Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment confirmed today that Division 2 will receive more content this year, doubling the statements made by Ubisoft’s CEO earlier this week during an investor call.
The current season Division 2 is named “End of shift”And concludes a storyline and character arc that started in the first game. This fact, together with news from Division 2 Massive developer working on a great new Star Wars games, prompted many players to speculate that the latest update, Title update 12, was the last planned content update.
It turns out that these players they were right. But since then, plans have changed. Massive announced today on Twitter and Reddit that TU12 was in fact the final update planned for the game, but that the studio is changing course. It will release more content later this year, but it had no additional details to share at the moment.
“Today, we are excited to confirm that there will be additional content for Division 2 released later this year! It is your continued passion and support that allows us to continue to build on Division 2 experience, and we can’t thank you enough for that. “
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More news Division 2 the content was first vaguely announced by Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot earlier this week. During a conference call on February 12 with investors, he said Massive would work with other Ubisoft studios together on the series. “You will see more about The division this year and the year after, ”said Guillemot. Today’s Massive announcement specifies that players can look for more Division 2 content and not a great new sequel to the sniper franchise. Furthermore, Massive’s announcement is vague and does not really explain what type of content will be added or when, beyond the end of this year. Almost as if they also didn’t know that there would be more content until Guillemot declared it.
I don’t expect one Warlords of New YorkSize DLC to be released this year, but instead, more seasons of content with small new missions and a few new weapons added every few months. It’s not very exciting, but for fans of Division 2 at least the game is not dead.