I have approx 250 hours of gameplay and my friend has 50. You would think that my gear is so much better than his... oh well, not at all. The difference is 7 points in the gearscore (206 vs 199) - which translates to, 'no noticable difference'. I'll let you think about it. I have never came across a game with such a 'cruel' drop system. Yes, the game provides some customization of perks on the items you have but this is extremely limited (only 1 spec can be edited out of 5+), and each time you want to change it, you have to roll and pray. This is because each time you roll a new perk it costs more. To add to it, there are a lot of hackers in the game who walk around with miniguns (usually SMGs hacked to provide crazy damage without the need to reload). Few weeks back the dev team banned some hackers for 2 weeks... I guess you know where I'm going with this.
    Furthermore the Dark Zone, which is the multiplayer zone, is so small that 3 teams of 4 can successfully clear 95% of the loot areas (where the bosses are with good *stuff). In the last 2 weeks of gameplay I enjoyed maybe 2 hours of gameplay in DZ.
    I can keep going like this but there is no point. I have highlighted most transparent flaws of the game.
    Is the game pretty, yes. Is the game fun, very... very rarely... take it from someone who 'wasted' so many hours.
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  14. May 19, 2016
    10
    I am always hesitant to buy anything from Ubisoft as their record is usually atrocious however i thought id give The Division a chance and boy am i glad i did. Bringing a fps shooter into multiplayer rpg was a great idea i can't say i found anything i disliked about the game. The reason i give it a 10/10 is because sure it may not be a great game but considering the people behind it i canI am always hesitant to buy anything from Ubisoft as their record is usually atrocious however i thought id give The Division a chance and boy am i glad i did. Bringing a fps shooter into multiplayer rpg was a great idea i can't say i found anything i disliked about the game. The reason i give it a 10/10 is because sure it may not be a great game but considering the people behind it i can say they redeemed themselves for me. I would say to people who are unsure buy it on sale and i'm sure you shouldn't be disappointed. Expand
  15. May 19, 2016
    2
    Beware! this product has some of unbelievable and unlogical design decision in history of gaming.
    COMPETITIVE MMO AAA RPG with no cheat detection...full support of injecting dll's...and most funny is resource limit 999... your inventory has more slot than stash.... it started as limited see videos cinematic effects trailer hyper then downgrading graphics delaying as much as you can ,
    Beware! this product has some of unbelievable and unlogical design decision in history of gaming.
    COMPETITIVE MMO AAA RPG with no cheat detection...full support of injecting dll's...and most funny is resource limit 999... your inventory has more slot than stash.... it started as limited see videos cinematic effects trailer hyper then downgrading graphics delaying as much as you can , then fragmenting the content into dlc's , release and make money on same content twice (on unfinished product)... other independted studio need to stay 2 years in beta...but when you have publisher like this you can force for quick crashgrab...
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  16. May 18, 2016
    2
    It was great at first. The atmosphere is fantastic and you really get the feeling of being in NYC following a catastrophic event. I didn't mind the grind to 30 and there was enough instances to enjoy along the way. It was fun to watch your BoO transform and for people to being to populate it. The mechanics are pretty solid, with the exception of moving in and out of cover can causeIt was great at first. The atmosphere is fantastic and you really get the feeling of being in NYC following a catastrophic event. I didn't mind the grind to 30 and there was enough instances to enjoy along the way. It was fun to watch your BoO transform and for people to being to populate it. The mechanics are pretty solid, with the exception of moving in and out of cover can cause frustration. These are the reasons I gave it a score of 2, because everything else about the game has been a disappointment.

    There is very little class variation or ability to play a different style of game, such as being a tank or a healer. It's obvious there was some effort to create different classes, but it fall way short. So regardless of what build or talents you pick the game basically feels the same.

    One of the issues with this game is the lack of end game content. The best equipment and weapons in the game are crafted, which defeats the purpose and fun of defeating a boss or instance. The last patch supposedly addressed this, but it truly failed to do so. Once you get enough materials to craft a new weapon or piece of equipment you are left to the mercy of a RNG and it doesn't seem random at all. In fact it seems to be weighted to prevent you from getting the kind of stats you are looking for. I crafted about 30 of the same gun and ended up with one that was acceptable, not ideal.

    Glitching bosses is another issue. Players purposely glitched the game to kill the same boss over and over again. Where's the fun in that? While I never did it, I can understand it to a degree when you are subject to crafting the best stuff in the game and facing an imbalanced RNG. I dislike when people exploit an online game because it tends to ruin the over all feel and community of the game.

    The biggest issue with this game is that hackers run rampant in the Dark Zone. Even after going through the process of reporting them it seems like nothing happens. One time my friends and I even had a guy in the DZ admit he was hacking and teleporting and said he would only get a two day ban so it was no big deal. This was after he had killed us with one shot and was hiding inside a vehicle, which isn't normally accessible, so it was impossible to shoot back at him.

    How can you release an online multiplayer game without any form of anti-cheat requirements???? It's as though the developers and publisher want people to cheat. I know they say they are addressing the issue, but this is a game breaker that responding to such a serious oversight after release amounts to too little, too late for most players.

    In a game where grinding levels and gear is required by running the same instance or route over and over and over again, even to the point of complete boredom, to have another player instantly kill you because they are cheating is infuriating. At first my friends and I were angry with the cheaters, but after it was obvious that cheaters were running around unchecked it became obvious that the true issue is Ubisoft and the game itself.

    Don't waste your time or money. I wish it was different because this game has such potential.
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  17. May 17, 2016
    8
    The Division is a great atmospheric game, With an interesting story line. It's an Online RPG/ Shooter , So you have the grind and repetitive game play expected also the bullet sponge enemies if your not leveled enough to take them down quickly. The bad decisions in game design has led to massive cheating, hacking and exploitation of the game causing an unprecedented amount of communityThe Division is a great atmospheric game, With an interesting story line. It's an Online RPG/ Shooter , So you have the grind and repetitive game play expected also the bullet sponge enemies if your not leveled enough to take them down quickly. The bad decisions in game design has led to massive cheating, hacking and exploitation of the game causing an unprecedented amount of community toxicity, and player bases that are over powered causing the games PVP zone to be unplayable to casual players.
    Over all though the game is very addictive with great combat mechanics.
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  18. May 16, 2016
    7
    Really fun game, but it does get stale after a while. Still worth it if you got it on sale. I feel the game lacks any good PvP game play, the Dark Zone just doesn't cut it, and the missions aren't as replayable as I hoped. Still looks beautiful can be fun for the weekend.
  19. May 16, 2016
    8
    The game is beautiful, it plays well, its fluid isn't choppy like GoW was at points. My biggest complaint was they waited to long to release the "major - patches" If you burned through the game and put in 60-90hrs before the first major patch update you were burned out - the Darkzone wasn't even fully functioning yet. Everyone was being "friendly" it wasn't a true PVP zone with everyoneThe game is beautiful, it plays well, its fluid isn't choppy like GoW was at points. My biggest complaint was they waited to long to release the "major - patches" If you burned through the game and put in 60-90hrs before the first major patch update you were burned out - the Darkzone wasn't even fully functioning yet. Everyone was being "friendly" it wasn't a true PVP zone with everyone scrambling for gear. You did your 3 dailies to store phoenix credits that you didn't need, and grind darkzone mobs, because you couldn't find a player to kill without starting an all out brawl on a X-Tract Point and causing WWIII. The content needed to be released 1-2 weeks earlier to keep the movement of the game continuing. I felt that if you took a 1 week vacation off of work or it was spring break for college students and you could put the time in it. The game could be "completed" in less then 100hrs - Full GearScore, Max LVL, All Wings Unlocked, All Side Missions Completed, All Encounters Completed, Dakrzone LVL Max'd.

    I just felt that content needed to be added sooner because if you had the time to put into it, you burned the candle too quick.
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  20. May 15, 2016
    5
    In one sentence: A serious miscalculation by the developers. I'm not sure how they actually thought this game through. Obviously, they've spent a very serious amount of time of creating New York City and adding all the details. All the trash and all the chaos right within the details. If you ask me, I want to play this game, when this mayhem was happening, not after!! Playing the game, IIn one sentence: A serious miscalculation by the developers. I'm not sure how they actually thought this game through. Obviously, they've spent a very serious amount of time of creating New York City and adding all the details. All the trash and all the chaos right within the details. If you ask me, I want to play this game, when this mayhem was happening, not after!! Playing the game, I can't get over the feeling that I missed all the action, I'm just there as a clean up crew. The settings and the visuals really tells about a terrible event taking place months (or years?) before my arrival.
    Now..onto the game mechanics and gameplay. While the idea about the game itself may work on paper or in a book, it just doesn't. While having all the details and brand new game engine, which seems like something I want to be utilized for more games, instead of the decade old cry-engine or unreal engine; despite all the details and back story, the game feels dull and boring, including the settings.
    Once you seen 3-4 streets, you've seen them all. Plastic bags, broke down cars, garbage and body bags. There just isn't anything spectacular to see or experience.
    Same with the gameplay. New players hoping to experience something better after 3-4 hours, are in for a sour disappointment, that the entire game will be, just like the first 2-3 hours. Run around the streets and shoot hoodies or guys with a flamethrowers. It just becomes an endless grind, especially with the side missions.
    Upgrades are extremely dull. I just can't get excited about a new baseball hat. Especially, if it doesn't even do anything, it's just barbie-doll dressing, it serves no function. Weapon mods- giving me 3% increase in stability and such - are so pointless, that I don't care if I have it or not. I mean..3% or 5% does it even matter, when you shoot 100 bullets into a boss, so now instead of a 100, you shoot 97? Think about it. You disassemble 5 guns to have 5 weapons parts and from the 5 weapon parts you create one weapon mod, that gives you an upgrade, that is essentially equal to nothing?
    I just can't fathom what the developers were thinking about while making this game. Really I can't. Just bad ideas on top of bad ideas. A waste of resources, a waste of time to create a a mediocre shooter on a next gen engine, with a lack of comprehension of what makes a good gameplay. Like, they never made a game before, or they lack an insight about what people think is fun and impressive and pleasing. Like the developers were robots, which work by a conveyor belt in a factory and the only fun they can relate to is doing the same thing over and over with no end in sight.
    I won't even mention the "Dark Zone". I tried it, it's either full of hackers or just as boring and empty as the rest of the game area. Houses and streets and garbage, with hoodies and various level bullet sponge bosses roaming around.
    I hate to say, but after leveling 15 times, the most fun I had was shooting at various objects (car windows, construction site cones etc) and see how they react or brake.
    I will be fair. Credit is given where it's due, and the game gets a 5, instead of 1. Why?
    Because, obviously they spent some crazy amount of time on the graphics and settings. So thumbs up for the game engine devs and whoever worked on the details. Unfortunately giving credit ends there. The rest of the game could have been made in 1997, when mouse aiming and collecting items were probably a thing.
    Not sure if it's a great idea gone wrong, or the the idea was wrong all along, but nobody noticed?
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  21. May 14, 2016
    3
    Insanely repetitive game with not nearly a strong enough story or depth to over come it. Getting to level 30 and completing all the missions and finding all the cell phones, drones, survival guide, etc.. was all that there is really to do.

    Once you hit level 30 if you want to join a group doing missions, well make sure they are real life friends, because you won't have the gear score
    Insanely repetitive game with not nearly a strong enough story or depth to over come it. Getting to level 30 and completing all the missions and finding all the cell phones, drones, survival guide, etc.. was all that there is really to do.

    Once you hit level 30 if you want to join a group doing missions, well make sure they are real life friends, because you won't have the gear score other groups are looking for and will be dropped consistently. That leaves you to the dark zone and again as a fresh level 30 expect to be completely rolled over as soon as you have the perception of anything valuable on you or just for the lolz by hackers.

    I got this game for free and I still feel like I was ripped off/salty based on the time investment to get to level 30. Maybe revisit this game in 6 months but honestly once you're done with the story, you're done with this game in my opinion.
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  22. May 14, 2016
    6
    The Pve part is great, engaging story and it's fun upgrading your toons. Where is suffers is to remain competitive you have to go into PVP in "the dark zone" where it's a griefers paradise. And when the Rogue types kill you it's bye bye to experience, money and keys. If the game had a pve version of the dark zone this would be a 9 or 10 game. As it is, I'd recommend you pass on it.
  23. May 13, 2016
    0
    Un juego que podría haber sido muy grande si no fuera porque está administrado por Ubisoft.

    Bugs, gente que se aprovecha de exploits, hackers, cheaters, una historia que es pésima, un modo campaña que es corto, muchísima falta de contenido, sobre todo mas variedad de misiones y enemigos. Una vez alcanzas el Nivel 30 y terminas la campaña pasas a depender de la Zona Oscura o repetir
    Un juego que podría haber sido muy grande si no fuera porque está administrado por Ubisoft.

    Bugs, gente que se aprovecha de exploits, hackers, cheaters, una historia que es pésima, un modo campaña que es corto, muchísima falta de contenido, sobre todo mas variedad de misiones y enemigos.

    Una vez alcanzas el Nivel 30 y terminas la campaña pasas a depender de la Zona Oscura o repetir las mismas misiones de la campaña infinitas veces solo que con mayor dificultad, el problema es que o bien haces las misiones en dificultad desafiante (Lo cual es imposible si no juegas en equipo con gente buena) o bien vas a la Zona Oscura, esa zona en la que el 80% son Hackers, 10% se han aprovechado de Exploits para farmear Fenix (Por tanto viene a ser como Hackers pero de forma "legal") y 10% restante son los jugadores normales que juegan sin aprovecharse de Exploits ni usan hacks, pues bien los que somo ese último 10% de jugadores que jugamos normal solo somos dianas andantes para el resto de jugadores ya que o usas Hacks/Exploits o no tienes ninguna posibilidad, es por esto que la Zona Oscura y por ende el multijugador PVP ESTÁ ROTO, si a esto le sumamos los bugs como los disparos que atraviesan paredes (Bug que ocurre desde la primera beta cerrada, asi que imaginarse la de soluciones que ponen) entonces la Zona Oscura viene a pasar de ser zona PVP a zona de tortura y pérdida de tiempo ya que da igual lo bien equipado vayas y vayas en grupo o no porque está plagado de gentuza que destrozan el juego mas de lo que ya de por si está.

    Mi recomendación para todo el que se piense comprar este juego es que no lo haga, no confiéis en las falsas promesas de Ubisoft de solucionar problemas porque no lo harán y no es algo nuevo, para que pudieran solucionar todos estos problemas tendrían que modificar el juego de 0 y hacerlo como se debe, ahora el código fuente es una basura, es un coladero y no tiene solución posible, dicho por expertos en el mundo de los videojuegos.

    Como decía no tireis vuestro dinero en este juego ni ningún otro de Ubisoft.
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  24. May 12, 2016
    2
    End-Game GamePlay - Extremely Repetitive & Limited - Missions (4) or Incursions (1 for now) & Dark Zone (PvP), that's it!
    Elite enemies (especially in incursions) take multiple magazines of bullets to take down 1 enemy, while they all have 1-shot kill ability and they send 1/2 a dozen at a time & they don't miss.
    Gear is very randomized and getting the specs you want is less than 1%
    End-Game GamePlay - Extremely Repetitive & Limited - Missions (4) or Incursions (1 for now) & Dark Zone (PvP), that's it!
    Elite enemies (especially in incursions) take multiple magazines of bullets to take down 1 enemy, while they all have 1-shot kill ability and they send 1/2 a dozen at a time & they don't miss.

    Gear is very randomized and getting the specs you want is less than 1% per piece.

    PvP (DZ) is chalked FULL of hackers, although they seemed to have fixed the problem temporarily with a slew of 2-week bans, now the DZs are virtually empty! LOL
    The game has been full of glitches & exploits from the beginning, plus random DC issues all the time due to Uplay cloud syncing issues.
    Basically not much to do and a lot for Ubi-Soft to fix. Not much of an RPG experience, just mindless gear grind for perhaps PvP fun with hackers that can one-shot you from a mile away across the map and then teleport to you and steal your gear.
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  25. May 12, 2016
    4
    The game is a piece of sh.. it, the worst way i had to spend my fathers money, hell if you buy cigarrets instead of this game its a better choice than this CANCER. The game its a SCAM by Ubisoft as usual...
  26. May 12, 2016
    0
    A terrible game once you get past the introduction (the first 30 levels).

    Gameplay is repetitive, glitchy and dull as anything once the shine wears off. Game is full of trolls in the PvPvE "dark zone". The PC version is also beset with hackers and exploiters. While Ubisoft now seem to be giving temporary bans to cheaters, they don't seem to be doing nothing to remove gear gained from
    A terrible game once you get past the introduction (the first 30 levels).

    Gameplay is repetitive, glitchy and dull as anything once the shine wears off. Game is full of trolls in the PvPvE "dark zone". The PC version is also beset with hackers and exploiters. While Ubisoft now seem to be giving temporary bans to cheaters, they don't seem to be doing nothing to remove gear gained from hacks/exploits from players which means there's a Massive imbalance in Massive's vision of forced PvP.

    Oh and good luck getting the equipment you need. You need to kill something like 12,000 bosses (source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQJAarzogn8) to get a gun with the stats you like. Have fun.
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  27. May 11, 2016
    8
    The division is very cool game. Beautiful post-apocalyptic New York, good graphics, good, fairly typical for games of this genre story, which actually only need to increase the level and motivation for the game. Cool PVP mode - the dark area. But in the game there are also disadvantages. It becomes boring to engage farming level, for a more steep guns, poor mechanics of movement andThe division is very cool game. Beautiful post-apocalyptic New York, good graphics, good, fairly typical for games of this genre story, which actually only need to increase the level and motivation for the game. Cool PVP mode - the dark area. But in the game there are also disadvantages. It becomes boring to engage farming level, for a more steep guns, poor mechanics of movement and repetitive missions. My rating 8/10 Expand
  28. May 10, 2016
    4
    A good looking and promising game at first. But after you've reached the current maximum level, all you do is the same exact missions over and over and over. And then you start to notice the little things that aren't perfect, like the crafting system. The multiplayer DarkZone is hard if you're alone, but can be fun if you're in a group. But the worst part of the game is the bugs. And theA good looking and promising game at first. But after you've reached the current maximum level, all you do is the same exact missions over and over and over. And then you start to notice the little things that aren't perfect, like the crafting system. The multiplayer DarkZone is hard if you're alone, but can be fun if you're in a group. But the worst part of the game is the bugs. And the bugs that the bugfixes cause. And the bugs caused by the bugfixes for the bugfixes. Daily Missions are sometimes there, sometimes not. Next thing you know a ladder kills you, because of a new bug. Or you're doing one of the Incursions where you fight waves of enemies, only to have a game crash at the final wave. What started as a good looking and interesting game with possibilities is continuously turning unplayable and unfun. The players have noticed and there seem to be less and less players from day to day. The game itself would be a 7 or 8 itself if everything would be working but in the state it is in and since the game developers seem to have skipped some programming and quality assurance courses, the game is not worth anything above a 4. Very sad, was really hoping for this game to be as good as advertised. Expand
  29. May 8, 2016
    6
    First of all .. the story was fun and entertaining. Done all side missions and everything, but after that .. came the big nothing. I regretted to buy this after 45 hrs spent, although that 45 hour was good, but expected something long term from the title. Unluckily it became just boring after finished story line and spent 10 hrs is DZ -.-
  30. May 3, 2016
    7
    Despite what you have read this is an MMO. If you do not like PVP this game will end very quickly for you

    Quests outside of 'daily's' and the Dark Zone (pvp enabled quest area) are very limited but still very fun for the few days that they are original. It is very enticing up to that end game content (again a week probs) and you will enjoy it with a group or on your own. You're
    Despite what you have read this is an MMO. If you do not like PVP this game will end very quickly for you

    Quests outside of 'daily's' and the Dark Zone (pvp enabled quest area) are very limited but still very fun for the few days that they are original. It is very enticing up to that end game content (again a week probs) and you will enjoy it with a group or on your own. You're looking at about a weeks play perhaps sooner if you have a high level friend that wants to race you through. I don't recommend that as you become a mere spectator in missions as his level dictates how strong the enemies are.

    So it's been a few days and you're at end game.

    There is plenty of customisation available to make the agent you desire. You can be an in your face shotgun playa or you can hang back and provide support to the team with great heals or big damage bombs. Much like any MMO there are a lot of build customisation options. I'd go as far to say more options than a usual MMO, build wise. Perhaps solely because no cookie cutter builds are really documented as yet. It's great but with the lacklustre controls that are the result of a console port it's easy to get stuck on the cover you intended to jump with guns blazing enough to eliminate the enemy twice over... Instead you're still stuck on the front bumper of a burnt out car saying 'one sec please' just gotta get unstuck by this car.. gonna jump right over.. wait no i'm still stuc on the other side but just wanting to separate and I got this... one sec no on the bonnet now just gimme another moment man.. actually can you please tell that grenade guy not to send his 13th grenade because I am still stuck and really that isn't fair. Who takes 13 grenades into a fight.

    This game is enticing much in the way the Diablo 3 was. In fact it is a very similar game except for 3rd person / first person combat style. It does incorporate PVP however they've actually made attempts to balance it and you'll find yourself compelled to fill that gap in your item list just to compete. There's no auction house so it does feel good when you get an upgrade. Just know you'll fee bored with repetition until you finally get the item that fills a gap and can actually be used.

    I'm enjoying playing this but not sure if it just due to lack of a better game to play or i really like it
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  31. May 2, 2016
    5
    Decent PvE experience. Graphically, very pretty game. PvP is awful and ruins a much better score this game probably deserves. The system is so flawed however that you end up in a loop of needing better equipment, but not being able to get better equipment.
    The level of repetition, and outright 'grinding' involved to get 'there' should mean this game has a much more engaging story, and
    Decent PvE experience. Graphically, very pretty game. PvP is awful and ruins a much better score this game probably deserves. The system is so flawed however that you end up in a loop of needing better equipment, but not being able to get better equipment.
    The level of repetition, and outright 'grinding' involved to get 'there' should mean this game has a much more engaging story, and game play than it does.
    DLC is unlikely to add much more experience to this title. If you can pick it up on sale, it's worth a play through.
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  32. May 1, 2016
    4
    If I had a single word to describe this game, it would be "classic". Nothing out of the ordinary to make it rememberable, you'll forget it as soon as you finish it.

    It's not bad, you might have a good time playing it, but it has some bad points: - it s very repetitive - bugs, lots of bugs, especially toward the end of the game - sometimes it's ridiculous to put 500 headshots to an
    If I had a single word to describe this game, it would be "classic". Nothing out of the ordinary to make it rememberable, you'll forget it as soon as you finish it.

    It's not bad, you might have a good time playing it, but it has some bad points:
    - it s very repetitive
    - bugs, lots of bugs, especially toward the end of the game
    - sometimes it's ridiculous to put 500 headshots to an ennemy to kill him, and you might end up loosing missing because you don't have enough ammunition to kill everyone...
    - there is no end: at the "end" of the game, there is a speech saying that the city is now better, but half the bad guys from the story are still alive, so you need to buy the DLCs !
    - even if you play solo, a permanent internet connection is required, with its share os connection problems and lags, ennemies popping around you and killng you in 2sec because a a bad server sync...
    If you can't stand these, don't buy this game
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  33. Apr 29, 2016
    2
    This could be a great game, but at the moment it is terrible, not fit for purpose. Until they get their problems sorted, they should refund every purchase until they are usable. If I had known the problems, I would not have bought it
  34. Apr 28, 2016
    1
    An incredible beautiful game graphically, audio and UI wise. You feel you are in New York for real.
    But the game has no meaning as long as the cheat prevention is absent. You will miss half the game because og this. Hence you are stuck with lots of gear you have no use for. The use of aimbots and wallhacks are extreme, and nothing is done to remove it.
  35. Apr 28, 2016
    7
    Hello. The bug where rogues/PVPs can shoot through the map in the DZ, is going to . Punishing these players for this exploit would also be appreciated. Unfair to the other players.

    Suggestion: Substract all the levels they earned in the DZ with this exploit, if this info is available to you. If not, just substract an average of 20% off their levels. (i.e. 15-20 lvls if level 80) The
    Hello. The bug where rogues/PVPs can shoot through the map in the DZ, is going to . Punishing these players for this exploit would also be appreciated. Unfair to the other players.

    Suggestion: Substract all the levels they earned in the DZ with this exploit, if this info is available to you. If not, just substract an average of 20% off their levels. (i.e. 15-20 lvls if level 80)
    The 'agents' in this case are: It's a very promising game, it would be a shame. Please fix in the next changelog!!!
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  36. Apr 27, 2016
    2
    Note: Reviews should be consider with 30hrs-40hrs of gameplay and has beaten the game, anything less is a waste of time. The game isn't worth the $60.00 price tag, there is no anti-hack (you would think that the DEV's or Ubisoft would have one before being shipped to the customers) and here are some other examples of why.

    1. Can't use my Crossfire set up, I have to disable one of the
    Note: Reviews should be consider with 30hrs-40hrs of gameplay and has beaten the game, anything less is a waste of time. The game isn't worth the $60.00 price tag, there is no anti-hack (you would think that the DEV's or Ubisoft would have one before being shipped to the customers) and here are some other examples of why.

    1. Can't use my Crossfire set up, I have to disable one of the cards so I can play without having graphic issues. Yes my drivers are up to date.
    2. Endgame is bad and is unsatisfying, with a $60.00 price tag and to end it like they did, it burns me.
    3. Character Creation is basic, with all the work they put into the World, levels textures, lighting and effects, clothing and this is what you get, a few faces with a few hairstyles and tattoos?
    4. Really no replay value, unless you really want to replay the same mission over & over & over & over again with friends or without before moving off to another game.
    5. The Incursions are linear in design (what a waste with all that effort the DEV's did in building that world) .
    6. Pvp, Rogue, Crafting and Loot system is broken and terribly unbalanced, plus there is really no point to make the effort to grind at all in the Dark Zone. Especially if your a new player trying to grind solo for better equipment or to complete your DZ daily mission or trying to grind to craft better equipment. Check the Steam forums for additional problems
    7. Enemies re-spawning / appearing out of nowhere (DZ is really bad).
    8. Boss's in the game are just bullet sponges and it gets worst as the player progresses in the story. Instead of one magazine worth of bullets in the beginning and by the time player hits the middle of the story, it would take about 5-10 magazines worth of bullets. By the time the player is near the end of the story, they will need a restock box to refill their inventory of bullets.

    This game doesn't deserve the Tom Clancy's title
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  37. Apr 25, 2016
    3
    Visually looks great, other than that very basic aspects of the game are broken especially on PC. There is no anti cheat in this game, if you go into the dark zone it is likely you will run into a hacker either teleporting across the map instakilling you or shooting through walls with a rate of fire hack. The worst punishment a hacker will receive is a 3 day bad with no stat/item resetsVisually looks great, other than that very basic aspects of the game are broken especially on PC. There is no anti cheat in this game, if you go into the dark zone it is likely you will run into a hacker either teleporting across the map instakilling you or shooting through walls with a rate of fire hack. The worst punishment a hacker will receive is a 3 day bad with no stat/item resets and then will just go back to hacking. If you have a console play this game there since you will only have to deal with glitchers (regening heath/ extra armor past the cap/ 100x damage) but hey at least they cant teleport. Expand
  38. Apr 25, 2016
    1
    It doesn't bring anything to the table. Boring after 2 hrs of gameplay. If you want an easy game with ok graphics and not challenging at all, then buy it!
  39. Apr 24, 2016
    6
    The major disappointment with this game for me was the levelling system as you constantly have to change weapons as you end up doing no damage to the bullet sponge enemies (which is another issue). I head shot one of the opponents 6 times in a row to kill them for example.

    Given that they used the enemy system from far cry 3/4 would it have been too much to also borrow the damage /
    The major disappointment with this game for me was the levelling system as you constantly have to change weapons as you end up doing no damage to the bullet sponge enemies (which is another issue). I head shot one of the opponents 6 times in a row to kill them for example.

    Given that they used the enemy system from far cry 3/4 would it have been too much to also borrow the damage / weapon system?

    The story is okay but doesn't really have a conclusion in the game.

    The integration of MP into the single player is also a pain in the neck. To enter the dark zone you need support and that is where the best loot is. Plus you end up meeting some hacker who grief kills you constantly.

    Mission variety is also lacking - it is pretty much kill everything and the "detective" elements are totally wasted.

    On the PC the controls are also a bit janky, most of my deaths happened as a result of not being able to get out of cover when a grenade was flung or failing to double tap the heal button quickly enough..
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  40. Apr 22, 2016
    0
    A good game, but dont have with play and ManHunt, why have mutch hackers!

    hackers, hackers and hackers, Speedhack, Hitkill hacker, TP hacker, No Dain Hacker, DainTP Hacker
  41. Apr 22, 2016
    0
    Cheaters, Bug´s, Exploit´s...... Wast ur money ? Buy this.............................................................................................
  42. Apr 22, 2016
    0
    Worst aquisition of 2016, boring, repetitive, lot of bugs, no protection from hackers. Game looks like a Beta Version. I'll never buy a Ubisoft game again.
  43. Apr 22, 2016
    0
    Jogo com erros grotescos que infelizmente mataram o game ! parece que o jogo esta em fase alfa, e que não passou por nenhum tipo de vistoria antes de lançar infelizmente mais um jogo mal acabado que a UBISOFT teve capacidade de lançar !
  44. Apr 22, 2016
    2
    200+ hrs on record (incl. beta)

    SP: Average before reach level cap, strongly repetitive and bored after that.
    MP: Multiplayer game full of glitches without ANY anticheat implemented. Should I say more?..

    P.S. Also, the way Ubisoft and Massive treat players community leaves a lot to be desired. That's unsatisfactory.

    Although... 2 points for graphics :)
  45. Apr 22, 2016
    8
    I am no expert at FPS games, but I felt this had a very nice feel about it with the cover mechanics. The equipment progression was a little bit annoying as you move up the levels and have to keep swapping mods from guns. And the biggest gripe was that once you hit level 30, the single player experience is a little lacklustre. But man......The Dark Zone where it really shines....go inI am no expert at FPS games, but I felt this had a very nice feel about it with the cover mechanics. The equipment progression was a little bit annoying as you move up the levels and have to keep swapping mods from guns. And the biggest gripe was that once you hit level 30, the single player experience is a little lacklustre. But man......The Dark Zone where it really shines....go in alone and you can quickly find yourself in deep trouble or you may find a group of other players you can team with. You might even get hit by a random group of rogues...you just don't know what you will find in the DZ Expand
  46. Apr 21, 2016
    4
    the game would be awesome but basically unplayable right now on pc because it is full of hackers they can fly teleport through walls one shot you when you are behind cover if this is fixed iwould easily give it a 8/10 but dont get this game the way it is ubi isnt doing anything about all the hackers i have seen the same one for a week and seen many many videos of him hacking obviosly they dgaf
  47. Apr 21, 2016
    0
    The PC version has a rampant hacker problem. Do not buy this game for PC. The singe player is indeed fun, and a lot of the coop makes the game enjoyable, but ass I spend most of the game playing against other players, this game is not worth it......
  48. Apr 20, 2016
    4
    Could be a great game but at present there are too many cheaters and hackers in the dark zone. They are ruining the experience for the casual player. The amount of times I have been shot through a wall. I even emptied a full magazine into the face of one rogue and it didn't even dent his health bar. Needless to say he fired one bullet and I was dead.
    Ubisoft need to sort out these issues
    Could be a great game but at present there are too many cheaters and hackers in the dark zone. They are ruining the experience for the casual player. The amount of times I have been shot through a wall. I even emptied a full magazine into the face of one rogue and it didn't even dent his health bar. Needless to say he fired one bullet and I was dead.
    Ubisoft need to sort out these issues as the fun is quickly disappearing from the game.
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  49. Apr 20, 2016
    2
    Continues amounts of new bugs and very little fixes for bugs that been around since Closed Beta. It is a fun game for the first 50 hours or so, than you just want to shoot yourself. Extremely repetitive due to the major lack of content. Shoot the same 8 looking NPCs every wheres you go in the game. Glitchers and hackers will love this game tho. Endless amounts of glitches toContinues amounts of new bugs and very little fixes for bugs that been around since Closed Beta. It is a fun game for the first 50 hours or so, than you just want to shoot yourself. Extremely repetitive due to the major lack of content. Shoot the same 8 looking NPCs every wheres you go in the game. Glitchers and hackers will love this game tho. Endless amounts of glitches to cheat to get the best gear same week vs same month or two. Hackers, only hacker detection is players reporting them and Massive "looks into it". 3 day ban before 2nd offense Perm ban. Just keep changing your user name to avoid this.

    Massive is more concerned playing the game at work and streaming it, rather than doing actual patch work to fix issues. Massive is more for, change something little like unable to cause damage with your gun, after a week of people cheating this way. To now, use Sticky bombs and explosive ammo to kill the target while today they announced the next "patch" will make it so only C4 (as the mission is attended for it to be) will do damage. While the major reason to the glitches that been on going for weeks, still is allowed. But hey, what do you expect from a company that makes a joke about a credit glitch called Bullet King. They took their time to patch that, than just made it into big ha ha on Ubisoft site with showcasing clips of people doing the glitch; no punishment is ever handed out for glitching. Just tweaks to the system like crafting that punishes the legit players more than anything.

    Game could've been something great. Just too large of a project for a company that is so new and has basically all fresh out of school employees. Ubisoft should've left it in Red Storms hands to build or another with experience and understanding of the gaming community to not make jokes at large issues that they avoided to repair for long periods of time.
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  50. Apr 20, 2016
    0
    Very literally all people involved in producing/selling this game from Ubi/Massive should have criminal charges filed against them. This game/the company(s) behind it have sold us on false advertising and given the consumers a totally broken defective product that is unplayable in the way it was intended. If you don't believe me check the games own forums... There are people still not ableVery literally all people involved in producing/selling this game from Ubi/Massive should have criminal charges filed against them. This game/the company(s) behind it have sold us on false advertising and given the consumers a totally broken defective product that is unplayable in the way it was intended. If you don't believe me check the games own forums... There are people still not able to play because they are locked out of their accounts because of a coding bug that Massive still hasn't fully resolved. Expand
  51. Apr 20, 2016
    3
    PVE is good, story line is fun to play, but once you get into dark zone (PVP area) is basically cheater area, if you are not using any hack you are just a sheep in a wolf den, getting kill over and over by teleporter who can 1 shot you through any walls with their aim bot. (Right now Ubisoft not doing anything about hackers so unless you find the hack, otherwise don't even buy it)
  52. Apr 20, 2016
    3
    Do not buy this game.

    This game is pretty. Its also very large. That's where the good ends. The Chinese are horrible. They are spamming the chat windows, so there IS NO COMMUNITY TO PLAY WITH, bring your own friends. The Chinese are also hacking without any moderators to stop them. Attempts to stop them have come in the form of random updates to the game to fix the glitches they
    Do not buy this game.

    This game is pretty. Its also very large. That's where the good ends.

    The Chinese are horrible. They are spamming the chat windows, so there IS NO COMMUNITY TO PLAY WITH, bring your own friends. The Chinese are also hacking without any moderators to stop them. Attempts to stop them have come in the form of random updates to the game to fix the glitches they exploit, but there are no GMs watching the game. I realize not all hackers are Chinese, however in this game its like 95% of them.

    There are only humans to fight. Never thought id get bored of shooting people. The end game is incredibly dull, consisting of RERUNNING THE SAME MISSIONS you ran to when leveling. The bullet sponge NPCs require a ridiculous amount of damage to kill, multiple magazines from high powered rifles, this is not, nor was it ever, a tactical Tom Clancy game.

    The end game is reliant on crit chance, meaning any and all PVP is based on gear score alone. Don't expect to get any good fights, because you will either destroy your target or empty magazines of ammo into someone only to have them turn around and one shot you....with an SMG.
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  53. Apr 20, 2016
    3
    I gave this game a 7 initially but I have changed my mind as the game is in such a sorry state. It was fun during the initial weeks. The game has gotten a lot worst since then. I still face DELTA and MIKE errors as well as numerous hackers in the DZ. With each patch, the game is becoming more and more terrible; Ubisoft's way of prolonging the game's life is to make good loot as hard toI gave this game a 7 initially but I have changed my mind as the game is in such a sorry state. It was fun during the initial weeks. The game has gotten a lot worst since then. I still face DELTA and MIKE errors as well as numerous hackers in the DZ. With each patch, the game is becoming more and more terrible; Ubisoft's way of prolonging the game's life is to make good loot as hard to come by as possible. On top of that, they seem more interested in punishing people who find and exploit the numerous glitches in the game rather than focusing on improving it and admitting they released a buggy mess. Don't bother with this game until 6 months have passed at least. And absolutely skip the Season Pass. You must be insane if you wish to give Ubisoft more money for stuff they haven't built while they stuff they have built does not work as intended. Expand
  54. Apr 20, 2016
    2
    Hackers Hackers Hackers Hackers do i have to say anymore all across the worldwide pc gaming community on gaming websites and forums from America Australia and Germany and everywhere in between theres one hot topic The Division and the Hackfest the Dark Zone has become, Ubisoft WTF are you blind indifferent or just dont give a f!!! now you got your hundreds of millions from sales. ImHackers Hackers Hackers Hackers do i have to say anymore all across the worldwide pc gaming community on gaming websites and forums from America Australia and Germany and everywhere in between theres one hot topic The Division and the Hackfest the Dark Zone has become, Ubisoft WTF are you blind indifferent or just dont give a f!!! now you got your hundreds of millions from sales. Im disgusted in Ubisofts ignorance and apparent disregard for the problem ignoring posts from pc gamers pleading for a little fair play Ubisoft you are LOSING THE COMMUNITY act now before its to late and try to win back the respect of your customors Expand
  55. Apr 20, 2016
    1
    The bad

    The amount of bugs and glitches in this game would even shame Bethesda. The dark zone is a complete mess, there needs to be more than just the under 160 and above 160 gear score zones. Hackers are running rampant in the dark zone, I am fine with getting destroyed by some one with better gear or better skill but having hackers telaport around and wasting the entire server is
    The bad

    The amount of bugs and glitches in this game would even shame Bethesda.

    The dark zone is a complete mess, there needs to be more than just the under 160 and above 160 gear score zones. Hackers are running rampant in the dark zone, I am fine with getting destroyed by some one with better gear or better skill but having hackers telaport around and wasting the entire server is just a joke.

    The games content is extremely grindy even before end game, every mission or encounter is the exact same.

    Incursion is just one giant meat grinder. Survive wave after wave in the same small area, with 0 save points. I can understand why people would rather glitch it then run it right, there is nothing rewarding about the gameplay in this mission.

    The Good

    The game looks great, does it look as good as they promised, no but it still looks great.

    The atmosphere is amazing, this alone is keeping me playing the game.

    This game has great potential but needed another year in development.
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  56. Apr 20, 2016
    5
    Awesome graphics, fun gameplay co-op with friends. Everything this game does right is ruined by : Cheaters, exploiters, glitches and incompetent developers.
  57. Apr 20, 2016
    4
    After you reached max level and have seen all the missions once the game gets boring. The dailies are a bad joke, do the same boring missions again and again. The weekly mission is also an great joke, its like "kill 40 of this" farm 10 of this"... The Dark Zone.. next big **** guys with gearscore 200+ onehit every "normal" players, nothing of the pvp is skill based, its just euqip... theAfter you reached max level and have seen all the missions once the game gets boring. The dailies are a bad joke, do the same boring missions again and again. The weekly mission is also an great joke, its like "kill 40 of this" farm 10 of this"... The Dark Zone.. next big **** guys with gearscore 200+ onehit every "normal" players, nothing of the pvp is skill based, its just euqip... the new "epic" raid is just an horde mode with 15 waves. Just boring. You pump 1-2 magazines into every enemy until he dies and kill wave after wave for 20 minutes.
    This game doesnt have any real endgame content, its boring as hell after you finish the PVE-Campaign and people glitch the **** out of the only boring "raid" implemented so far.
    I will not buy any DLC for this game and i dont suggest to buy it at all. It will be dead or free to play in 6-12 months.
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  58. Apr 19, 2016
    4
    Game started out fun. The leveling was pretty good, and the first chunk of end game at level cap was fun. Then you get to the point that you do in every loot based game ever. You grind your BiS loot out. Apparently that's not ok for massive. Players getting loot this fast is bad... Which is a sentiment you could maybe understand if they weren't pushing TWO updates within 2.5 months ofGame started out fun. The leveling was pretty good, and the first chunk of end game at level cap was fun. Then you get to the point that you do in every loot based game ever. You grind your BiS loot out. Apparently that's not ok for massive. Players getting loot this fast is bad... Which is a sentiment you could maybe understand if they weren't pushing TWO updates within 2.5 months of release that both require increasingly higher gear levels to actually have a shot at completing.

    The base game is probably worth the $60, but patch 1.1 is garbage.
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  59. Apr 19, 2016
    1
    I have approximately 110 hours in the game and it was fun in the beginning as the game engine is beyond beautiful. Unfortunately as soon as you leave the singleplayer storyline you run into massive amounts of bugs, glitches and on the pc hacks and bots used by players making the entire pvp zone unplayable. Worst thing is Massives/Ubisofts utter lack of communication on the problem, firstI have approximately 110 hours in the game and it was fun in the beginning as the game engine is beyond beautiful. Unfortunately as soon as you leave the singleplayer storyline you run into massive amounts of bugs, glitches and on the pc hacks and bots used by players making the entire pvp zone unplayable. Worst thing is Massives/Ubisofts utter lack of communication on the problem, first DLC was a horrid 15 wave single room that instantly was exploited so players are running around in high level gear that takes a legit player months to get. And still nothing is done. Players are leaving the game in droves only the botkids are soon left. I have requested a refund at least on the season pass here in GMG though I doubt it. Stay away from this wreck of a game until it gets a GOTY and they have fixed the exploits and hack situation. Who puts serious data on the client side today? *sigh*. Ubisoft should be ashamed Expand
  60. Apr 18, 2016
    1
    It's worse than the worst update of Destiny. Repetitive as hell. No end game. Awful loot. Not even funny with friends. Stupid beyond stupid when a 32 level enemy can kill you with one hit of a golf club (!!!) and you need to stick 20 heavy sniper explosive bullets in his brain to kill him. Avoid.
  61. Apr 18, 2016
    0
    Leveling to 30 is fun. After that, the game is repeating all of the same mistakes that Diablo 3 made at launch. The loot is terrible and based on layers upon layers of RNG. The crafting system is terrible, especially after the nerf to crafting mats. The Dark Zone is unplayable due to hacks and no anti-cheat software. The game had so much potential that was ruined by an inexperiencedLeveling to 30 is fun. After that, the game is repeating all of the same mistakes that Diablo 3 made at launch. The loot is terrible and based on layers upon layers of RNG. The crafting system is terrible, especially after the nerf to crafting mats. The Dark Zone is unplayable due to hacks and no anti-cheat software. The game had so much potential that was ruined by an inexperienced and inept developer. Expand
  62. Apr 18, 2016
    0
    As long as they dont use a anti cheater tool, simply dont play or bug this game. If you are not cheating its unplayanble at the moment.
    They have no idea what they should do about all the cheater/hacker.
  63. Apr 18, 2016
    8
    It's not perfect, but it certainly does not warrant the amount of negativity it seems to be generating. The main issue I see is that it tries to be too much - something for everyone. A hybrid game, of sorts. In doing this, it ends up being simply too average at each of it's mechanics. It's kind of an MMO, but lacking features; it's kind of an RPG, but lacking depth; it's kind of a tacticalIt's not perfect, but it certainly does not warrant the amount of negativity it seems to be generating. The main issue I see is that it tries to be too much - something for everyone. A hybrid game, of sorts. In doing this, it ends up being simply too average at each of it's mechanics. It's kind of an MMO, but lacking features; it's kind of an RPG, but lacking depth; it's kind of a tactical 3rd person shooter, but lacking realism. However, as a whole the game simply works... surprisingly well I might add.

    Anyway, let's break it down:

    The Bad
    - Still a bit buggy (getting stuck in objects, disconnecting, falling through levels).
    - Enemies don't need to be far above your level to make them severe bullet sponges. This leads to...
    - Grouping issues, since characters more than 3 levels above/below cause severe balancing issues.
    - Skills are unlocked by doing side-missions instead of levelling up. This leads to...
    - ...if you spend a while doing missions in a block (without going back to the safe house), you feel like you are getting nowhere until you do finally get back and suddenly unlock tons and tons of skills all at once.
    - The loot is very "meh". Other than increasing damage/dps/armour numbers, nothing really makes you too thrilled with getting new loot. It is also replaced very quickly as you level.
    - No incentive to start another character - every one is EXACTLY the same and there is no permanent skills/classes to "shake it up".
    - It's repetitive. 1-30 is fun, but end-game will not be for everyone. To be fair, I am never a fan of these end-game MMO-ey things anyway... it's the journey there that I prefer and will not be playing the endless grinding raids etc. If you do not plan on doing this then this may not be so much of a "con".

    The Good
    - Combat is very enjoyable. It is fluid, tactical and the cover mechanics are spot on.
    - Great fun co-op with a group of friends.
    - Ability to respec whenever you wish.
    - It looks gorgeous and runs surprisingly smoothly too.
    - Easy to pick up and play.
    - Lot's to do and a large open world to explore.
    - 4 Character slots so that you can have several different leveled characters in play.
    - Plenty of skills (and mods for them), talents and perks to choose from.

    So, in summary, it's a flawed, but very enjoyable game. Worthy of a thumbs up and certainly not deserving of all the negativity. With any luck, patches and DLC may fix some of the issues and add some required features.

    Jimbo Rating: 8/10
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  64. Apr 18, 2016
    1
    At first glance The Division looks like a gem, but peel back that deceiving outer layer & what you really have is another polished turd from the "wonderful" folks at Ubisoft.

    It's boring, it's bland, it's empty, it's lacklustre, it's repetitive, it's generic, it's buggy, it's deceiving, & it's borderline terrible. It has no variety &, worst of all, it lacks any creativity. What makes
    At first glance The Division looks like a gem, but peel back that deceiving outer layer & what you really have is another polished turd from the "wonderful" folks at Ubisoft.

    It's boring, it's bland, it's empty, it's lacklustre, it's repetitive, it's generic, it's buggy, it's deceiving, & it's borderline terrible. It has no variety &, worst of all, it lacks any creativity.
    What makes this game tolerable is having friends to play it with.

    Tom Clancy’s The Repetition™
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  65. Apr 18, 2016
    2
    Most buggy game and everytime you are running like an idiot in NY and fighting bots.
    this game is like Watch Dogs 2, if you didnt log in for 2day+ so everyone will be strong than you,
  66. Apr 16, 2016
    0
    The latest patch 1.1 is full of bugs / exploits / cheating. I have asked for a full refund on steam. The game was great until there was nothing to do. I hit 30, and the repetition sunk in and the lack of content was an issue. Finally they released a content patch and it was basically piss poor attempt and rush job that wasn't full tested. I gave this game a 9 until this happened. 4 days ofThe latest patch 1.1 is full of bugs / exploits / cheating. I have asked for a full refund on steam. The game was great until there was nothing to do. I hit 30, and the repetition sunk in and the lack of content was an issue. Finally they released a content patch and it was basically piss poor attempt and rush job that wasn't full tested. I gave this game a 9 until this happened. 4 days of falling through the world, missions not starting, getting to the end up challenge modes to only get mike errors which disco you from the game, and again falling through the world. It wears on you and people should be aware that there is a complete lack of communication from the Dev team to the players. They will lightly talk about it on twitch feeds but avoid the subject. They don't respond on the forums. They don't send in game messages, they have so many avenues to talk to people and let them know whats going on yet they are quite as church mice.

    The exploiters are the worst. They should have rolled this patch back, yet they chose to bulldoze forward. Now the changes to crafting that upped the cost was a direct cause by people using exploits. Everyone suffered because of these cheaters. Now we have super human like hacking in the DZ. There is so much evidence, yet they don't do anything. They did do 3 day bans, but nothing else that I have seen. They refuse to name the users or say what bans handed out. They won't talk about the elephant in the room.

    I am done. Ubisoft you lost a customer.
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  67. Apr 15, 2016
    8
    -Character: I like the basic character customization for this game. I don’t have to spend 30 min deciding if I want a pointed chin or a round one, like in most of the newer RPG's. I don’t even see my face most of the time, so the lack of character customization does not bother me. I can still make a super-hot chick that decimates the weak.
    -RPG: Once again if you read most of the reviews
    -Character: I like the basic character customization for this game. I don’t have to spend 30 min deciding if I want a pointed chin or a round one, like in most of the newer RPG's. I don’t even see my face most of the time, so the lack of character customization does not bother me. I can still make a super-hot chick that decimates the weak.
    -RPG: Once again if you read most of the reviews people cry about how simple the RPG system is. I agree it lacks real depth. You basically have three choices, tank, assault, and support. I know you can make a marksmen but I consider that to be a support or assault class. The RPG aspect of the game is just enough to give you some difference. It gives you the options to make a character that is not like everyone else. Sure some will be the same and some builds are better than others. I have not seen a build that hinders your ability to get through the game. All in all the RPG aspect of the game is good and enough for me.
    -Graphics: The game looks amazing on my system. GTX780 on maxed out settings. I know this will change depending what card you run and the system. I can only speak from personal experience on my system. Sometime I catch myself just looking at lighting or water/ground objects. There is great detail in most items and structures. Overall the graphics are amazing and I could not ask for more. Enough said!
    -Progression: The games progression flows well enough going through the first 30 levels. There is never a time where you have to look for something to do or grind like in a normal RPG. The missions are simple enough to find and as you progress and they become more difficult as you gain levels. Many people do not like the repetition factor. The main missions do not repeat at all. NO MAIN MISSION IS THE SAME. That being said I am speaking from the progression standpoint not endgame. Yes I know the side-missions are just different variations of the same 5-8 missions you come across. There is enough break in the side missions to where you don’t do the same per area. IE: Water missions, after the first few zones you don’t have to do one for a while. This is enough break for me to not get annoyed with side-missions while progressing. Level progression is seamless, and works out to where you are never behind and have to catch up to be able to move to the next area. Another thing about progression it is complete solo if that’s what you want. I don’t like playing with people all the time so the solo aspect of the game works for me.
    -Combat: “This is where the game shines.” First let’s get the bad out of the way. The enemies are bullet sponges and yes the cover system and be a little clunky. Could you imagine if you killed an enemy with 1-5 bullets and bosses with 6-10 bullets? There would be no point in playing the game. When playing a shooter like this you have to expect the enemies to take a lot of damage. Second the cover system is good probable a 6.5-8 out of 10. I can count on both hands how many times my character has been stuck or messed up in some way with cover. A lot is user error, if you slow down just a little and plan out moves. You can easily cut the time you mess up in cover. With the two biggest complaints out of the way let’s focus on the good things. Pure and simple the combat is challenging and exciting. I have personally experienced multiple time where me and my group mates talked about how intense the combat sequence was. No two combat experiences will be the exact same. There are so many different ways to approach combat that it really lets you handle combat in a new and fun way every time. The cover system combined with the grenades and different character builds is refreshing and really showcases what is great about The Division.
    -What I did not cover: I did not have much interaction with the Dark Zone. I have been in there for around an hour and from what I can see its going to be fun and scary all at the same time. It has a real Survivor feel to it and I am always watching my back. Especially when getting my gear out. I also just reached level 30 and only have a gear score of 145. So I am not sure how the end game will treat me or how much I will either hate it or love it. I have been on the grind for a week so I do have some experience, just not enough to commend on the end game at the moment.
    -Final Thoughts: Overall the game is great for both players who solo and group. Great Graphics/combat. Some things need to be fixed, but overall it feels complete. I have only experienced two glitches so I can’t comment on them as they did not harm my game play all that much. The game is only a little over a month old. Give it sometime and I am sure it will become the masterpiece I know it can be.
    Thanks for reading,
    Frosty
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  68. Apr 15, 2016
    1
    The game is repetitive, the pvp is riddle with game breaking bugs and exploits, cheating is rampant on PC. The developers clearly can't handle a AAA release like this, as each patch there are more glitches that go on without patch. Most of the userbase uses exploits to gain advantage without any punishment by the developers. So yeah, if you want to cheat, use a bunch of exploits and don'tThe game is repetitive, the pvp is riddle with game breaking bugs and exploits, cheating is rampant on PC. The developers clearly can't handle a AAA release like this, as each patch there are more glitches that go on without patch. Most of the userbase uses exploits to gain advantage without any punishment by the developers. So yeah, if you want to cheat, use a bunch of exploits and don't mind the repetitive content, this is the game for you. Expand
  69. Apr 15, 2016
    6
    The Division, what can we say about this game? Well lets start with the basics.
    This is not you average shooter the game introduces a lot of rpg mechanics includin the level system, the gear system and of course the loot system. WHat does this mean? Well most of the time you'll constanly switching gear and trying new sets and weapons. While people that like rpg's won't mind this, players
    The Division, what can we say about this game? Well lets start with the basics.
    This is not you average shooter the game introduces a lot of rpg mechanics includin the level system, the gear system and of course the loot system. WHat does this mean? Well most of the time you'll constanly switching gear and trying new sets and weapons. While people that like rpg's won't mind this, players nwe to this system can get bored of it quickly.
    THe gameplay is fun, but you can get bored of it really quick.
    The games does have an story, but is a pretty forgetable story, quickly in the game you'll lost interest of it and will be doing things only because the fun the game may offer to you.
    The map is divided by level and that may take the exploration factor away, your qyests will also be go here get "x" object and return, main quest are a bit longer.
    Enemies are also not a strong point in this game, you wll be fighting the same guys over and over again, with an occasional boss only being a stronger version of the the usual mobs.
    I recommend this if you have a group of firends to play with, if not the game may get boring really fast.
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  70. Apr 14, 2016
    0
    The game have good mechanics and engine. But it was an unfinished release filled with tons of exploits. This is what happens when a game is released without beta. They finally fixed the hospital, police academy, Lincoln Tunnel exploits. But new exploit with the shield still works at police academy and now incursion. All the casuals now are left behind in the loot ladder and are at a hugeThe game have good mechanics and engine. But it was an unfinished release filled with tons of exploits. This is what happens when a game is released without beta. They finally fixed the hospital, police academy, Lincoln Tunnel exploits. But new exploit with the shield still works at police academy and now incursion. All the casuals now are left behind in the loot ladder and are at a huge disadvantage in the DZ. Expand
  71. Apr 14, 2016
    3
    I really tried to like this game, the systems looked interesting and the graphics were suppose to be something we hadn't really seen in a online shooter before, for the most part Ubisoft and Massive delivered, well sort of.
    The graphics were dumbed downed, the features they promised are there, but in a somewhat diminished capacity from what was originally promised, I can't really blame
    I really tried to like this game, the systems looked interesting and the graphics were suppose to be something we hadn't really seen in a online shooter before, for the most part Ubisoft and Massive delivered, well sort of.
    The graphics were dumbed downed, the features they promised are there, but in a somewhat diminished capacity from what was originally promised, I can't really blame them though, the game still looks fantastic.

    The Problem is with the artificial scaling, lack of meaningful content at endgame, repetitive nature of the dailies and the boundless, exploits, glitches and hackers, ohhh god the hackers....
    The dark zone has become polluted with too many cheaters to be really fun, the drop rates have been nerfed and then now they are guarenteed, but only the gear that drops is no longer relevant so you will likely only get something useful maybe 2-4% of the time. The addition of Supply Drops, meant to be a catalyzing force to draw players together, do just that. but the stuff that drops out of it is so meaningless most of the time, your hoping players show up because they likely have better loot, yea you don't have to extract it but after clearing dozens of these things, the best piece of gear i got was something I had already gotten from the raid/Incursion. That brings me to my next point, the Incursion, cause there is only to one right now and to be honest it is god awful, yes there were some new enemy types and yes there was the slight introduction of what would be considered mechanics, but it can all be ignored and glitched so you don't actually have to fight any of it, chessing the boss directly which the just drops your loot and de-spawns all the enemies, no mess, fuss, no hassle just free loot.

    So what does all this mean to the game, well as many other have already stated the game is basically a Diablo style game with guns, set in third person and if you like that style of game, of runnign the same thing over and over and over again just on the of chance you will get something that is slightly better than what you got from it already then even still this game is mediocre at best, looks great, astonishing at times, down right annoying at others (snowstorms come to mind). but in the end even a mediocre game is marred by exploits, glitches and hackers. I can't rightly recommend this game to anyone in its current state, and if the patches and fix priority that the developers have shown so far, not any time in the near future either.

    Verdict: Go play a real shooter if you want to player a shooter. Go play a real Rpg if you want to play an Rpg. This game does a disservice to both genres, and it had so much potential too, the developers missed the ball by a long shot here.
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  72. Apr 13, 2016
    4
    The design decisions by the development team behind this game are unbelievably bad and nonsensical, as a long time gamer my final impression is that the developers don't know what they are doing at all. This game is so incredibly dull and boring I have never been so turned off by a game before in my life, I'm actually a little offended at how lazily this thing was put together.

    Many of
    The design decisions by the development team behind this game are unbelievably bad and nonsensical, as a long time gamer my final impression is that the developers don't know what they are doing at all. This game is so incredibly dull and boring I have never been so turned off by a game before in my life, I'm actually a little offended at how lazily this thing was put together.

    Many of the design decisions make absolutely no sense and the PC port is complete garbage, and on top of that the game itself is boring as hell. You spend 90% of your time just running around looking for some NPCs/Rogues/Agents to kill the end game content consists of harder versions of the same missions you'd completed dozens of times while leveling... the Dark Zone is the sole redeeming factor of this game because it's tends to be actually FUN in stark contrast to the rest of the game, however without any structure it's just a sandbox pew pew fest for trolls and lols and it's very, very uneven considering how some players are super geared from farming exploits which are RAMPANT in this game.

    NO end game exclusive content , just the same crap over, and over. Oh Incursions you say?! They are just a warehouse you fight waves of enemies in! That's right! This is one of the most underdeveloped, boring, monotonous, laziest game Ubisoft has made since Watchdogs. Ubisoft has lost me as a customer, I will never again buy one of their games without waiting for in-depth reviews and I would recommend you do the same. Unless you really liked this game in which case you are insane, because it's complete, utter garbage.
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  73. Apr 13, 2016
    4
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Super repetitive, no bosses at all. Dark Zone should be called Grey Zone because it doesnt have full pvp or pve action. The game is a beta with "new content" ("FREE") adding for the next 3 months.
    Full of bugs, the only meta in the game is doing over and over again the same repulsive missions to find better gear ( now more easy because every named random enemy will drop supreme items 100% of the time.The AI is crap, and the only "boss" in the entire game is a... helicopter...
    Not worth even if it costs 15 bucks.
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  74. Apr 13, 2016
    1
    What a Disaster no not the setting, but the Division as a game from a player stand point, developed by Massive or as they should be known "Massive Failure"

    1. Server Issues at launch, 2.Game Breaking bugs, From accounts locked out to people stuck @ story mode sequences, rampant hacking in the DZ, Crazy amount of farm exploits and level glitches, DZ level farming exploit, The back pack
    What a Disaster no not the setting, but the Division as a game from a player stand point, developed by Massive or as they should be known "Massive Failure"

    1. Server Issues at launch,
    2.Game Breaking bugs,
    From accounts locked out to people stuck @ story mode sequences, rampant hacking in the DZ, Crazy amount of farm exploits and level glitches, DZ level farming exploit, The back pack lockout bug, and after 3. first patch = massive hit registration lag, crashes, & more broken accounts
    4. incursions launched, people had all their Agents Deleted & Accounts reset or Deleted, as well as some people getting their DZ levels Reset. Missing, inventory items,
    5. Despite the Devs supposedly testing the incursion there where people farming the incursion exploiting the APC shooting bug, Massive Failure
    6. No Anti-cheat in the game at all, that they promised to have at launch, Hackers Rage hacking around the DZ **** on players all day.... this game is the single biggest disappointment in gaming history.
    7. Repetitive, Boring, Grindy Gameplay. With **** rewards for your time.

    Ubi**** and Massive Failure should both be sued into nonexistence for this pathetic attempt at a product.
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  75. Apr 13, 2016
    8
    i love the divison, ithink it`s a great game, and you should definetly pick it up, but the negative side about the division, if you are max level and are done with the maine quest, it is not a lot to do, but it`s still a very good game, i hope dlc can fill it a little bit more out.
  76. Apr 12, 2016
    3
    The Division is a game that lacks a lot of things.

    Expectations were high when the game was released, and yet it crushed all hope set in it. I don't even know where to start... first, I played it ~41 hours in all possible ways, a lot of PvE, a lot of PvP, solo, in groups, etc. So you know what my opinion is based upon. So let's start. First of all the graphics. While The Division
    The Division is a game that lacks a lot of things.

    Expectations were high when the game was released, and yet it crushed all hope set in it. I don't even know where to start... first, I played it ~41 hours in all possible ways, a lot of PvE, a lot of PvP, solo, in groups, etc. So you know what my opinion is based upon.

    So let's start.

    First of all the graphics. While The Division looks really good, it is not as good as seen in several trailers (which is a quite common problem with games, I guess). Also, you'll experience significant FPS drops while playing, for no reason. This could be caused by your PC, but most likely, it's a server-sided problem.

    Next point: the servers are very, very unstable, resulting in random disconnects, login problems and all the other known issues. Plus the servers aren't divided into areas, it's quite possible for you to read korean, russian and a lot of other languages in the chats.

    Now the multiplayer. Well. Cooperative is fun with friends, gotta admit, and playing with a good team is really cool. But on the other side, the Dark Zone (open PvP zone with PvE elements) and all its gameplay is neither balanced, nor fair, nor funny. It's grinding, and nothing else, just grinding, all the time.

    Yet another problem in this game: Its items, its inventory, its weapons. The weapon system is similar to that of Borderlands/Borderlands 2, meaining the weapons have levels which define a weapons traits, like damage per second (DPS) and skills. The inventory itself is very overloaded and confusing, it'll take a while until you can actually handle it.

    But now, something more positive: the games missions and plot. Most missions are very, very repetitive, you do them in the one sector, after having finished them, you proceed to the next one, do the same ones again, and all the same again. Sounds not very positive? True, but most missions are good ones in the first place, they just start getting boring after a few hours. The plot itself is interesting, and the whole game shows a realistic post-apocalyptic Manhattan after a huge catastrophe. The atmosphere is really good and immersive, and by collecting various collectibles, you'll get a lot of side informations about what could happen in an apocalyptic scenario, but also about main characters, villains etc. The plot itself is okay, with the Division being a secret government department which is activated after the catastrophe became too hard to handle for other departments, such as police and army (JTF, in this game, =Joint Task Force). But well, that's pretty much it.

    Overall, this game can be very frustrating, boring and repetitive, especially after you finished the main storyline, but it can also be funny in multiplayer - beside technical difficulties and bugs. What annoys me the most is the lost potential, because Manhattan, even though it looks graphically good, seems so... lifeless and empty. There's not much to do for you except missions and occasionally help a citizen, and this is just a waste for the good and interesting setting.

    Because of all of this, it gets 3/10 from me.
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  77. Apr 12, 2016
    3
    Dull game Ubisoft. The only thing we can say thank you schedule not so much deteriorated and a good atmosphere.

    In the game there is no plot, no normal multiplayer on the PC version of cheaters like **** Play Ubisoft in it yourself.
  78. Apr 11, 2016
    6
    Some odd scores here -- both high and low. Which is odd for a game that does absolutely nothing new (and mostly because it only does a handful of things OVER AND OVER AND OVER), but really does nothing wrong.

    The Division is an odd mix of an ARPG Lootershooter and an MMO, without ever truly being either due to a woeful lack of meaningful character customization and loot. The best
    Some odd scores here -- both high and low. Which is odd for a game that does absolutely nothing new (and mostly because it only does a handful of things OVER AND OVER AND OVER), but really does nothing wrong.

    The Division is an odd mix of an ARPG Lootershooter and an MMO, without ever truly being either due to a woeful lack of meaningful character customization and loot. The best description of the game really is a shell -- because it could have so many great things, but instead it gives you 3 and you do them over and over for 30 levels in pve, and 50 or so of them in pvp.

    The pve mode is enjoyable, but prepare to do a lot of the same things over and over with a different voice telling you what you're doing. 5-6 side quest missions per area with a different voice over in each area, and a main-story-ish mission per area... and when I say main story, I mean something vaguely linked to the last thing you did in the area to try and save the city.

    Pvp is incredibly lackluster, and suffers from typical problems -- no balance between weapons and skills leading to a dominant weapon type and skill set, oh.. and it only really exists in the "dark zone". Sure, it sound ominous but it really means about 8 blocks worth of area you have to repeat kill stuff in for 50 levels. Yes. 50.

    End of the day Destiny is a far better game, but it lacks the gritty ambiance of The Division -- which on systems that can support 4k resolutions looks fairly amazing. The problem with the game is what rests on the inside, and in that space there just isn't that much to do.
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  79. Apr 10, 2016
    6
    The game is beautiful, and I enjoyed the mechanics. The Dark Zone (PvP) grind is unbearable. There's too many exploits, bugs, and hackers to enjoy PvP. Due to this, the end-game is not enjoyable. Will they fix this in the future? Possibly, but I don't see the hackers going anywhere.
  80. Apr 10, 2016
    2
    Constantly get kicked off of the server with "The Division Services are not available at this time" error. The A.I. is mindless and kamikaze, which makes the game entirely too easy or impossible depending on if you are over or under the recommended player level for each stage. All a moot point consider you will not be able to maintain a connection to the servers in multiplayer mode. TheConstantly get kicked off of the server with "The Division Services are not available at this time" error. The A.I. is mindless and kamikaze, which makes the game entirely too easy or impossible depending on if you are over or under the recommended player level for each stage. All a moot point consider you will not be able to maintain a connection to the servers in multiplayer mode. The Graphics look great though.

    All in all a waste of $70. You are better off renting this game for a couple days and playing solo.
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  81. Apr 10, 2016
    7
    The game has the potential to be great. Unfortunately it was made by Ubisoft. Extremely unstable and if you do manage to get into the game long enough to play it, there is so little pve game play outside the hacker infested pvp zone it's just not worth your time. Plus if you want any extra content (if / when it arrives) you better get out your wallet AGAIN as it's all going to be behindThe game has the potential to be great. Unfortunately it was made by Ubisoft. Extremely unstable and if you do manage to get into the game long enough to play it, there is so little pve game play outside the hacker infested pvp zone it's just not worth your time. Plus if you want any extra content (if / when it arrives) you better get out your wallet AGAIN as it's all going to be behind the season pass. Expand
  82. Apr 10, 2016
    2
    Moderately good, if repetitive PvE experience that lasts about 15-20 hours. After that, the rest of the game is a grindy, poorly implemented, poorly considered game. The Darkzone(PVP) is a steaming pile of cheaters, exploiters, and outright hackers. Enemy players constantly teleport and one-shot you with aimbots, and UBIsoft/Massive do nothing about it.

    The game is also unnecessarily
    Moderately good, if repetitive PvE experience that lasts about 15-20 hours. After that, the rest of the game is a grindy, poorly implemented, poorly considered game. The Darkzone(PVP) is a steaming pile of cheaters, exploiters, and outright hackers. Enemy players constantly teleport and one-shot you with aimbots, and UBIsoft/Massive do nothing about it.

    The game is also unnecessarily burdened with daily and weekly lockout timers on content. This isn't a subscription-based game, and there's no need for it. Because of those lockouts, people exploit game bugs to farm more quickly than you can by playing legitimately.

    The entire game is an overall mess. I don't know what they were thinking when they designed it. Pass on this title. Wait a year or so until all the bugs and content are updated, and HOPE that it goes on sale.
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  83. Apr 10, 2016
    4
    Had to downgrade my original score from 7 to 4 after the 1.1 patch. I guess I'm just not hardcore enough. Well, I don't mind that. Hardcore gamers have ruined everything they touch and I'm happy not to be part of the ruining of this game. Elitist mentality has lead to Ubisoft caving to the most vocal, but least representative members of the community.

    Frankly, if 1.1 is the line
    Had to downgrade my original score from 7 to 4 after the 1.1 patch. I guess I'm just not hardcore enough. Well, I don't mind that. Hardcore gamers have ruined everything they touch and I'm happy not to be part of the ruining of this game. Elitist mentality has lead to Ubisoft caving to the most vocal, but least representative members of the community.

    Frankly, if 1.1 is the line that The Division is taking, I don't care to see how it all winds up. Like many of the Twitchcasters and YouTubers I follow who are Division fanbois, I'm probably just going to step back and see what happens. Looks like this is going down the Destiny route. No more "D" titled MMO lites (or ANY MMO lites for that matter, as we all know it's just disguised DRM).

    Original review:
    Yea, I have to say I'm impressed. As a Twitch caster I watch said, "It's not like a Ubisoft game. It's actually good." I have to say, after watching both the PS4 and PC version, I'm happy to say that I was COMPLETELY wrong and they didn't gimp the PC version for parity. Even after the "Watch Dogs" debacle, I believed that they wouldn't change their stance. It still sold quite well, despite the flak. "Money talks and BS walks", the axiom goes. I fully expected Ubisoft to treat us as they should have, given "Watch Dogs" and the latest series of "Assassin's Creed" financial successes.

    I have to say I've moved back to a guarded positive about the big publishers, such as Bethesda and Ubisoft, who didn't take the EA "Screw 'em. They still come back." attitude.

    Now that I've reached the endgame, it's VERY apparent that there was not much bug hunting, or testing. It's rather a bit of a mess. This has the potential of Destiny, really good in concept, but it's lack of sufficient testing will cost it in the long run.

    This game shouldn't disappoint, but it's certainly not worth full value, either. Twenty percent off is the lowest discount I'd tolerate (I had a bit more). If you are cheap like me and $5 is good for a two hour movie, then you will get 20 hours of enjoyment out of the game. If you are looking for a long haul actual MMO experience, Ubisoft will have to pull a magical golden talking rabbit out of their collective bums.
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  84. Apr 10, 2016
    4
    By and large, UBI/Massive in the past have failed on a lot of their larger project titles such as Rainbow Six: Siege. The Division falls nowhere near short of the mark at a great attempt at breaking this cycle. Unfortunately it does not. It has gorgeous graphics and a Tom Clancy story line what more could you ask? Well, dept, substance, and support to name just three. Depth; the game lacksBy and large, UBI/Massive in the past have failed on a lot of their larger project titles such as Rainbow Six: Siege. The Division falls nowhere near short of the mark at a great attempt at breaking this cycle. Unfortunately it does not. It has gorgeous graphics and a Tom Clancy story line what more could you ask? Well, dept, substance, and support to name just three. Depth; the game lacks anything to drive players to play past the point that all three systems are at 100%. The dark Zone is full of boss fight experiences that will keep you occupied for about 2 days, after that you are mindlessly running around killing the same old guys and encountering players. Substance; The game feels hollow after you get a good bit of gear the daily hard missions can be soloed in 10 to 15 minutes. The daily challenging is a bit harder but a group of three player can clear them in about 35 to 45 minutes. Support; This is UBI's weakest point in any endeavor. Armor and health exploits in the Dark Zone that allows the unscrupulous player to have endless armor and health and players teleporting to and fro leading to super villain antics of "Poof, I shoot you and take your stuff." Known issues such as daily missions that won't reset for days on end leading to the inability of players to acquire the much needed resources such as in-game credits and crafting materials. These are problems that are known issues and UBI seem to do nothing other than lead their player base to wait for days on end for simple solutions. But hey they are bringing out their first part of "Incursions". Steer clear of this and all UBI titles as long as you can....if you need to fill your gaming void, go play Plants vs Zombies as it is less repetitive than The Division. Expand
  85. Apr 10, 2016
    5
    If you look at hours spent on a game, you can argues Tom Clancy's The Division is worth the money. However, your time is spent waiting for a promise to be fulfilled until the very end, leaving you utterly unsatisfied.

    The entire game is an exercise in lazy repetition to progress in a game that doesn't feel alive. Yes there are people and dogs, but it's the same image on every corner,
    If you look at hours spent on a game, you can argues Tom Clancy's The Division is worth the money. However, your time is spent waiting for a promise to be fulfilled until the very end, leaving you utterly unsatisfied.

    The entire game is an exercise in lazy repetition to progress in a game that doesn't feel alive. Yes there are people and dogs, but it's the same image on every corner, highly repetitive and no narration whatsoever. The game looks great and the sound is high quality, but what use is that in a deserted game with no depth whatsoever.
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  86. Apr 9, 2016
    7
    Good gunplay, bad servers. Repetitive, itemization a bit bland, customization horrble, servers frequently DC on weekends, PvP not developed with any kind of reality-check, too few and very repetitive missions for an online game. As usual with Ubisoft, graphics are nowhere near the launch trailer, but good enough. Although you have to have a beast of a machine to run it with largerGood gunplay, bad servers. Repetitive, itemization a bit bland, customization horrble, servers frequently DC on weekends, PvP not developed with any kind of reality-check, too few and very repetitive missions for an online game. As usual with Ubisoft, graphics are nowhere near the launch trailer, but good enough. Although you have to have a beast of a machine to run it with larger resolutions, so beware. Expand
  87. Apr 6, 2016
    0
    I was really disappointed by The Division. The story, although present, is lacking and bland, and the quests are generally very repetitive and poorly written. They feel in a way similar to the most boring grind quests you find in generic mmorpgs. Go to an area, secure a container or kill some enemies, save hostages, and agAin again and again. The environment is quite poor and has not muchI was really disappointed by The Division. The story, although present, is lacking and bland, and the quests are generally very repetitive and poorly written. They feel in a way similar to the most boring grind quests you find in generic mmorpgs. Go to an area, secure a container or kill some enemies, save hostages, and agAin again and again. The environment is quite poor and has not much life(even for a city plagued with a lethal virus). I cant even say the multiplayer experience is that entertaining, it doesnt bring anything really new when you cooperate with teammates, its just your ordinary shooting experience. It is hard for me to get what ubisoft truly tried to achieve, i cannot see what their original goal was, but the result is an average shooting game with rpg mechanics. I cannot recommand it if you want a sinngle player experience because story is poor, but its not either your best choice if you want to play in multiplayer. The game lacks identify and refined game mechanics?Maybe it tried to appeal to veryone, but satisfied nobody? Expand
  88. Apr 5, 2016
    8
    Fun game, not a lot to it... beautiful Graphics, better have a built computer to play this one, huge system requirements. Good core group of players. great game to hop on and off of, if you lack time for a normal MMO.
  89. Apr 5, 2016
    8
    The Division is an online shooter with multiplayer elements, where you assume the Role of a Division Agent. As Division Agent you have acces to more than 19 active skills, with different modifiers, which you can chose from to cater to you playstyle (Tank/DD/Suppport). Im going to assume that, if you buy this game, you are commited enough to reach lv 30, where the "true" game starts. I'llThe Division is an online shooter with multiplayer elements, where you assume the Role of a Division Agent. As Division Agent you have acces to more than 19 active skills, with different modifiers, which you can chose from to cater to you playstyle (Tank/DD/Suppport). Im going to assume that, if you buy this game, you are commited enough to reach lv 30, where the "true" game starts. I'll be explaining that in a bit.
    To keep this review short and easy to read im going to make a pro Cons list:

    Pro:
    - Very fun if you have 1-3 friends to play with.
    - Especially the Dark Zone, the PvP zone of this game, is great fun with a group. There, you and your friends can either become a hunter or the prey, depending on your tendency to kill NPCs or other Players for their Loot.
    - There is a lot to discover in the game world...
    -... and a lot to marvel at. The graphics in this game are stunning if your gaming-rig can handle it (though the recommended specs arent that high)
    - Group play is challening on higher difficulties. The different skills you can chose from actually matter, if used right.

    Cons:

    - The setting of this game aims for a realistic style. Gameplay wise, this however poses problems in the long run in terms of variety and itemisation. Items most of the time fail to induce the craving to obtain them, since visually, they are limited to exisitng guns. While i dont expect guns that sparkle with fire or ice effects, some "oomph" is missing in that department (most of the time, the most unique feature of the highest quality guns is them having a golden skin.)
    - The story is lacking. Most of the time, you're going up against a specific boss in group missions. However, they mostly dont receive much exposition beforehand. So if you finally get "face to face" (its still a shooter, so chances are you wont see their face properly if they are 30m away), bosses will mainly only stand out because they have a name and drop more loot. What a missed opportunity.
    - While there sure is a lot to discover, i fail to understand why Ubi games in general, have the tendency to plaster the map with collectibles. There are more than 140 audiologs and some other stuff you can pick up. However, once you hit lv 30 the xp gain through these become obsolete. While they do tell stories, and help create atmosphere, almost every single audiolog is a self contained, albeit interchangable collectible. Collecting them isnt particularily fun, even as an optional goal. A more mission implemented apporach for those would have been much better.
    - Farming the Group missions on Lv 30 can really get repetitive after some time, since theres mostly no variation how encounters are handled. While weakpoints on enemies change, almost every mission simply consists of the game throwing enemies in your way. A more varied approach with bosses (like in the last mission) in particular would have done wonders.
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  90. Apr 4, 2016
    5
    What started as a 12/10 game has quickly devolved into repetitive nonsense and a sense of violent anger towards my monitor at the lack of progression.

    I suppose we can start with the good. I live in NYC and the map is extremely realistic. The story is believable: A bioterrorist unleashes a deadly virus that quickly ravages New York City. You are part of an elite government military
    What started as a 12/10 game has quickly devolved into repetitive nonsense and a sense of violent anger towards my monitor at the lack of progression.

    I suppose we can start with the good. I live in NYC and the map is extremely realistic. The story is believable: A bioterrorist unleashes a deadly virus that quickly ravages New York City. You are part of an elite government military organization called The Division that's sent in to restore order, mainly by shooting the same hooded/masked red names until you hit max level. Then you do it some more.

    The weapons are nice and there are a lot of them, though due to balance issues, you'll probably only find yourself using a few. Each weapon has a few mod slots where you can improve your magazine or scope to better suit your style of play. However build diversity is limited due to poor balance. For example, for some reason you have an ability that shoots an explosive device and the damage of that item is capped at 250k and has a long cooldown. Meanwhile your sniper rifle can reach upwards of a million damage and that has no cooldown except how well you can aim. It makes no sense.

    Leveling up is extremely repetitive. You progress through leveled zones and every few zones there is a main mission that progresses the story, basically the only saving grace of the level up process. Between that every zone has the same side quests that you repeat over and over again until you hate yourself.

    Once you actually hit the max, there's not much else to do. You can repeat the missions you've already done, just on a harder difficulty, meaning the bad guys will begin to shrug off 100 or more rounds to the head with ease. These challenge missions reward you with some gear and crafting materials to craft the stronger stuff. It doesn't take a long to obtain a decent set of gear. Once you're at that point, the grind begins to obtain the very best, and I do mean grind.

    There is a resource called Division Tech that you need to craft powerful equipment which can only be obtained in the Dark Zone, mainly through chests that are scattered around. Each chest has an inexplicably long respawn timer meaning you could run around the Dark Zone for hours and not even find an unopened one. Furthermore, Division Tech comes in 3 flavors, green, blue, and yellow, and only the yellow ones are worthwhile. So not only do you have to be lucky enough to find a chest, you'll have to pray to Lord GabeN that you get a yellow. There's no refinement system currently in the game to refine green to blue or blue to yellow. Weird.

    Now the Dark Zone is the PvPvE area that the devs have implemented, touting it as a new and exciting PvP experience. This is neither new nor exciting. It's essentially world PvP, a concept that has existed for decades. Also noteworthy is that world PvP frequently devolves into players griefing other players and The Division does not disappoint. It is also not exciting as should you choose to engage other players, you'll be highlighted to the entire world. Everyone will be able to see where you are. If they are nearby, they'll see you through walls and other obstacles. There's even a distance tracker so they'll always know the exact distance between you two up to 150 meters. It doesn't make for exciting PvP play, nor is there any structured PvP in the game. The Dark Zone is it, and as the game progresses further and the more veteran players obtain better gear, the lack of content outside the Dark Zone will relegate these players to the Dark Zone to slaughter newer and/or undergeared players to seek their enjoyment. This will not help the longevity of the game.

    Again, balance is an issue. Certain weapons are rendered obsolete. For example, even though there's a plethora of sniper rifles to choose from, you should only be using one: the M1A. It fires as fast as you can click and the damage rivals that of its slower, bolt action, and supposedly powerful cousins. You'd be mad to use something else. There's also a skill called Survivor Link which makes you and your party immune to all crowd control, near immune to all damage, and gives you a speed boost. The only counter to Survivor Link is Survivor Link (or to run and hide) and when the only counter to a skill is that very skill, it's indicative of a major balance problem.

    There are bugs galore, some minor and some gamebreaking. A lot of the time your stats page will not display your correct stats. Sometimes NPC dialogue will become inaudible. Infinite loading screens will completely prevent you from playing the game. There's also a lot of cheaters, who apparently aren't even banned permanently. If you are caught cheating, you receive a 3 day ban.

    All in all, The Division suffers from Star Wars: Battlefront syndrome. The developers have created a beautiful world void of any meaningful content. The stuff they are planning will be locked behind multiple paid DLC. It's truly a sad case for a game that absolutely has so much potential.
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  91. Apr 4, 2016
    4
    REPETITIVE as hell. The weapons sounds like toy guns, the whole gameplay is just not fun and the buildings look boring and the whole scenario looks repetitive. Overrated as always, another dissapointment that was acclaimed by the so called "professional reviewers". Probably they just don't care about game quality anymore, they just recycled aspects from other 3rd person shooters, nothingREPETITIVE as hell. The weapons sounds like toy guns, the whole gameplay is just not fun and the buildings look boring and the whole scenario looks repetitive. Overrated as always, another dissapointment that was acclaimed by the so called "professional reviewers". Probably they just don't care about game quality anymore, they just recycled aspects from other 3rd person shooters, nothing new nothing fresh.

    4/10
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  92. Apr 3, 2016
    2
    This is another game that continues the recently popular Diablo with guns genre. This one is especially boring this time around with a piss poor PVP system and an extremely MMO like emphasis on grinding. In short it's Destiny in a different setting which boils down to uninspired Skinner box **** only this time even the PVP is awful.
  93. Rok
    Apr 3, 2016
    8
    I love MMOs, so loved games like World of Warcraft and Guild Wars 2 when they were first released; I also love shooters, especially first-person shooters, from Doom II, through Return to Castle Wolfenstein (2001), and to Battlefield 3. So I was always looking for a game like The Division. And the mildly similar games out there now either have bad graphics for my taste, or are just tooI love MMOs, so loved games like World of Warcraft and Guild Wars 2 when they were first released; I also love shooters, especially first-person shooters, from Doom II, through Return to Castle Wolfenstein (2001), and to Battlefield 3. So I was always looking for a game like The Division. And the mildly similar games out there now either have bad graphics for my taste, or are just too broken / hacked / or abused by veterans to be playable. The Division does not have these problems; it has amazing graphics that are also well optimized or tweaked that even my friend's old gaming laptop can run it (but barely), and it also works well enough from the first week of its release.

    The Division is not perfect, though. It's definitely the answer to my long-endured gaming needs, but there is huge room for improvement. For that combination of feelings about it, I give it 8 out of 10. My biggest problem with The Division is that crafting relies on luck, just like dropped loot relies on luck; this is one of the strangest implementations of crafting I've ever seen in a game like this. Basically, after going through the tedious process of farming materials, you have to go through the largely frustrating experience of crafting a weapon or piece of armor, one after another, after another, maybe dozens of said pieces, until you can find, not the perfect combination of stats, because that's nearly impossible, but merely an acceptable combination of stats (and there are so many of them). Furthermore, upgrading crafting materials is not done in mass or bulk, but one after another, and you have to press two keys, hold down space and press Esc, every single time for every single piece you're upgrading. That...is not weirder and more stupid than the first problem of dependency on luck when crafting, but it's somewhere out there with the former in terms of giving the player a frustrating and tediously boring experience.

    In short, the much, much needed crafting, because loot is wholly dependent on luck, is also dependent on luck and only luck! In other words, crafting is hopelessly broken in The Division, unless Massive suddenly decides to get sane and allow picking exact stats when crafting, even if the price is increasing the amounts of crafting material required when you're able to specify stats.

    Because of the above mentioned problem, which Massive probably thinks is a profitable and addictive time sink (maybe addictive for masochistic gamblers, but definitely not normal people or gamers), experimenting or changing role in this game is a hopeless endeavor. Because if you really want to specialize as a healer or DPS or tank, then you naturally must be able to tweak your gear and specify every single stat on every single piece, but that's impossible with the mechanic of depending on luck. Accordingly, everyone is DPS in this game. Almost. And it's not fun to try to change because you cannot be powerful enough as a healer or tank with a large portion of your stats that are completely irrelevant to your other desired roles, and can never be changed. You can change (or recalibrate just one stat, no more).

    Accordingly, without being able to experiment and change specialization or role, the game is fast coming to an end for end gamers. Massive is planning an update with “gear sets” in a few days, apparently sets that will help people specialize in things other than DPS, but they're almost all loot or drops from bosses, so again, people are forced to depend on luck or RNG, rather than on the targeted and sure way of farming lots of materials, but crafting exactly what one wants.

    Other than the above, and the need for more missions (dungeons) and perhaps creative types of enemies, this game is amazing and exactly what I wanted. However, I agree with Angry Joe, the reviewer, about the Tom Clancy brand hurting the game; it's definitely hurting The Division. Because as repetitive as they have become, zombies would have been the most mind-blowingly awesome part of this game. Zombies would have added variety, and such different methods or tactics of gameplay in missions.

    I don't think zombies will ever be added; they'r just not part of Tom Clancy's world or brand. But more missions and variety are certainly coming. So if I will stop playing this game and if I refrain from buying the Season Pass, then it will be for one reason: the frustrating crafting experience.
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  94. Apr 2, 2016
    8
    It's a good game too spend only with friends who want to play many hours on it.
    The game has no story on it, I mean yeah it's a virus but you don't have story mission like others game, the only "story" missions that you have is: Go there, reset the power, do that, kill those ones. It's super repetitive.
    For players who don't live in USA or Europe the ping in the darkzone can break your
    It's a good game too spend only with friends who want to play many hours on it.
    The game has no story on it, I mean yeah it's a virus but you don't have story mission like others game, the only "story" missions that you have is: Go there, reset the power, do that, kill those ones. It's super repetitive.
    For players who don't live in USA or Europe the ping in the darkzone can break your balls, like me. In the beta you could but items in the darkzone according to your level. Now you have only stuffs to level 30 and when you reach that and want to buy items there are only to level 50 (Darkzone level).
    The only things it serves in the game are designs to craft materials and have better weapons or stuffs.
    There is no DLC since I writing this review so I hope to enjoy more this game.
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  95. Apr 2, 2016
    8
    An very mediocre Game. Kinda punishing when you play solo. Recommended to play atleast duo. Still has some slight performance issues even on good Rig's. Get's very repetitive when you're max Level (30), Dark Zone (pvp) is unplayable alone - unless you don't care for good Loot. Since i got it for free (nvidia promotion) it's okay. But i wouldn't pay more than 30$ for this Game. On top ofAn very mediocre Game. Kinda punishing when you play solo. Recommended to play atleast duo. Still has some slight performance issues even on good Rig's. Get's very repetitive when you're max Level (30), Dark Zone (pvp) is unplayable alone - unless you don't care for good Loot. Since i got it for free (nvidia promotion) it's okay. But i wouldn't pay more than 30$ for this Game. On top of that you need ti purchase season pass or every dlc on it's own. Expand
  96. Apr 2, 2016
    0
    Pretty disappointed by Ubisoft:
    Repetitive side missions, route repetition, bad, and easily exploitable multiplayer function and end game content, slow progression in banning blatant multihack users (Aimbot, 1 Hit kill, Shooting through objects, & teleporting around the map) etc:
    The environment looks nice map is rather large immersive, and graphics are rather nice when turned up. but
    Pretty disappointed by Ubisoft:
    Repetitive side missions, route repetition, bad, and easily exploitable multiplayer function and end game content, slow progression in banning blatant multihack users (Aimbot, 1 Hit kill, Shooting through objects, & teleporting around the map) etc:
    The environment looks nice map is rather large immersive, and graphics are rather nice when turned up. but nothing really creative has been done with it, copy and paste side missions and railed story missions and challenges, no decision mechanics in such a large game. boring as **** loot grind that no one but the lifers will ever really bother with, horribly delayed shot registration, half assed server tick rate, multiplayer disconnects, and broken Uplay functionality hobble what could have been a great game.

    so much potential flushed down the drain really could have been one of the best games in a long time but it will turn out to be an over priced flavor of the month exercise in mediocrity and corporate powered game creation.
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  97. Mar 30, 2016
    3
    1º The downgrade , 2º Really bugisoft you need to create new enemies (Please) 3º Farm, farm , farm , farm more my friend, 4º Go to darkzone and... YES GO FARMING MORE, The most important .... If you are going to play this alone PLEASE Don't do it, You need 4 or more friends for play ALWAYS in team.. Or you are going to boring in 10 hours or less (Bad english sorry)
  98. Mar 30, 2016
    6
    Tom Clancy's The Division was a game with a lot of expectations, but achieved little. The story had a lot of potential, however, it is very badly told, and became disappointing. The gameplay is simple, do not have anything different or innovative (has RPG elements). The missions are repetitive and after a long time playing becomes boring. The game is visually beautiful, it is true, howeverTom Clancy's The Division was a game with a lot of expectations, but achieved little. The story had a lot of potential, however, it is very badly told, and became disappointing. The gameplay is simple, do not have anything different or innovative (has RPG elements). The missions are repetitive and after a long time playing becomes boring. The game is visually beautiful, it is true, however there is a huge downgrade. The soundtrack is okay. Overall, The Division is a normal game is not innovative, is not a remarkable game and neither is a game of the year, the multiplayer is what saves this game, The Division is a disappointment, to which may be the disappointment of the year Ubisoft did not yield what it promised. 6/10 Expand
  99. Mar 30, 2016
    10
    The game is a lot of fun. I get the negative reviews mainly because the hype was too high and some people are a little dissapointed. Game is a non complex MMO with RPG features in it and it delivers lots of fun with you're playing with friends, etc. Graphics are great, gameplay is pretty decent and the story is OK. Give it a try!
  100. Mar 30, 2016
    8
    To preface, this game is NOT for everyone. If you believe this is a twitch shooter in the ilk of COD or HALO, look elsewhere. If you are a Tom Clancy fan, this game is REALLY thin in terms of the Clancy universe and it's use of the license. In fact, I am still not sure why they decided to use the Tom Clancy brand for this game, other then for marketing purposes. If you saw the movieTo preface, this game is NOT for everyone. If you believe this is a twitch shooter in the ilk of COD or HALO, look elsewhere. If you are a Tom Clancy fan, this game is REALLY thin in terms of the Clancy universe and it's use of the license. In fact, I am still not sure why they decided to use the Tom Clancy brand for this game, other then for marketing purposes. If you saw the movie Contagion, then you know EVERYTHING this game has to offer regarding plot and story. However, what does make it effective; and even frightening; is that this is highly plausible today as well.

    About the game, I was involved in the beta process and thought the game was thin and left a lot to be desired. The Rouge system and the Dark Zone were defiantly intriguing mechanics that the game offered and I thought there was true innovative potential to be had there. But after investing a fair amount of time into the game, and having 30 level maxed my open world agent and partaken in quite a bit of endgame content, this game is thin on content at the moment, but a surprising blast to play through. I found myself highly addicted and hooked, minus the repetitive nature to grind some of the supplies for the 3 wings.

    I did buy the Season Pass, but I would recommend holding off on that until the first couple waves of expansions are rolled out.

    The fusion between loot-shooter and open world RPG is both fascinating and interesting at the same time. I can see what Ubisoft had envisioned when developing this game and fleshing it out, but this vision is still a work in process.

    New York being digitally rendered into the game is truly breathtaking, as are the various weather effects used within the game. This game might be a trend-setter for all to come in that department. How you progress through the game is well-handled as well; having to collect supplies to unlock various stages of progression in each of the 3 primary wings of your base; which is the post office located next to Madison Square Garden in downtown Manhattan.

    Without droning on, or spoiling anything; I would highly recommend this game if you have a decent rig and like 3rd person shooters, open world explorers, or RPG progress-ers. If your a 1st person shooter fanatic, this game just isn't for you. Important to note, it is quite possible to beat the Open World portion of the game solo; but you will need to pair up with other agents if you wish to effectively tackle the endgame content. If this turns you off, also steer clear.
    In closing, the loot system is great; very effective at awarding appropriate trinkets for the effort invested, and the story, while thin, is great at setting up the "world" of post-pandemic New York. The factions in the game are well fleshed out and utilized too; my favorite being the Cleaners, who are both menacing to look at, but hilarious to gun down.

    Let me know if you enjoyed my review, or found it helpful in making an informed purchasing decision!
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Metascore
79

Generally favorable reviews - based on 33 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 24 out of 33
  2. Negative: 0 out of 33
  1. CD-Action
    May 30, 2016
    90
    It took The Division a lot of time to reach our computers and consoles, but it was worth waiting for. We have already spent about 200 hours with it collectively and we’re not planning on abandoning it, because it is, simply put, outstanding and shows amazing potential for the future. [05/2016, p.30]
  2. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    May 18, 2016
    100
    So what is Tom Clancy's The Division? Addictive action RPG in a beautiful coat that grabs you and doesn´t let go. [Issue#263]
  3. Games Master UK
    May 18, 2016
    87
    An immensely thrilling action-MMO hybrid, but good for 30 hours rather than the hoped-for 300. [May 2016, p.70]