Tom Clancy's The Division 2 Standard Edition - Xbox One

The Division II is a decent follow up to the original, but not as great as the first version. The map and environment in DC doesn’t give you the same, spooky feel as the apocalyptic environment you encounter in NYC in the first game. Also, fun games modes from the first game like survival and underground are missing. But, this newer version does have a lot of DLC that is released more frequently, as well as more weapons and customization options. Worth the money if you enjoyed the first game and want to continue the story in a new city.

What else can I say, other than this is a must buy. Major improvement from the first game. Although the game does need some tweaking here and there. Definitely been grinding on this game since day 1 of it's release. Haven't been able to put it down. So many weapons and good customization as well. You regret buying, unlike the abomination that was Anthem. Waste of money on that game for sure. Only reason why I didn't give it a 5 star is due to some lag and trouble trying to use skills at times. I'm pretty sure developers will patch it up soon. Otherwise overall great and addicting game.

Super fun game and got for a great price older but a good one

Very similar game play with a ton more loot throughout the map almost to the point where it's too much. Screens are very cluttered with wrecks and garbage everywhere which can be a bit overwhelming. Love the new features such as projects and control points. Looking forward to see what is introduced throughout the year.

The game is fun and has plenty of activities to do on the map. As with most of these looter-shooter type games, though, it does get repetitive. There is a "story" in the sense that your missions each have a purpose, with an overarching goal of securing D.C., but there's no real evolving plot or anything of that sort. Enemy factions are attacking D.C. from various fronts and Division agents are there to push them back. Pretty straight forward. Loot drops a lot, but a lot of it has garbage stats, or will be replaced rather quickly while leveling, so inventory management can feel like a chore. I spent an hour just sorting, deconstructing and selling mods the other night, due to a packed mod inventory and stash. Some of the main quests have been recycled for end-game content. I have run into quite a few bugs, like getting stuck on static environment items, falling through the ground, disconnects, pathing issues, etc. Nothing particularly game breaking, but definitely enough to be a cause for irritation. Character customization is not the best, and suffers from the same issues as Mass Effect: Andromeda, i.e. base faces with features that can hardly be changed, and not many options to tinker with. (Speaking mainly of the face/hair options here, since there are quite a few apparel items to customize your agent's clothing.) Use of "adult" language in the game seems a bit more frequent than necessary, as many enemies will just randomly drop F-bombs for no apparent reason. Seems a bit ridiculous. While I listed mostly negative points to the game, there's a lot of good points, too. Overall it's a decent looter-shooter game.

The Division 2 improves on the first game in a number of ways, but it DOES turn into a grind after a while, and the missions have very little variety (which is the case in a lot of games like this one).

I've played about 20hrs so far and It has been a blast so far. Graphics are great and the gameplay is smooth. They took the best from Division 1 and transferred it to the 2nd game.

Very repetitive but it’s an alright game. Worth buying on sale. A lot of content, 60 hours plus. Grind.