'Tom Clancy's 'The Division'' DLC release date news 2016: New expansion provides more missions, better farming
Players of the first-person action shooter video game "The Division" finally had the chance to have the latest expansion pack for the game. The first batch of downloadable content (DLC) for the popular Tom Clancy-labeled title is called "Underground," and so far, the players' reception on this latest addition has been generally positive.
As reported by GamenGuide, the "Underground" DLC offers a lot of ways for the players to improve their experience while doing several missions. "The Division" may be a thrilling video game but one would expect that there's still a lot of ground for the players to cover. The online publication, for one, took notice of the major improvements in the game's farming system. There is now a greater opportunity to farm loot of good quality, which will be helpful for the players during missions.
It is also reported that the latest DLC pack provided ways for the gamers to access their own missions and customize them. The players can also choose to include the new and improved graphics added by "Underground" to the game.
Still, some players think that the latest DLC should have done something with the forced missions that tend to be tiring and unnecessary. Some players have been complaining about these surprise missions that are not related to their main objectives in the game, and they have no choice but to complete these missions to proceed to the next level.
Aside from the latest add-ons in the gameplay, the "Underground" DLC also served as a vehicle to fix a few technical and minor glitches in the video game. It also helps that "The Division" is having weekly updates for about an hour to fix these issues, The Bitbag noted.
"Underground" was first released for the Xbox One and PC platforms, while the PlayStation 4 version received the expansion pack in Aug. 2. Prior to the DLC release, "The Division" team announced that the game servers would sign off to ready itself for the new updates.