Not feeling that sociable but still feel like picking up The Division 2 as a single player experience? Here's what you need to know.
Read on for The Division 2 Title Update 20 PTS Phase 2 patch notes to see what changes are incoming to gamers this coming February.
Massive has responded with their findings, as The Division 2 Title Update 20 PTS phase 1 feedback and developer notes have been revealed.
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The Division 2 Title Update 20 PTS patch notes have been revealed, detailing the changes coming to both PvP and PvE in 2024.
"It must be said, however, that some of the activities are a little on the oppressive side if you’re on your lonesome. Clearing control points can be far too overwhelming without backup as the Hyenas tend to simply appear from behind you, and side missions aren’t really that well balanced for solo play. They’re not even that fun to play, either: the cards are stacked very much against you, so it’s just a case of attrition and grinding engagements out. You have to take your time from behind cover, pop up, kill or weaken enemies, and then repeat. It’s not all that entertaining, but “winning” against the odds is admittedly quite fulfilling."
Basically exploration is good while Solo, but when shooting starts you need to grind it out as the game is designed with coop in mind? I don't know... everyone says its excellent and the best looter shooter game to date, but I'm not that into teaming up with strangers these days so I'll leave this game to "mature" a bit more while I play Sekiro (to death) and then try it.
You can play it just fine on SP to be honest. The side missions are much more varied this time around and offer a good challenge. Enemies scale based on your level and whether you are solo or in a group. You can call in backup when clearing control points too and using cover is very important or you will die quite quickly, it is a cover-based shooter after all. It's all about using your skills correctly and watching the enemies, they will flank and rush if you stay in one spot.
I've really quite enjoyed playing solo more than I did in Division 1. I usually find a group for the main story missions but they can be solo'd too. I get it's not for everyone but the game is definitely playable solo.
Exploring is fun and there is always something to find or random encounters around the map.
Been playing it solo so far and it's been fantastic. If you are solo, get perks like Turret and Drone to provide you that extra distraction you need at the right moment.
I'm playing it solo, like I did with most of Division 1 and I'm having a blast. I swear exploring the map is addicting because you always find new guns, gear, and materials, not to mention activities and bad guys to kill.
Totally. I hit level 10 last night and have only teamed up with someone once who was calling for help on a mission that I just finished moments earlier solo. It can get overwhelming if you're not prepared but it makes it so much more satisfying when you come out in the end. The enemy AI is pretty good in that it is varied and you need to be smart. You'll have enemies coming at you from all angles. Running and gunning is not an option. Using cover and skills is absolutely necessary.