31 games have been confirmed, with more announcements coming at E3 and beyond.
A subscription model costing $11.99 for "older" games will be introduced initially.
There will soon be a more reliable way to acquire Signature Ammo.
Enemy NPCs will also flank players less and stop running past players into cover.
Along with "one or two more things" as per CEO Yves Guillemot.
Title Update 4 also receives a few more details.
Though its aware of the difficulty on consoles, Massive is "happy" with the raid's current state.
The Division 2's raid requires "great teamwork to beat encounters".
Find out the best way to get raid-ready with Ubisoft's latest video.
Console sales, however, fell short of expectations due to a "more competitive environment."
Those seeking to play will need to find seven other teammates.
New trailer teases some of the gear, challenges, and enemies in the first raid.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Devil May Cry 5 both make it into the top five.
How does Hopoo Games' shooter seamlessly achieve what so many looter shooters stumble with?
A State of the Game stream detailed the changes coming to the game's competitive modes.
Ubisoft wants to make sure the balance is right before the update goes out.
Ubisoft Massive's looter shooter sees some minor issues addressed.
Several games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Assassin's Creed Odyssey see sales increases.
Other fixes include fast-traveling to the Castle Settlement and obtaining materials for Nemesis.
Currently scheduled for next week, the PTS will not include the upcoming raid.
