A series of unexpected details in the Division

The Division is a bleak game for the most part. There are unexpected warm details in the game, however, though it can be easy to miss. Now The Division Credits power leveling for sale on www.division-powerleveling.com

If you’re go into your base of operations and turn left, you’ll eventually find a living area that city employees and refugees have begun to spruce up into an impromptu Christmas celebration. (If you haven’t upgraded your base very much, it might not be there for you yet.)

It’s nice! There are some kids hanging out and coloring.

These folks are decorating a tree, and there’s even a pile of presents on the table.

The soft lamplight by the bunks actually makes this look like somewhere I wouldn’t mind sleeping.

I’ve played dozens of hours of The Division and hadn’t known about this part of my base until today. There’s no reason to go over there, since it’s not technically part of any of the three “wings” and doesn’t have any vendors or crafting material boxes or anything. Stephen’s earlier in the game and can’t even access this part of the base, which makes me think it may be a reward for fully upgrading each wing or something like that.

The Division’s script frequently bends over backwards to remind players that they’re working on behalf of good people and that this city and its communities are worth saving. The scene in the back corner of my base communicates that as effectively as any audio diary or spoken line of dialogue. It’s not some great revelation in environmental storytelling or anything, but it’s still a nice place to visit after a long day of shooting bad dudes on the icy streets.