Superposition
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Tom Clancy's The Divison is Now Available on PS5 with Enhanced Performance at 60 FPS
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ShadyAcshuns
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"available" as in "free for PS4 version owners" or "buy this new version"?
LectureMaster
Or is it just one of Adam's balls in my throat?
So weird that they are doing long term plan for division 2 but haven't released a current Gen version after 5 years.
Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
It's free. They've already released similar 60 fps updates for a lot of their older games.
2020
- Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- For Honor
- Rainbow Six Siege (Native Version)
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey
- The Division 2
- The Crew 2
- Asassin's Creed Origins
- Far Cry 5
- Assassin's Creed Syndicate
- Far Cry 4
- Far Cry New Dawn
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Mr Moose
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This is the first game.
SEGAvangelist
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They have a sub to sell. Smart move.
Bry0
Member
They have great support for their games, for sure.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
It's been 60 fps for years. It was one of the first FPS Boost games near the start of the gen.
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Aesthetically and location-wise, Div 1 is so much better than Div 2, even if the second one is more solo-friendly.
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Crispy Gamer
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Still love the feeling of being in New York they nailed the atmosphere D2 was such a huge step back in that regard
Shubh_C63
Member
You need to try it again, they reworked the new player introduction with free builds that make quick work of bullet sponges. The build changes the game so drastically the game will spawn 18 bullet sponges (supposedly) and they will drop likes flies. Also nobody plays PvP in Division that much.
And Division 1 and 2 has MORE players than its launch year now. It's insane how good Massive has been doing this Year 7. Back to back great updates.
Kerotan
Member
Is this a ps5 version or just PS4 enhanced? Because division 2 is PS4 enhanced already but no ps5 version
LectureMaster
Or is it just one of Adam's balls in my throat?
Yeah, neither division 1 nor 2 has native current Gen version. Weird.
I think it's just PS4 with 60 fps.
mitch1971
Member
Survival is still a big favourite of the division, which released with Div 1. The new survival is coming next year for div2 and they did a survival week promotion last week. They are doing it again in Jan. So, I would assume the 60fps patch for PS is an added bonus and incentive to get back on survival, and a good training ground for the future release on div 2.After all these years why now?
Kerotan
Member
That's basically what this is. There's not even a ps5 version by the looks of it.
SeanyQuest
Member
lmao when did the series consoles and ps5 release? Better late than never I guess
Joe Cool
Gold Member
That sounds great. Thank you for the info. I will have to check it out again. Wow it has been that long? That's crazy.
TVexperto
Member
This is really great, they are updating old games so watch dogs might be next?
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Sony - Bloodborne
R* - RDR2
R* - RDR2
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metareferential
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It's the perfect game for a good Christmas gaming session with a buddy.
The atmosphere is top notch. I might replay the coop.
The atmosphere is top notch. I might replay the coop.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Breakpoint is too, and everything looks and performs better.Sounds like it is still a PS4 app.
TGO
Hype Train conductor. Works harder than it steams.
It's just a edit in the code when running of PS5, Not as transformative as the Assassin's Creed Syndicate patch that boosted the Resolution & Framerate.
Wouldn't even say it's worth returning to..
Great for those still playing though.
Wouldn't even say it's worth returning to..
Great for those still playing though.
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Insane Metal
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Only took them 9 years.
ComputerBlue
Member
No way! I've been waiting for this for so long, downloading right now.
Imagine complaining because they took 9 years, when RDR2 is high profitable game with no patch xD
ComputerBlue
Member
Forgot how amazing this game looked. I wish there was an official PS5 version with PC level textures though.
ComputerBlue
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It's just a PS4 version updated to run better on PS5.
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EverydayBeast
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ShakenG
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Isnt that the point? To get better weapons and gear? If you killed every enemy like Cod.. wouldnt it defeat the purpose of it being a RPG/loot shooter no?
Topher
Sorry, wasnt sure how to explain it myself.
The Division needs online for its core design, offloading complex tasks like AI and loot to servers, which allowed the less powerful original consoles (PS4/Xbox One) to handle detailed worlds, and to manage a persistent shared world for consistent player experiences, preventing cheating and piracy. Even for solo play, an internet connection is mandatory because these server-based functions are integral, meaning the game becomes unplayable if servers shut down.
Technical Necessity
- Server-Side Processing: The game's AI, physics, and loot generation are handled by servers, freeing up console resources for graphics and detailed worlds, a design choice for the hardware of its time.
- Persistent World: The online architecture ensures a consistent, shared world where player actions and loot are synchronized across the game, as discussed in various YouTube videos
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Topher
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Isnt that the point? To get better weapons and gear? If you killed every enemy like Cod.. wouldnt it defeat the purpose of it being a RPG/loot shooter no?
Sorry, wasnt sure how to explain it myself.
The Division needs online for its core design, offloading complex tasks like AI and loot to servers, which allowed the less powerful original consoles (PS4/Xbox One) to handle detailed worlds, and to manage a persistent shared world for consistent player experiences, preventing cheating and piracy. Even for solo play, an internet connection is mandatory because these server-based functions are integral, meaning the game becomes unplayable if servers shut down.
Technical Necessity
- Server-Side Processing: The game's AI, physics, and loot generation are handled by servers, freeing up console resources for graphics and detailed worlds, a design choice for the hardware of its time.
- Persistent World: The online architecture ensures a consistent, shared world where player actions and loot are synchronized across the game, as discussed in various YouTube videos
Thanks for the explanation. I'll give it a try
ShakenG
Member
Definitely worth a try. Game felt ahead of its time. Was incredible.
simpatico
Gold Member
The Division 2 is undergoing a bit of a renaissance right now. It's gonna be cheap as hell during the Steam sale and there is now New York City DLC so you don't have to roam around dreadful and leafy Washington DC. It's VERY comfy. They even have a Christmas seasonal thing going on. The team they have running the game is making good moves. It doesn't throw the cash store in your face as much as other looters. The series has aged really well compared to its contemporaries.
They've certainly mitigated it in the sequel without making it not be a looter shooter. General moment to moment combat feels a lot more natural. If you turn health bars off it could even pass for a regular video game sometimes. I think they've found a good balance.
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kevboard
Member
After all these years why now?
probably because it's still played by many, and PS5 owners were unhappy that the Xbox version had 60fps while they were stuck at 30
Shubh_C63
Member
I am surprised they kept the cosmetics to a minimum and somewhat on the theme. The Chinese version of the same game (per reddit pics) is full of boobs, bras and neon themed jackets of sort.
Sometime I just roam around slowly doing activities in the city for the immersion of it all.
Johnny Concrete
Member
I hear you, brother.
Also, when they fix the sword sponge enemies in Elden Ring, I might play that game too!
I tried using a mace, but then the enemies changed to mace sponges. Wtf.