Fans of the highly popular online third-person shooter video game, "Tom Clancy's The Division," have a lot in store for them as the game's latest update has now been detailed by players who had firsthand experience with the update. Based on the changes that were uncovered, the game's Update 1.4 is set to change the way the game will be played once it is implemented.
Massive has apparently been listening to fan feedback and will be implementing some changes that will address some of the most complained about elements in the game.
The reports revealed some of the major fixes that they will be including in the update, which incorporates fixes for the game's enemies, difficulty level, loot drop rates, and the game's match-making system.
The update will be including a fix for enemy health and damage scaling which will now match that of the skills of low-level players. This change will make it easier for newcomers and casual players as they won't be faced with enemies that just simply won't go down even after emptying an entire clip.
As for the difficulty level, the update will adjust sections of the world map to contain different tiers that will be constant and matched to the player's tier level. NPCs (non-player character) will also be limited to level 33, so players will no longer encounter enemies that they aren't supposed to encounter.
The game's loot system is also going to be overhauled by the update, with enemies now dropping significantly more loot. The quality of the loots will also be improved and will be adjusted as to not contain mostly underpowered gears and items.
"Tom Clancy's The Division's" match-making system will also be updated and will now allow players from lower tiers to join in higher tier teams in order to get high-quality loot. This also applies to the opposite, where low-level tiers can get the assistance of high-level players to defeat enemies faster.
As of the moment, the game's planned Public Test Server for the update has been delayed, and there is still no fixed release date for the update itself.
