The original Division was a third-person adventure with a mix of cover, stats and good ol’ role-playing elements for extra points, there was a lot to emotionally invest in when it came to constructing how your character operated within New York City and its Dark Zones. A few years later and we’re at the doors of sequel territory, with The Division 2 featuring more subtle changes to its formula while still retaining the feel and handling of the original.

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EA and Bioware’s Anthem is throwing its Javelin into the ring, in an attempt to be the power fantasy tour de force of the year, and while it has plenty to love, it has a few gremlins under its hood as well. The biggest challenge facing Anthem is just how it intends to rise above being a great 20 hour game and create a satisfying investment of time that numbers in the hundreds of hours.

A lot of lessons were learnt during the days of The Division, not the least of which was focused on how to keep players around long after the end credits had rolled. Lessons which are clearly being applied to The Division 2: Electric Boogaloo.

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Destiny 2’s greatest battle doesn’t involve Dominus Ghaul or nailing the timing on a Gauntlet run within the Leviathan raid. Rather, the greatest battle that Bungie has to prepare for with their sequel is a fight to keep fans coming back for more. On that front, the developer appears to have plenty of ammo in the form of new quarterly …

How do you fight the boredom of a level cap and finding no upwards trajectory towards progress? By changing the entire game of The Division for hardcore players.

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