Division 2 Boosting was a graphical breakthrough as it came out but after enjoying over 1400 hours got rather fed from this christmas dark theme, in division 2 the green scene will make the time spent it more fun even the dark zone on division 2 is much less gloomy! But I wish we could change night time into daytime like in assassin creed some scene are way to dark yes it is possible to turn up your brightness but once you return to daytime light will be to glowing! And from the beta trial you get better firearms way quicker and better presents in the boxes! The fun part of a new game it takes 2 or 3 week before people begin to find the hacks god mode etc. At least at the start you get a fair chance PVP at the DZ! I will purchase it for sure but will wait in the last day before the launch so they fix the sound glitch I advertisement to change a control line to ear the voices, I can hear all the other special effect along with the audio but no dialogue voices!?
After enjoying the Beta, my view is that the game appears bare. PC controls mouse are not anything like those in Div 1. They sense chunky and chaotic, with one small wrist sometimes ending in not enough turn, and in other cases the same wrist move will make your personality spin around.The inventory is quite console friendly, with too many unnecessary clicks. Think The Division 2 Boosting, however twice as clicky.And as this video comparison said a lot about graphics, on two distinct AMD video cards the hair of some kids NPCs appeared detached, and hallo-like. The plot-relevant NPC's look gruesome, a far cry (pun intended) from the other collections of NPCs seen in previous Ubisoft matches, both recent and older.
The bit of story we've seen in Beta has been uncompelling, and boring, as in Division one. My advice is to make your own story as you proceed. However, as good as that is, we shouldn't pay 60Euros for lazy writing.For novices the game is nice, but Division had some thing I cant place my finger onsomething that's missing . On the good side, Div 2 has a lot of content. And when it came to this. . .it can become an excessive amount of content. It will catch anyone's attention initially, but it is going to quickly wear out.