The Division (Xbone/PS4/PC)

**Brandwin** · 03-12-2016, 11:07 AM

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Originally posted by The JareBear

Speaking of loot, I definitely recommend investing in scavenging bonuses

What wing is that?

Can someone explain Power? I'm assuming the higher the power the better your skills work. So if I have a high power and drop a health station it'll help more?

Also am really confused on guns and DPS. Higher DPS or dmg should be focus on when choosing guns?

I almost crafted a level 12 Scar last night and next mission it dropped for me. Not crafting anything until I'm maxed.

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**DickDalewood** · 03-12-2016, 12:04 PM

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Dayum... looks badass with the lighter jacket and shoes.

**franch1se** · 03-12-2016, 12:53 PM

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That makes sense about the enemies. And why I got killed every 2 seconds last night. I was a level 2 playing with people, not sure if from this forum or another who were 14-16.

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**JBH3** · 03-12-2016, 01:09 PM

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The DZ has leveled zones. Doesn't matter your level, the enemies will be determined based on if your in a 1-14, or 20-25 leveled zone. Make sure you know what zone of the DZ you are entering, entering the higher levels with a low level character will = a one shot kill by the cpu

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**N51_rob** · 03-12-2016, 01:37 PM

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I'm hearing on streams there is a Phoenix Credit Nerf happening.

**Smooth Pancakes** · 03-12-2016, 01:56 PM

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Aww, gotta ruin the fun with nerfing before I get there.

**Burns11** · 03-12-2016, 02:12 PM

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Originally posted by Brandwin

What wing is that?

Can someone explain Power? I'm assuming the higher the power the better your skills work. So if I have a high power and drop a health station it'll help more?

Also am really confused on guns and DPS. Higher DPS or dmg should be focus on when choosing guns?

I almost crafted a level 12 Scar last night and next mission it dropped for me. Not crafting anything until I'm maxed.

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Power effect can be seen on the skills screen, each skill will show you the base and after your power is applied. So a turret will do more damage and have more health, a heal will heal more and everything has reduced cool down.

Damage vs dps it depends on what you are going for. If it is a sustained weapon, like an lmg or SMG, definitely dps is what you need. A marksman rifle you are probably going to look more at damage so you can pop in and out of cover more effectively. For the most part though, you aren't going to see a great disparity between pure damage and dps.

**grismosw** · 03-12-2016, 02:25 PM

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Some of these "boss type" battles are just crazy...in a good way, so rewarding when you finally take them down!

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**kwebbvols4423** · 03-12-2016, 02:29 PM

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Guys, I messed up. I swore I would never try to kill a dog in a game.... But this vicious dog was harassing two women, so I had to put him down.

**Yeah...THAT Guy** · 03-12-2016, 02:41 PM

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Was playing in the dark zone with a friend last night. I was level 11 and he was 14. We accidentally stumbled into the 16-18 level of the dark zone and picked a fight with the wrong crew of cleaners. We were able to kill a few, which gave us some blue gear before we died.

We ended up sneaking over to our death location, waited for the cleaners to look the other way, and then sprinted in, picked out stuff back up, and took off.

What followed was a solid 30-60 minutes of us trying to work our way back to the safer part of the dark zone so that we could extract our stuff. This was seriously the most intense video game experience I've ever had lol. We were both ****ting ourselves, literally walking directly behind cleaners at some points and praying they wouldn't turn around.

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**Hunkerdown** · 03-12-2016, 02:46 PM

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How you get lock picks?

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**FinsUp75** · 03-12-2016, 02:50 PM

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Originally posted by jaa1980

How you get lock picks?

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I've found them on the dead bodies of the enemies looting, and also in missions. I've made it my goal to hunt down and murder every enemy who thinks it's acceptable to either loot the dead or think they can harass the innocent survivors of Manhattan. And also so I can secure lock picks. [emoji821]

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**RoyalBoyle78** · 03-12-2016, 03:05 PM

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Guys please help, I only seem to contact to one other online person at a time, how do I get fully online to play with more then one guy, what am I doing wrong. Old age kicking in these days

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**Smooth Pancakes** · 03-12-2016, 03:18 PM

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Originally posted by Burns11

Power effect can be seen on the skills screen, each skill will show you the base and after your power is applied. So a turret will do more damage and have more health, a heal will heal more and everything has reduced cool down.

Damage vs dps it depends on what you are going for. If it is a sustained weapon, like an lmg or SMG, definitely dps is what you need. A marksman rifle you are probably going to look more at damage so you can pop in and out of cover more effectively. For the most part though, you aren't going to see a great disparity between pure damage and dps.

Yeah, for marksman rifles, I'm looking at actual damage and bonus headshot damage. When you're firing a rifle that is one shot per trigger pull, DPS really isn't that important. It's all about how much raw damage you can put behind that one bullet.

Now for other guns, like my LMG I like to run with, DPS will likely matter more because it takes into account the damage and how many rounds I can fire and how fast I can fire them. A high damage, but much slower shooting and possibly lower magazine size LMG may not be as good as a lower damage, but
faster shooting and larger magazine size LMG. That lower damage LMG may allow you to do more damage overall in the long run due to a higher and faster RPM and the larger magazine allowing for more rounds fired per reload.

And yet, in some cases, it's just gonna come down to gut feeling on which gun you feel will perform better for you! As has been discussed in the past, it's not just damage, or DPS or whatever else, other things like amount of recoil for instance matter as well. You can have the highest damage or highest DPS gun in the game, if you can't keep the cross hairs on the enemy because of insanely high recoil, all that damage and DPS isn't gonna matter.

**zanner** · 03-12-2016, 03:25 PM

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Restarted and played some side missions before matching up for the first hospital mission. A level 10 guy joined with me at level 5 and another at level 4.

To save time if anyone is in similar situation just leave group and don't even try it. Getting one shot from level 10 enemies and elites makes the basketball court part last near an hour with many deaths and revives.

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