Tom Clancy's The Division

Got into it with buddies shortly after release, and it's great for that; however, once you take friends out of the equation (or just play for too long), you're left with an overly repetitive Borderlands clone with that game's fun taxes and all. Heaven forbid you go out to eat on a night your friends are gaming, forcing you to spend the whole next sesh power leveling.

The idea and atmosphere shaping Tom Clancy's The Division, could lead to an era-defining masterpiece among videogames, unfortunately it lied within wrong efforts and the masterpiece died in vein. One its greatest uplifts was its UI design. Then comes the atmosphere and connectivity. Everything is quite astounding in the first few touches, afterwards, it's not keeping up with what is truely is capable of. Yet Ubisoft partially evened this pain with Resistance and Survival DLC, but yet it's dead.

Hey it was fun for the 3 days the 2 mates and myself played it.

The Division is an interesting title that I think was never able to hit its full potential. Excellent visuals and gunplay combined with an interesting world, but ultimately held back by complicated game systems and too much focus on PvP.

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I don't have a lot of free time so often I can only justify playing videos games turning it into a multi-tasking activity. This is a very good game to play while listening to podcasts, or otherwise engaging other parts or your brain/attention.

Severely disappointing. I played three hours.

For some reason this really clicked with me when I played it. I think that while the levelling system could be better, the gunplay is fun, I like co-op shooters, the graphics were good and the online aspect was a neat idea.

The gameplay between level 1-30 is very finely-tuned experiece in constantly improving your character and equipment but once you hit the level cap that fun comes screeching to a halt.