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Tom Clancy's The Division 2 was released last week

louiseruskin | 20 Mart, 2019 04:10

http://haydenmoses.livedoor.blog/archives/17034028.html In a limited server maintenance performed last night Massive deployed a server-side patch for The Division 2 that took care of most cases where deployed skills were getting immediately destroyed. Though last night's update should take care of most of these causes the problem will be solved completely with the game's next patch. Due for release this week the patch should also bring fixes for other problems the team identified since launch. Ubisoft has addressed most of the issues causing The Division 2's skill redeployment bugs.

When Tom Clancy's The Division 2 was released last week it arrived with a bug that was affecting the use of skills for some players. When certain skills were activated they would last for just a couple of seconds before disappearing and beginning a 15-second cooldown period. This of course made all of those skills unusable. Developer Massive Entertainment acknowledged the problem and has identified "several issues" that were triggering the bug. They've since released a patch that fixes most of those issues.

The Division 2 has gotten its first major fix http://jeffbenedict.pixnet.net/blog/post/280270324-the-division-2-presents-players-with-different-encounters targeting the skill bug that has been hampering players' ability to progress through the game's later content. The catch: Ubisoft has only mostly managed to remove it from the game and will be continuing to remove the other instances of the issue over the week to eradicate it fully. The Division 2 has released to critical acclaim with many praising the game's design direction and combat while criticizing little beyond its refusal to engage in political narratives.

Our boy Brendy is still roaming the wasteland of Washington Detective Comics before presenting to us all Wot He Thinks of The Division 2 but one thing I can tell you is: one nasty skills bug is fixed. Massive Entertainment have stamped on a number of bugs which were causing deployed skills to just plain misfire and go on cooldown. Sure everything is busted in the post-apocalyptic wastelands of the United States AND IN THE GAME but that's no reason for even our skills to break on us too. That's now mmmostly fixed as of last night's update http://thomaswodehous.bloger.co.il/294041/ though Ubisoft do advise avoiding certain skills until a few more fixes follow.

If you've played The Division 2 you know that it is pretty light on story. You're an agent DC is falling apart after a virus has devastated the world you have to come in and rebuild. And kill people preventing the rebuilding. There are cutscenes in the game but there are few and far between. They usually include you in some small dark room with Agent Kelso acting as a Division stand-in for you because you can't talk speaking to some settlement leader or the President or whoever. And that's it really.

Work continues to resolve the remaining issues. In the meantime players are recommended to avoid using the EXTRA and OVERLAP talents which were the main culprits for the issue http://judgemysite.com/post-6510-anthem-was-the-top-selling-game-in-the-u-s-for-february.html until another patch can be released later this week. In the meantime a patch issued over the weekend has also fixed the following bugs that players may have found: The aforementioned patches are available now https://neolatino.ning.com/profiles/blogs/how-to-play-caustic-in-apex-legends and we'll be sure to let you know as soon as we hear more on fixes for the rest of the issues.

Given the release window http://pagegunter.shop-worlds.com/2019/03/20/anthem-team-have-already-pushed-out-200-improvements/ just a month after Anthem's erratic debut even a competent game would have caught the attention of fans of the looter shooter genre. The Division 2 is more than just competent though https://www.givology.org/~LucyPartridge/blog/671815/ and represents a notable shift in the series' direction toward what fans want. The Division 2 has yet to really need to sustain players with its endgame but so far things seem extremely promising. That update went live with server maintenance starting around 9:15pm last night though it more reduced the problem than fixed it.