Tom Clancy’s The Division™

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In a world where the Yankees are not a good baseball team

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Immersive, gounded, and a pretty looking game. Love the hud deisgn. The premise of the game is very well set, grim dark, realistic and heoric. it does not force you to focus on the story, which I find a lack luster experience, the premise was not used to its full potential, the quest design is good but emphasis on the game's permise is poor. The game has a notion that you are changing the world around you, but it is not dynamic at all, things just respawn, the evnironment remains the same and you go back to farming. This game needs to be played with friends, else it is not fun. The gear progression is also quite bad, it only ever picks up in power scaling after you finish the campaign after level 30. The end game loop is akin to all the looter shooters out there, power scale, run the same level over and over again, collect them all kind of a game. Worth playing until campaign finishes. The game looses its initial immersive charm after about 20h, as the game is not dynamic things become stale and repitative rather quickly.

The Division has a lot of good things going for it. The graphics are impressive, the atmosphere is great, and the story has an interesting idea and setting. However, the gameplay details really hurt the experience. The biggest issue is the RPG-style health bar system: shooting an enemy multiple times just to see a health bar slowly go down until they finally die feels unrealistic and out of place for a game that presents itself as a tactical military shooter. This kind of mechanic makes the combat feel more like a fantasy game than a realistic war scenario. A game with the Tom Clancy name should focus more on realism, strategy, and immersive combat instead of turning enemies into damage sponges. A beautiful game with a great concept, but some gameplay choices take away from the realism and immersion.

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