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The imminent arrival of Project Resolve means Ubisoft has had to change some of its plans for upcoming content for The Division 2.
Project Resolve is described as "a comprehensive seasonal update focused on health and quality-of-life for The Division 2."
From fantastic takes to authentic recreations to everything in between, these real-world inspired open world settings stand out in memory.
Seasons will now last four months as the development team allocates "more time and resources" for technical improvements.
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"Sanctioned" players will also have their account progression rolled back to reverse any progression gained through the exploit.
Over four years on from its 2019 launch, Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment's looter shooter hits a major milestone.
The trial for the looter shooter is available for PC, PS4 and Xbox One, with progress transferring when purchasing the game.
"That allowed us to kind of resume the conversation internally of, 'maybe we should keep going,'" says creative director Yannick Banchereau.
According to creative director Yannick Banchereau, if The Division 2 were to take full advantage of current-gen hardware, it would have to stop supporting last-gen consoles.
Year 5 content includes a multi-season rebuild of the Castle, a new Incursion, returning to New York, new story DLC and Seasons 2.0.
Ubisoft will be hosting a livestream to give us a look at future content for The Division 2, as well as updates on other Division-related projects.
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The final season of Year 4 features a new Prime Target in Zachary "Stovepipe" Beattie, with four targets to hunt and gather intel.
Massive Entertainment will host a livestream on February 27th at 7:15 AM PT to discuss what to expect in the next season.
The Division 2 is facing a few technical issues, preventing the developers from releasing client or server-side updates.
Previously exclusive to Ubisoft Connect and the Epic Games Store since February 2019, the PC version finally comes to Steam.
More Ubisoft games are coming to Steam, this time featuring Tom Clancy's The Division 2, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition.
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