by SecretMachine » Thu Jan 24, 2019 12:00 pm
I enjoyed the Division 1, even if I remember on the launch day they really failed completely.
The first mission required you to go to a desk, whereby you would talk to a character and trigger a cutscene.
However, only person could "activate" the character, so in order to actually begin the story and the game itself, everyone had to queue.
Queuing. In a video game.
Naturally as a British person I almost cried tears of joy as the gaming experience that I'd finally waited all these years for had been delivered.
Not since playing since Queuing Simulator 64 as a young lad had I experienced such carnal joy at shouting at people to form an orderly queue, saying we'd have done this already in Britain and regaling
my fellow comrads about the great queue tax riots of 1968.
I digress, The Division held my interest for about 30 hours, I even bought the tie in book because I was interested in the "lore".
However the subsequent expansions failed to stir my loins, and the game sort of slumped in the corner and died.
I'm interested to see where they'll go with the story and hopefully make the Dark Zones slightly less completely fucked by hackers.
But yeah, I would hold off on preordering it.