It moves the valuable IPs into a separate entity that Tencent has a hefty stake in now and that Tencent can fully acquire later once the investors who own "OG" Ubisoft shares are distracted with some other stupidity. It's just a slower flavor of hostile takeover, while ridding themselves of the less valuable properties.
Its time for your monthly penis-flattenning, Division fans.
What new and wonderful ways will they fuck up the game this time? Honestly accidently destroying the whole build and deploy process is something that I don't think can be top but the C Team has surprises me before.
Pull a CCP and remove the old version by telling computers to delete boot.ini
About time, only what a year? year and a half late? Given how long it's been delayed, how they've been deliberately trying to set expectations from getting too high and the fact the current team are literal retards I'm genuinely looking forward to it being a clusterfuck.
Pffft The Division gets so little new content and so few updates we don't even get quarterly penis flattening anymore they extended the seasons so it's four-monthly flattenings.
If only they met some of the imported rape-happy ""Yasukes"" there.
They couldn't add the new map in the next manhunt?
I haven't played The Division 2 since it released, is there a good video that runs down all the ways they've fucked it up since? I've been thinking about going back to it so I can catch up on podcasts.
Apparently they looked at the broken ass Fragile Armour directive (you know that thing people hate and have been begging them to fix for literally 5 fucking years at this point) and decided it would somehow make a great mechanic to base a significant chunk of the DLC around.
So it's their version of Rise of Iron? lol
I agree.
What SHD level are you? They just recently upped the amount of materials you get from SHD points, including increasing printer filament by 50%, so it should be even easier than ever.
Probably not given they were both in development, and both due to be released at the same time (would have looked weird). Also autumn weather/foliageaside I'm not sure there'd be much crossover in other assets between NY and the little podunk town Heartland was supposed to be set in.
I love how they're practically doing everything they can so that Tencent can take over the entire company in 2-3 years. All they have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride.
If we assume the free demo has been running for a while it seems to have resulted in the game reaching its highest concurrent player count ever...
Ubisoft has been caught botting their numbers over the years, so I don't even trust those pathetic statistics.
The demo was released on the 17th April. It's also a completely separate entry on Steam to the actual game so it won't have affected the player count except in how many people then went on to buy the game on Steam.
Maker, but not the IP owner. Get used to it, ubislop, you're not going to be owning anything worthwhile for too long.