Transparent Russia’s Continuous and Terrible Invasion of Ukraine, Russian military forces have taken over and taken over various nuclear power plants located in the country. Ubisoft has revealed that the new mode will appear in the loot shooter. 2nd DivisionThe upcoming Year 4 update is about hostile military forces taking over a nuclear power plant.
Your first question about all of this might be, hey, wait… no 2nd Division like, uh, dead? 2019 2nd Division Been in a weird place for over a year now. The game never stops working even after it seems to be windy. Instead, Ubisoft has delayed updates and new content, and promised that it has a plan and will finally add more to the game… one day! During the measurement, Subdivision 2 acted as a weird zombified version of a live-serve game, repeating old seasons and events, much to the chagrin of many in the community.
So it seems odd that Ubisoft isn’t shouting from the rooftops about this new and long-awaited mode. Subdivision 2 update. Even if it just started Release details about the updateUbisoft seems to be careful about how they frame things, mentioned in a community update posted on March 30 that “based on current world events” it would not share any details at the time. Yesterday, Ubisoft finally revealed the specifics for the Year 4 update, explaining that it will introduce a new mode, Countdown. Countdown will see eight players work together to help regain control of a nuclear power plant by completing objectives and killing enemies in a limited amount of time. But if you weren’t aware of it despite this more specific announcement, it might be because the mode is a bit too close to reality at the moment.
Below 48 many hours ago, Russian forces have finally left the Chernobyl nuclear power plant after infiltrating it on February 24th. And in the meantime, two other nuclear power plants has been occupied by Russian forces since the invasion began, including the power plant Zaporizhzhia. Like continuing to fight fiercelynues in parts of Ukraine, Russia continued to bomb and destroy civillian buildings. Last week, a main computer museum in Ukraine was destroyed, making its owner homeless. While all this is happening, death toll continues to rise and Millions of people have fled country, leading to a growing refugee crisis.
All of this means that, after delays and long periods of radio silence, Ubisoft hasn’t made a huge success of its revival attempt. Subdivision 2as you might expect, even if the public test server on PC lets fans in and try out the new mode.
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“New mode, called Countdown, in 2nd Division has been in development since early 2021,” said Ubisoft Kotaku in a statement earlier today. “Similar to the base game, this mode is a work of fiction and is not intended with current events today.”
Ubisoft is always fighting try to market Subdivision 2 as a serious game of war and power, and at the same time trying to (paradoxically) keep it’s mostly separate from politics. An apolitical angle is introduced to the public although the game itself is set in Washington, D.C., and features a powerful secret police force that uses military equipment to protect its interests and interests. National property.
While the new update is now playable on Subdivision 2 As a test server for a select number of players, Ubisoft has yet to share a release date when the update will go live for all players on both console and PC.
