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.

The Division 2 has skills and possibly even a license to ill, as developer Ubisoft Massive recently revealed a ton of new info on the skills and skill mods that agents will use to take back Washington DC.

The Division is a whole game, one of the many titles in Ubisoft’s library that emphasises the idea of games as a service. But where titles such as Rainbow Six Siege and For Honor have been designed to last longer than a few years, it looks like The Division is going to recruit a sequel to its ranks when it returns to New York City for another tour of duty.

How well is Tom Clancy’s The Division doing two years after it launched? In two words, chuffing well.

The last year has seen some tremendous effort from Ubisoft to keep fans invested in The Division. Various updates have tweaked the formula of their sandbox, new content was introduced and DLC was actually put on hold in favour of ironing out any kinks. Update 1.8 seeks to further perfect the RPG-shooter, introducing a new area in the form of the West Side Pier as well as two new game modes. For free as well.

Prepare to enter the Dark Zone once again in the Last Stand expansion for The Division.

Ubisoft Massive has some ideas for the future of The Division, and they want your input on them. Like maybe moving to a new town.

Think the Dark Zone in The Division is unfairly tough right now? Well Ubisoft Massive is going to be looking into that.