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Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 encourages

louiseruskin | 28 Maj, 2019 09:36

https://uplyftt.com/blogs/1273/495/world-of-warplanes-can-be-a-fun-surprise The problem is making specific builds just doesn't feel right until you're at the max gear score. Because this is an RPG and it's difficult to ignore numbers in an RPG: sure https://www.trophees.e-marketing.fr/forum/decouvrez-votre-forum/world-of-warplanes-is-the-recently-released I may have made the perfect sniper build but if it's not at max score I'm always going to feel like that build is bound to be replaced by stuff with better raw stats.

I've already argued that the gear score system as it stands keeps people from optimizing their builds for far too long already but continually shifting goalposts or difficult-to-obtain maxed out items just makes that even worse. You can never quite feel either like you've got the perfect build or more crucially that you can make the perfect build.

What’s going on? This doesn’t really have to do with the lack of raid matchmaking as has been the story in the run-up to the raid. Yes https://www.wannabay.com/blogs/view/1572 that does mean fewer people are attempting it overall but after seeing the raid in action https://friendsbookindia.com/blog/11946/world-of-warplanes-dedication-to-accuracy/ it’s clear that no random groups could clear it in its current state http://www.azmepakistan.tv/blogs/1165/22976/alternative-history-setting-of-world-of-tanks because even highly coordinated groups can’t clear it and everyone knows the mechanics since it’s been cleared on PC so that’s not the issue.

And it’s not just about ranking gear up to the highest overall number. Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 encourages players to build a gear set that suits their play style and 515 Gear would have faced some with abandoning that style to achieve a better overall gear score or sticking with their hard won trusty firearms. All this right as the game’s first raid arrived too.

That concern was exacerbated by the fact that the game’s developers had initially only promised that 515-level gear would drop in the Dark Zone meaning that players would potentially have to go there to get it. The Dark Zone is arguably the most divisive section of both Division games and one that seemed to be struggling to attract players of The Division 2. The rest of the game is set up with a player-vs-environment co-op design but in the Dark Zones players can betray each other and turn the action into player-vs-player.

As we’re sure you can guess you’ll need to do the raid to get Eagle Bearer in The Division 2. To access Operation Dark Hours http://100things.com.au/topic/cruisers-are-the-first-of-the-world-of-warships however you’ll need to make sure you have a gear score of at least 490. As a side note the closer you can get to 500 the easier it’ll be https://evolskill.com/blogs/2482/14054/the-world-of-tanks-mercenaries-update and you might well have to run the raid a few times to get the new Division 2 Exotic. If you’re looking for tips to get your gear score up then our Division 2 leveling guide will serve you well.

"We've heard rumors about us changing the raid difficulty," said community developer Chris Gansler. "There's currently no plans to change that. We know the raid is harder on console but we are happy with where we're at. We've seen multiple people clear it and I've seen people take a message that 'oh the door is open for changes.' And we're always open to changes. If the community is giving us the feedback that something is not how they like it we're not afraid to do changes. At the moment though for the raid specifically we aren't planning any balance changes right now."