Not as divisive Although there really isn't a moment where The Division 2 drags per se, as I started to work my way up through the ranks and come to grips with its various intricacies, it made it easier to keep playing.

Capital punishment

Shooting is greatly improved; Fantastic loot game; So much content; Believable atmosphere; Minimal downtime

Inconsistent enemy AI; Some intrusive bugs at launch; Story is a sidenote

Tom Clancy's The Division was at the forefront of the current looter shooter craze that has given us a ton of hits and an almost equal number of massive

The Division 2 may be making a mess on Tom Clancy's grave by betraying his highly conservative values, but what is here is a very competent and polished third-person open-world action game with a big emphasis on co-op.

Tom Clancy's The Division 2 takes place seven months after the events of the original that saw New York devastated by the dollar flu. Ubisoft decided to go a bit south for the sequel though with The Division 2 taking place in the capital of the United States, Washington D.C.

Not very much blood. Some frequent language that is used in game. If worried about cussing or bad language in game, I highly recommend turning off volume, as there are still indicators on screen that allows you to know what is happening in the game.

When the first Division originally launched, a lot of people were unsure how to fully feel about it, for everything great it did, there was something it lacked in and vice versa. However, fast forward the clocks from the launch and the tone pretty much changed and people were in love with a lot of...

it's a very fun game, a lot of stuff to do. graphics and details are incredible.

Great game but more of the same if you played the first game. If you loved the original or are new to the series but love realistic (sorta) or 3rd person shooters you'll love this.

Excellent follow up to Division 1, better story and progression and the Dark Zone Edition was much cheaper at Smyth's than anywhere else!