The servers for Tom Clancy's "The Division" were unavailable on Apr. 21 due to the maintenance and another patch for the glitches in the game. Some were fixed, but one major exploit in the "Falcon Lost Incursion" remained unsolved.
Despite the fact that the April update in Tom Clancy's "The Division" introduced new features and content, it also brought a series of glitches. Fortunately, "The Division" game publisher Ubisoft has conducted another patch on Thursday and here are the 3 interesting details about it.
1. The New Tom Clancy's "The Division" Patch Made Tweaks To The "Falcon Lost Incursion."
The first patch released on Apr. 21 made changes to Tom Clancy's "The Division Falcon Lost Incursion." According to CNET, the APC in the raid-like activity will only take damage from C4 and the players who went inside a "spawn closet" will be automatically killed.
2. The New Tom Clancy's "The Division" Patch Removed "Double Revive" Glitch.
The new Tom Clancy's "The Division" maintenance removed the ability to revive a player twice by simply holding down the Revive button, Polygon notes. In addition, "talent-stacking" glitches were also wiped out in the game.
Speaking of the "talent-stacking" glitch in Tom Clancy's "The Division," the exploit was a recent discovery in the third-person multiplayer shooter. The glitch reportedly allowed players to repeatedly swap weapons to score huge damage bonuses.
3. The New Tom Clancy's "The Division" Patch Did Not Fix The Biggest Exploit In The Game.
Even though the latest Tom Clancy's "The Division" patch fixed two major glitches, it did not solve the biggest exploit in the game. As per IGN News, the ability of the players to grab tons of loot in "Falcon Lost Incursion" without facing off with the boss has not yet been addressed by the latest patch.
Meanwhile, Tom Clancy's "The Division" April update, which was released on April 12, disappointed a lot of fans because it brought numerous problems. Some players discovered their characters had gone missing and "The Division" Daily Challenges also disappeared.
Resolved Issues
These issues, however, have since been resolved. In spite of the glitches, Tom Clancy's "The Division Falcon Lost Incursion" update also introduced several added features while a second free update called "Conflicts" will be coming in May and paid expansions will also follow.
In other news, Tom Clancy's "The Division" server maintenance also brought several changes in terms of daily missions, new assignments and weekly tasks. For a detailed breakdown of all the changes for Apr. 23, check out The BitBag.
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