What makes The Division so special is the reason to explore within a world that although it is fictional, you live it as if it were real.
First, exploration is one of the things I like most about this game, seeing the scenarios of homes, monuments and places that are represented as destroyed city heritage and with so much visual history. In turn, it connects with our survival as a human species, searching for resources, investigating in any place in search of finding something that satisfies your ego and your curiosity.
Second, the strategy to achieve change within history, the reason why you are there. Knowing that it will not be easy to achieve, and that you are forced to seek help with other users or friends, makes it perfect. Plan what places you will take within the battlefield so that you do not flank the enemies, how and when to attack them and what weapons and specialties to use to make the missions fulfilled, as well as survive in the dark zone.
Third, designing your player and equipping him correctly to take advantage of all the attributes of clothing and weapons, makes the game give a special touch as this will define your role with the character, will you be the one to support your Comrades healing them? Will you be the gunner that every bullet does incredible damage? Ó Will you be the one who takes the most damage so that your other comrades do not get hurt? Everything mentioned above will define the many possible strategies that exist and do not yet exist within the dark zone, game missions and daily challenges of the game.
I cannot talk about the DLC yet, because for this release it will be done by seasons, but if I mention that the surviving mode in the first title was incredible, in fact I consider it better than playing the fortnite or blackout (BOPS 4).
My opinion
I have not finished the game yet, I come from New York and the essence is the same which I like, the idea that it is the Washington D.C version and how the virus affects the city and its inhabitants. It is repetitive, creating groups that threaten stability:
The Division | The Division 2 |
Rikers | True Sons |
Cleaners | Rogue Division Agents |
Rioters | Hyenas |
JTF | Outcasts |
LMG | Black Tusk |
Hunters | Hunters |
BUT they manage to adapt the repetitive to the story, dividing into factions to complicate this stability which the division agents must recover makes the game not overwhelming. This is my opinion, of course.
To finish until now I'm still with the first title, however I'm just starting the second, but to be honest the first game I enjoyed more because I had a good teammate, unfortunately for personal problems and things of everyday life, it ended. I hope to update this personal review in the future, to say which of the two games was most memorable to me.