The Division Resurgence

It's a mobile game and the fact that it's free to play means you know they're gonna absolutely pile on the microtransactions.

It was free and previously locked to phones, I am actually glad it has a PC port and I can play through it with MNK at a nice resolution and framerate. It's kinda goofy and clearly not as good as Div 1 & 2, but it's a phone game so yeah duh. Seems totally playable and fine to me so far

Another Masterpiece by Ubisoft. I like to think that Ubisoft developers and execs were having a meeting and they all were drunk and decided to make jokes about creating the worst game possible. One Ubisoft dev says: "What if we add Power Levels and Gear Score?" Another Ubisoft dev then added: "Yes, Yes. And what if we timegate progression." From the back of the room, another dev screams: "Don't forget to make the AI warp and rubberband all over the place." Then, emerging from the shadows, a tiny creature in a squeaky tone says: "We need more bugs, more bugs!" After a short dramatic pause, he adds: "And any of the instanced content must have at least 30 seconds of cutscenes between each segment — oh, and don't forget: make the enemies brainless bullet-sponges." The man who said that? None other than the CEO, John Ubisoft himself. All the "joke" ideas were then written on a piece of paper, and they forgot to note that it was, in fact, a joke. Eventually everyone who was in on the joke got laid off or died. And that is how this game was made. Anyways, where Beyond Good and Evil 2?

Olha vamos ser sinceros, é um jogo mobile, e você já sabe pela enésima vez o que esperar disso. Só que você não é um moleque que joga free-fire no celular, enquanto deseja que seu pai compre um computador bomba da kabum (sim Magazine Luiza, eu estou olhando para você); você é um adulto que paga suas contas e joga no seu pc gamer que custou seu rim e várias sessões no psiquiatra pra aguentar aquele seu chefe com voz anasalada. É por essa razão que você joga num computador. Por isso vamos combinar uma coisa: antes que você teste esse jogo, seja pego por mais um FOMO, gaste o dinheiro do seu merecido lanche mensal, pra depois começar a ver outros jogadores com skins de orelhas de furry, roupinhas coloridas e skins verde amarelo de armas, N.Ã.O. J.O.G.U.E. E.S.S.A. P.O.R.C.A.R.I.A. M.O.B.I.L.E.!!! Além disso essa porcaria trava pra caralho. VTNC UBISOFT!

If you are a fan on the Division games there is a lot to enjoy here. I have been playing this game with my son and some frends over the last few weeks since it released on Steam. There has been lot of positives during our time playing. I'm only level 30 so I cant speak on end game content but I have played a lot of what the game has to offer. In my 32 hours of playing I have really enjoyed my time and seeing as it's a free game I definitely recommend checking it out. During my time playing I haven't spent a dime and have been able to enjoy all the game has to offer. If you're worried about the microtransactions there is a lot of content you can play totally free before you decide whether or not this is a game you want to invest your money into.

It's literally free Div 2. But with a class system. The "microtransactions" everyone complains abt is a gacha mechanic featured in 90% of mobile games, but you can farm out the exact thing you pulling for. There is no real grinding cap as if it were Destiny Rising or Genshin impact, you can infinitely farm out most mats even after hitting the alleged cap, and you will ALWAYS gain XP, granted at a slower rate. The battle Pass is just like any other battle pass (Destiny 2) you can either buy it to get the exotic weapon featured weapon a little sooner or you can grind it out for free with little time investment.

I did not play for 51 minutes, I spent 51 minutes trying to get the game going. The game would not accept any input from my mouse or keyboard so I was unable to get past the title screen. I eventually gave up and uninstalled the game.

There's a real game hiding somewhere under the monetization. Skill trees and gear stats are there, the Dark Zone concept is there, but it's buried under energy timers and a shop that never stops asking for your wallet