The Division News

The number of active players have been increasing. So the developers at Ubisoft Massive are offering their fans who are currenty playing on an upgraded version of Sony's bestselling console called the PlayStation 4 Pro.

Finally, DirectX 12 support will be coming next week to Ubisoft Massive's The Division. The upcoming patch for the PC version of the game that will release next week will add support for Microsoft's next generation API.

Since the 1.0.2 update eliminating the Bullet King Loot Cave exploit, agents have been scouring the Dark Zone in Tom Clancy's: The Division

The Division received thousands of pieces of user reviews on Steam in the past 30 days, surprisingly 84% of which were negative. VG247 reported that with only 16% of positive reviews recently

Anyone that played the game’s open beta can attest that the gameplay in Tom Clancy’s The Division will be driven primarily by the quest to acquire the best loot possible. Loot will be acquired on missions

The Dark Zone is really the main selling point of The Division. Whereas the main game is player versus everything (PVE), the Dark Zone is both that and player versus player (PVP). It's a specific

There are plenty of farming strategies for The Division, all with the end goal of the fabled High-End weapon drops. While farming the General Assembly mission and the currently unfixed exploit are still viable options

As with any loot-heavy online video game, the real battle starts as soon as the player hits the endgame. Legendary items, high level enemies and the daily grind for better loot, the initial level cap is often just the beginning and Tom Clancy's The Division for PC, Xbox One and PS4 is no different.

Phoenix Credits are a form of in-game currency in The Division, reserved exclusively for players that have hit the level cap (currently level 30).

These guys have a secondary armour bar which needs to be depleted before you can actually cause them damage, so armour piercing mods are useful here.

I wanted to provide a perspective on the nerfs that I am sure that many of you will not appreciate, and that's fine. I fully understand and respect the plethora of views on this subject, as I know how much it sucks to have your favorite shit nerfed

"Nerf! Nerf!" is the eternal cry on dev boards whenever something is perceived as being weakened by the game’s designers. Let us suspend disbelief for a moment and assume that for once the implementors of patches are not making a horrible mistake based on skewed misinformation about the way the game works,