‘The Division 2’ Releases First DLC Pack With Patches And New Updates

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
The Division 2

The Division 2 (Ubisoft)

The Division 2‘s first DLC release has come out, called DC Outskirts: Expeditions. This is the first episode of the game’s new DLC, which involves players mostly venturing through the Manning National Zoo to locate a hidden base deep in the woods. It’s a nice change of pace from the base game, where you mostly explore the city. There are other patches, new weapons, camos and other things in the new DLC.

Along with new locations, there are new guns including an assault rifle and an LMG, along with new skill mods, new modes and changes to skill trees.

A new Discovery Mode has been implemented in Division 2, which is described as being for players who’re up for a tough challenge in Raid. In weapons, we get a new Diamondback Exotic Rifle as one of the most unique weapons, along with the Black Tusk Gloves. For more normal weapons, there is a Stoner LMG and a Carbine 8 assault rifle

For skills and mods in the patches, there is a major 90 percent cooldown reduction hard cap. They lowered the minimum for all the skills to three seconds. All skill hastes are cooldowned by 50 percent.

“We took a hard look at the current meta,” says Ubisoft, according to PC Gamer. “The builds that are fun, effective and popular. We knew that skill builds, while it being something people want to play with, was nowhere near competitive. We knew there was an explosives damage build that was on the fringe of popularity, but none that actually relied on really good skill mods driven by skill power.”

Division 2‘s online server was down after maintenance, but came back on after Thursday’s update. If you have the Year One DLC pass, the Manning Zoo is now open to hunt through.

About Author

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may have missed

‘Marvel Rivals’ Just Revealed Gorr the God Butcher. Turns Out He’s Why Loki Went Missing.

Palworld’s Newest Patch Finally Stops Your Own Campfire From Setting Your Pals on Fire

The ‘Blood Of Dawnwalker’ Preview: A Vampire RPG With Choices That Actually Stick

‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Preview: Inside Rockstar’s Vice City Ahead of the November Launch

‘Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered’ Launches Sept. 29, Free For Existing Owners

‘NBA 2K27’ Reveals New Gameplay Features, Release Date, and Cover Athletes

‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Gameplay & Map Leak Online As Group Threatens Rockstar Over Digital-Only Release

‘Star Citizen’ Developer Stream Goes Up In Flames: ‘Incredibly Awkward, Cringe, Forced’

‘GTA 6’ Gets First-of-Its-Kind Netflix Reveal Ahead of November Launch

‘Kingdom Hearts’ Anime Series Officially Greenlit At Disney+

‘Assassin’s Creed Black Flag’ Story Continues As Edward Kenway Returns in Forgotten Temple

‘Hell Let Loose: Vietnam’ Launches After Delay, Draws Praise For Brutal Combat

Bethesda Devs Greet Xbox CEO With Giant Inflatable Rat Over Mass Layoffs

‘Star Wars Zero Company’ Preview: Why This XCOM-Style Tactics Game Could Be 2026’s Best Star Wars Title

‘Call of Duty’ Is Retiring ‘Black Ops’ & ‘Modern Warfare’ For 2027

Fan-Made Overhaul Breathes New Life Into the Original ‘Red Dead Redemption’

Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s Big Year Gets Complicated by A New AI-Built Port

‘Ghost Recon: Wildlands’ Gets Major Free Update Nearly A Decade After Launch

Fortnite’s Ironmouse Sprite Returns For Good After Early Launch Mishap

Capcom Producer Yoshiki Okamoto Says He Bluffed Nintendo Into Greenlighting the ‘Zelda Oracle’ Games

‘Mistfall Hunter’ Launches With Fans Comparing It To ‘Dark Souls’ & ‘Arc Raiders’

Palworld’s Latest Patch Squashes Boss-Fight Crashes & Softlocks

After Massive Staff Cuts, Bungie Studio Mulls Future Of Hit Games ‘Marathon’ & ‘Destiny’

Resident Evil 4’s Remake Dominates the Current Generation’s Remake Boom

Fortnite’s New ‘Cuddles & Chaos’ Event Hands Out Free Loot While Betting Big On Pet Sidekicks

‘Halo: Campaign Evolved’ Enters Early Access, Marking Franchise’s First PlayStation Release