Ubisoft cancels plan to increase the number of Division 2 machines in the next update

By Matt Purslow

Ubisoft has announced that it is canceling plans to increase the Division 2 earnings ceiling as a result of player feedback.

The Title Update 3, which will be released later this month, was originally expected to increase the game's equipment score limit from 500 to 515, with the addition of new items with a higher score. high.

However, the reactions of the players suggested that it would be a bad move. This increase would render obsolete all high-level character formations and immediately render obsolete all weapons and level-500 items. With the raid that should be operational soon, this would mean that all the players' efforts to improve characters to the maximum level of Gear Gear in preparation would be canceled.

"We do not want to invalidate your progress and we have heard this comment from our community. Your equipment and models are important to you and us, "said Ubisoft in an update to The Division 2 website.

"The statistical increase in statistics would have improved the equipment, but we do not want the focus to be on the constant search for a higher gear score, but rather on the search for a style of play and a construction that you like, "added the company.

As such, the next raid will provide items to Gear Score 500. Priority missions, difficult and difficult, will also drop items to a guaranteed 500 score. And if your character's average score is 500, the bosses of Heroic Mission, Stronghold Bosses and Bounty Bosses, and Level 4 Checkpoint Alert rewards will also guarantee a loot at Gear Score 500.

Contaminated loot found in the dark area will also not be below your average gear score. A loot balance has also been put in place to reduce the risk of loss of gear score items lower than your average score.

If you are preparing your game of The Division 2 in anticipation of the raid, do not forget to watch how to unlock World 5, how to access the Tidal Basin Fortress and get the 12 Hunter's Masks.

Matt Purslow is the editor of News and Entertainment at IGN UK. It is a long way from Gear Score 500. You can follow him on Twitter.