Ahead of its upcoming open beta next month, Ubisoft is holding another private technical test for The Division 2. In case you have almost any issues about where by in addition to the best way to work with The Division 2 Credits, you possibly can email us on our own page. The test is now live for select players, but unlike the previous private beta, this one is only available on PC, and it will run from February 21-22. According to Ubisoft, the purpose of this technical test is to "assess a certain amount of fixes it has implemented based on your feedback following the Private Beta." Only players who have received an invitation via email will be eligible to participate in this test.

 
If you're looking forward to The Division 2, you might wish to check out this endgame trailer. As we've previously told you, upon completing The Division 2's main campaign, the Black Tusks invade all story missions and previously liberated zones. Those you participated in the private beta for The Division 2 were able to try out some of the endgame content. There's always talk about endgame content with online titles like The Division 2, and this new trailer shows how Ubisoft will give players plenty to do after they hit the level cap. It's a quick introduction to one of the key areas Ubisoft is pushing for The Division 2, and it's packed with enough details that I decided to pull seven of them out for further scrutiny in gif form. Let's take a look.
 
Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment have released another The Division 2 trailer, exploring the endgame content that SHD agents in Washington DC will be able to experience. A followup tweet also revealed more, including the world tier system. The Division 2 endgame content has been extensively teased lately and Ubisoft decided to press on with such promotion. The latest trailer offered the first glimpse of eight agents in a raid, but didn't show any raid gameplay yet. We do know that the first raid will be called Operation Dark Hours. They also stated once again that the rules will change when reaching maximum level.
 
One of the major concerns fans of The Division have about The Division 2 is its choice of setting, forsaking snowy New York City for Washington DC. Reason being, it felt iconic and unique versus what appears to be, on the surface at least, a generic option in Washington DC. Nonetheless, the reasons for opting for Washington DC over other cities in The Division 2, according to Ubisoft Associate Creative Director Chadi El-Zibaoui, have to do with the sheer amount of variety its developers can conjure up in the given space while recreating the city as well as supporting the game's narrative and level design.
 
One of Ubisoft's most-anticipated new titles is The Division 2, the sequel to the popular first game that launched back in 2016. The Division 2 is a third-person military shooter which tasks you with stopping malicious forces from seizing control of the government in the District of Columbia. It's unclear how the rest of the country is affected at this point. If you're considering pre-ordering The Division 2 on PC, Ubisoft just tossed in a pretty enticing incentive. Those who pre-order the upcoming sequel's PC version can pick one of three Ubisoft games to snag for free.