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Going to perform The Division 2
 Thursday, April 18th 2019, 9:53 AM;  95;  0;  +0 | 0 | -0
That should pay dividends early by helping to galvanize the community.Ubisoft flipped a great deal of heads this past year at E3 when it pitched The Division 2 as a game in regards to the upcoming Civil War, and refused to admit what that might indicate about the current political climate at the United States.
I listened hard and read a lot throughout my roughly four hours using the game today, but so far I can not get a handle on what The Division 2 wants to say about our modern politics at all.To many, that probably seems like a good thing. But refusing to have a perspective in a match concerning the life and death struggle for our nation's capital in 2019 could be a liability for Ubisoft.
In the fiction of the world, the SHD is a sleeper cell of commandos. When the call comes from the executive branch, SHD representatives respond by bringing their version of law and order to the streets. From the first game, that supposed uncomfortable experiences with armed minorities, some of which were happy to point out that the player may not be on the side of liberty and freedom after all.Lurking from the backdrop of this narrative in The Division 2 is a president, the commander in chief who triggered the SHD in the first place.
Back in December, I checked out The Division 2's multiplayer modes, which include the Zones and coordinated PvP maps. Even though the multiplayer modes are a component, they are. There's also hours of post-launch and endgame articles and a campaign. I checked out these manners last week during a particular event in NYC. Multiplayer is impressive on its own, but combined with endgame and all the campaign, it's apparent The Division 2 is exploding at the seams with content.
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