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Except you don't get the season levels until the season starts.
Yes, for a week there was no rewards, that is true.
Except you don't get the season levels until the season starts.
Yes, for a week there was no rewards, that is true.
Hey!
Coney Island is the prequel main missions for Warlords of New York.
The Zoo and Camp are also main missions which can be accessed at any time from becoming WT5.
You should be able to play after finishing the campaign in New York :)
NOTE: Once you’ve started your journey through the narrative campaign in Lower Manhattan, you will be unable to return to Washington D.C. until the campaign is completed.
Also, you will still be able to do the other missions back in Washington when you have completed the campaign in New York :)
NOTE: Once you’ve started your journey through the narrative campaign in Lower Manhattan, you will be unable to return to Washington D.C. until the campaign is completed.
We are aware of matchmaking issues currently affecting The Division 2 servers and are investigating this.
This is SPECTACULAR !
Reddit has a huge design flaw with upvote system, only 1 opinion gets through sometimes, that's why it would be nice if mods here pinned FAQ/Guide thread on top page including some guides for current update to help new/returning players.
After each update we see emotional reaction, it's a bit sad because new players might get a wrong idea as well and this game really deserved Destiny 2 levels of attention I feel.
Anyway good luck with development, I'm sure you guys already have some nice data on how it all went after release, also Manhunt system looks good as much as I managed to try it, feels like a new PVE mode in a way.
Thanks! I actually also look at heavily downvoted comments in these discussions to check if there are some other opinions. The voting system definitely has some flaws but we still get a lot of good interactions out of reddit.
Difficulty: Challenging/Heroic
No Directives
Coordinated Co-op
I have 2 builds. One focused on 3 yellow and 3 reds that has nice rolls. The other build is a work in progress shield build. I expect to be squishy but 2/3 shots.
I have a friend who used a full skill build with the chem launcher and revive hive.
My other friends build I don't know much about but he has at least 1.2 mil armor and he says he doesn't see the difference between 600k and 1.2 mil and I don't either.
Thanks a lot for the details!
There's no difference between 600k armor and 1.6 mil. We all get shredded in 2 hits and the AI pushes you constantly despite being shot at by the whole team.
What difficulty are you playing in and are you using any Directives? Is it coordinated co-op or solo? Have you tried different setups, e.g. with a dedicated agent for healing?
If you have a little more details I can take that to the team.
LOL, I have 80%+40% weapon dmg 60% CHC 130% CHD 85% headshot dmg, yet your develop team is still playing lvl31-40 content telling us it is not hard at all? How about you run a 4 man heroic mission and go live I really wish to see please teach me how to play this game please :) heroic drops are no difference from normal or hard drops, your team is a joke. YOU should play this game, not just look at the data and the codes and act tough towards your playerbase, unless you want div1 1.4 to happen again. What you are doing now is USELESS.
I think you misunderstand what a Community Manager is and how they are not part of balancing the game. I also don't quite get if you're trying to say you're struggling with the stats you have or if the stats you have are so good that you're not struggling.
You can watch me play after the maintenance and I have played since the launch of the game. But, and here is what you seem to misunderstand, it doesn't matter how much I play because I'm here to take on your feedback and send it to the devs.
If you have any constructive feedback please send it over. So far your comment hasn't been helpful at all. :(
Read moreOP here. I am by no means trying to be combative or antagonistic. Just want to get that out of the way first.
But up until now the dev response has been "It's too early tell. Grind more, and optimize."
You didn't even acknowledge the possibility that there was something wrong until people here started talking about leaving the game.
I understand game development can be a difficult process, with a lot moving parts. I also understand that a development studio can be an ungainly beast that takes time and effort to get moving. I was actually a programmer at a certain studio in Dallas, Tx. before I left the industry to get a medical degree.
Most of us would just like to know if this going to resolved, and if so, what is that resolution going to like. This way we can decide if we want to stay and tough it out, or move on to greener pastures.
Edit: I forgot to add people were already speed running Heroic a few days after launch, I was one of them. M...
I think that's not really fair. We have talked about the game difficulty as early as last week on State of the Game. What we don't want to do is go back to the difficulty levels of TD2 before the expansion. If we blanket nerf everything we likely will have to follow-up with blanket buffs afterwards. We don't believe it's the right way to go.
If you feel that a week is not quick enough, when a majority of the player base hasn't even reached the max level, then I can't offer you exact changes for everything yet. If you believe you need to take a break because you're not enjoying yourself that's totally fine. I just want to say again that stopping to play to proof a point doesn't really do anything to speed up our processes. Software development, especially balance, takes time.
stopping to play to proof a point doesn't really help anybody
Helps me stay sane.
That infers that you're not having fun with the game or the overall situation causes you anger and frustration. That's totally different and stopping the activity causing that is a great solution. But just stopping because you think something will change because of that is not helping.
Can y'all please consider explaining why PvP was made to feel like CoD? TTK in PvE is long, but PvP is .2 seconds. Even with 1.4 million armor, TTK is still .2 seconds. I can shred through a 10 mil shield in about a clip fully proc-ed and that's just not right. Please talk about PvP modifiers, because even though a lot of PvE-ers are in the DZ for farming, A LOT of PvP-ers have just flat out left with this TTK change. It feels really bad to play considering what this game is about -- building. Armor feels meaningless in PvP. Engagements are so short-winded, they become unrewarding. I want to work to down a tank, I don't want to kill anyone in 1/2 a clip.
It's an interesting discussion to be had. I've had PVPers reach out to me and say they enjoy the current TTK and we obviously have heard the opposite as well. I think Yannick mentioned last week that we do want to look into this and see if we can make small adjustments and see how that works out.
I really encourage you to not take reddit to heart, we see a reactionary thing here, if you type Warlords of New York build in Youtube, you see all bunch of amazing guides, listed some of them here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/thedivision/comments/fg9tdb/this_subreddit_should_have_sticky_thread_with/
You guys did an amazing job with new gear, of course nothing is perfect, but we see more builds, and tank/healer roles finally comes through so it's a really good start to build on it further, with some tweaks it will be amazing, positives far outshine the negatives. Also there is completely different community reaction on discord, we see much more engagement with current difficulty and gear system, people come up with crazy stuff.
Keep it up guys, stay motivated! And fix Hard Wired backpack talent!!! :D
We definitely look at more than just reddit and our own data also shows a lot of things that are working well. I personally believe that coming here and talking with the reddit community is important though. We will do changes that "reddit" doesn't like or don't do things people on here would like. As long as we explain what we want to do and why it should help all communities.
Read moreit's also clear that there seems to be a difficulty spike for players that happens somewhere between hard and challenging and causes frustration
The difficulty is all over the place even on Hard. Sometimes I'm taking down Bosses/Named NPCs like it is Normal and other times I'll come up against regular enemies(Purple/Red) that make it feel like Heroic.
It doesn't help that this patch note doesn't seem to be true in practice:
Item power, quality and quantity now scales more strongly with difficulty.
While you will see less loot drops overall the quality of items you acquire will be higher and you have the option to increase the quality by tackling harder challenges.
My gear hasn't changed much since I upped the Difficulty because I am finding zero upgrades playing on Hard. My recal library is stocked with good individual rolls but I have no pieces worth using...
Loot is something we can look at as well. The details on that are important and I think many players are getting better at sharing those with us. Having good rolls on items that are overall not great is something we can have a look at. Obviously RNG is something that plays a part in that and the way your previously put a build together might also not be how it is working now.
You should be able to gear up in normal to tackle hard, do hard and get better rolls and be able to do challenging. If it's something that is taking too long to do, we can also have a look at that. I do want to say that we're just a week in and I have the feeling that some of the negativity also comes from players expecting to be legendary ready by now, without having put in a lot of time.
I'm sorry to hit you back up like this. I don't necessarily expect you to read this, it is more a thing I want to say, just to say it.
Up until now your game has existed as a particular entity. When people logged in to play it, they expect the systems to be designed a certain way, they expect the mechanics to work certain way, and they expect the game-play to feel a certain way as they play it.
It sounds like you have decided that you want to change that so you can refocus your attention toward a different demographic. That is fine, you are well within your rights as a creative entity to do that. But if you are going to change the core experience of the game such so that it is clearly scaled for that new demographic, you should also be prepared for a portion of your current and previous play-base to become displeased, and possibly leave out of frustration and discontent.
I believe this current situation is a small general idea of what that unhappiness would...
I think it's fair to say that the intention of our changes haven't been clear to all players and the same can be said to pre-WONY The Division 2. I think a lot of people didn't think that Challenging or Heroic were actually either of these difficulties because they were much easier than anticipated.
It will take some time to make sure everybody understands what the intentions were and we also simply have to make adjustments in certain areas to keep what we had in mind alive while also making sure that the difficulty is not simply NPC health and them melee-ing everybody to death.
Maybe have levels before you get the ANNA watch should award proficiency caches?
Also, what happened to leveling up awarding proficiency caches?
You get Field Proficiency from Level 31 - 40. At Level 40 you don't get any of these but have the Season Levels that have gear as reward.