The Division (Xbone/PS4/PC)

[N51_rob]

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How do I get an image like this?

From in game logout and it will see this.


Just ran the second daily hard. Our whole squad isn't leveled up for the challenge mode, but I did get a high end item to drop from it. Backpack, that has the talent resourceful. "All healing is also applied to skill objects".

[Dogslax41]

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Am I the only one obsessed with clothes and how my agent looks in this game?? I've ran out under fire to grab light blue items too many times to count, heh


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Luckily this is one area I don't worry about. As a former military pilot I bought the pilot outfit and I'm set with that one. Haven't even tried anything else on.

[de5m0n]

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I need a tips and trick guide for this game lol

What is a blueprint?

When guys talk about specific builds like tanker, dpser | do they just mean quipping different gear that increase specific stats or there is more to it?

What is the best gun for under 20 lvl guy? I went from green ak47 to blue augand just bought a blue ACR. Tried blue scarh or l and didn't like it. I also have a blue m1A or whatever u call that sniper. i love this gun but still can't find a good pistol.

Also need to research how that crafting thing works if it got items worth crafting. Overalll, Id give this game 9.5/10 but that is because it is still new and a excitement is there. I'm not sure if it will be as fun when you beat all the mission and acquire high end items. Then you will msot likely be doing same thing over and over again no? Only time will tell.

[N51_rob]

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Blue prints are how you can create items at the crafting station. You need a blue print in order to do this. This comes in hand with the high end (yellow) items. They can be very expensive and with the blue prints you can make them yourself and if you get one that doesn't fit your build or you don't like the perks you could essientially build another one.

Build are how your character plays/interacts with the game. DPSer is a guy who does does a lot of (Damage Per Second). Not a big RPG guy but I beleive a tanker is someone who can deal damage and also absorb a lot of damage.

Weapons are pretty player specific to how you play the game. Right now tho there is a bit of a meta towards good SMGs, especially for the dark zone as most of that combat is very CQB at the moment. I run a pretty standard build of Assault Rifle and DMR. But I keep a shotgun and lmg for situations where I think it may play better. One such for me is the rooftop relay mission on hard.

Hope that helps. Like I said I am not a big RPG guy, but I do enjoy this game.

[ODogg]

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3 minutes of us Grandpa Gamers (ie old guys) playing Saturday night...couple of funny moments there, at the start I was commenting we were tracking that "evil dog" and then check out the guy blowing up way way high into the air when the napalm tank explodes!

https://youtu.be/NUM9rDiX7kE

[The JareBear]

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3 minutes of us Grandpa Gamers (ie old guys) playing Saturday night...couple of funny moments there, at the start I was commenting we were tracking that "evil dog" and then check out the guy blowing up way way high into the air when the napalm tank explodes!

https://youtu.be/NUM9rDiX7kE

Haha, looks like a fun time

[Mabster]

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I'm level 15 and have 27 hours in so you guys aren't too far off from me..

So has everyone who is level 30 already put 60 hours in? Or is there an optimal most effective way to level up?

[bcruise]

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So has everyone who is level 30 already put 60 hours in? Or is there an optimal most effective way to level up?

Just playing through the main and side missions is the easiest way, IMO. By the time I finished the last story mission I was at 28, and the push to 30 was nothing more than a couple of side missions I had passed up.

The pentagon-shaped side missions are the ones you'll want to do for XP, not the encounters (although you'll need those to unlock all of the BoO wing bonuses)

You shouldn't really need to "grind" to reach 30. It'll just happen naturally as long as you're playing through the single player content and completing missions.

[JBH3]

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It's gonna be hard for me to ever ditch my sticky bomb, with the support station (skill recovery mod) I can have it up every 14 seconds and it hits for 190k, I've got the radius modded up as well. I use the proximity mine mod but may switch to BFB for extra damage even tho the recharge is higher on that one.

My two main priorities now are getting to dz lvl 50 for that gold holster in one of the first safe houses, and then I need to find a gold backpack or blueprint for one. I haven't found a gold M1A or blueprint for one anywhere yet

Started using the sticky bomb Saturday night, never turning back now. It's beast once you mod it AND can recalibrate your armor to increase its effect.

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[ProfessaPackMan]

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Blue prints are how you can create items at the crafting station. You need a blue print in order to do this. This comes in hand with the high end (yellow) items. They can be very expensive and with the blue prints you can make them yourself and if you get one that doesn't fit your build or you don't like the perks you could essientially build another one.

Build are how your character plays/interacts with the game. DPSer is a guy who does does a lot of (Damage Per Second). Not a big RPG guy but I beleive a tanker is someone who can deal damage and also absorb a lot of damage.

Weapons are pretty player specific to how you play the game. Right now tho there is a bit of a meta towards good SMGs, especially for the dark zone as most of that combat is very CQB at the moment. I run a pretty standard build of Assault Rifle and DMR. But I keep a shotgun and lmg for situations where I think it may play better. One such for me is the rooftop relay mission on hard.

Hope that helps. Like I said I am not a big RPG guy, but I do enjoy this game.

After last night, I might go start carrying a Sniper Rifle as my secondary weapon, as opposed to 2 Assault Rifles, even though they're modded.

[bluengold34_OS]

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We are getting there ImageUploadedByTapatalk1457994429.729029.jpg

[N51_rob]

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Figured I'd add my agent. Of note I just changed my abilities to a Flash Bang Sticky Bomb, Recharger Smart Cover, and Tactical Link as my signature skill.

[Dogslax41]

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So has everyone who is level 30 already put 60 hours in? Or is there an optimal most effective way to level up?

There are a couple perks that maximize Xp that I prioritized and I typically used weapons and armor that boosted xp on my way to 30 since I knew I wasn't going to buy a weapon or respec armor until it was something I was keeping for a while. I hit 30 a region or two before finishing the main story.

[Kearnzo]

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I still need to give challenge mode a shot. Pretty much all my time at night is spent running solo DZ.

[dubplate]

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I still need to give challenge mode a shot. Pretty much all my time at night is spent running solo DZ.

I hoped into the DZ yesterday for the first time (level 9 at the time) and every enemy I ran into had a skull above their head and just destroyed me.

I thought you could (and should) enter the DZ well before level 30, but I don't see how that's possible. Oddly enough I leveled up by getting destroyed several times.

I'll take what I can get.