Division 2's first season is Good, So far

With the release of Kings of New York last month, Article 2 has added a new playground to the game. But this major update also adds seasons, complete with special events and war passes. Now we have a few weeks into the first season so far, so good. For the most part.

The idea behind adding Seasons to Article 2 it was to provide players with organized content and goals. When the game-based shooter game was launched in March 2019, it was already full of tons of equipment and endgame activities spread across its map of Washington, DC. But players had to look at what they would prioritize on their own. This new season it captures all of that content and connects it back to targeted events or challenges. The result is Article 2 the endgame feels less meaningful.

Season 1 started last month, a week later Wars introduced, gave players time to complete the new DLC and reached level 40. Since starting, we've achieved two sharp goals, a global event, and a league event.

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The manhunt is the historical record for this time of year. At the end of Wars it is made clear that a new group of five tough agents is out there and not working. So players need to bring down the stone team before they face one of the first four, after which we will take their leader. This is the same as the mold Wars. But just the opposite Wars, this new manhunt is being distributed over the next few months, with new prices appearing every few weeks. To capture this target the players must clear different areas of the map, filling in existing missions, control points, and overcrowding.

On the other hand, these are things that players already did before the start of the season. But now there is a better sense of development as you look at different machines and tasks, you get rewards as you do, like XP and guns. With this new decision, the game is simply a profitable player by doing what they already did, which is not very fun to read about, but I appreciate it as a player. The nice touch is that as you progress, you get fewer pieces of news. This is nothing more than a few voice lines on the radio, but it at least helps make it feel like I'm actually hunting down a bunch of bad agents. Fighting against these new targeted products is nothing new. They serve as a critical target for the current game. They have very little combat tactics, and when you kill them you get another story by radio message. The experience is different killing secret hunters or take end-of-mission managers from the main story.

The most exciting thing of the season was the international event, which just ended a few days ago. International Events were given much later in early life Sec

, changing the complete rules of the game for a short period of time. The first Global event of the new game was called “Polarity switch,” and it was unusual. Marked all enemies in the game as either positive or negative with the icon above their head. Players will also be marked as good or bad, displayed as a colored hypram on their arm. To effectively kill enemies in this event, players had to shoot bad guys with the same polarity. If you shot someone with a different polarity than the current game you would be shocked for a few seconds. To change your union you can reload or change weapons.

Does this make any sense in the situation Article 2 their country? Nope. But it was a fun idea, and it made all the firefighters even more fun. Even the few basic encounters that I stumbled upon I stumbled through as I walked around the city turned out to be strange and exciting while dealing with changing polarities. And for people who don't want to deal with these things, Ubisoft allowed players to exit the event, which is a good choice Depending on the game's roadmap, the next global event will include enemies coming back to life without having to shoot them in the head, which sounds wild. I'm happy.

Teams are one of my favorite parts of the new season. They have players who are constantly running, trying to find moments quickly while completing various challenges. This is not a bad idea, but compared to other events and content this season, it sounds neither new nor surprising. However, for players who like a good challenge or who like a more supportive feel for free polarity switches, The League is a great addition.

All of this content is up to date on the battlefield and on your season. But then again, all of this content has its own unlocks and little war passes, actually. It may sound overly complicated, but the menus do a good job of keeping them organized. The rewards are things like more XP, new weapon skins, jewelry, and item preservatives.

All of these seasonal items are distributed throughout the game's DC and New York City expansion maps. An increase is needed to experience the season.

The Article 2 It is currently in a strange place, as is the case with these endless types of games. Players are understandably upset about some bugs, some are constructive, and some are punishing difficult settings. The season has been a bright spot in the current scandal. I feel so excited to go in each week and see what new is happening and what I can unlock next. If the off-season is good, I see myself and the other players coming back a lot for the coming seasons. And for the newly graduated players Wars, this current season is perfect for them because it gives them a lot of things to work on and off.