Due to the unending bugs and exploits in Tom Clancy's "The Division," it has been widely criticized despite the fact that it's Ubisoft's most successful game title. The game's Dark Zone was also recently dubbed as the "worst endgame" by an online gaming publication but "The Division" developers are trying its best efforts to correct the structural issues and improve the game.
Following the three-hour server maintenance on all Tom Clancy's "The Division" gaming platforms last Thursday, Jul. 14, Ubisoft recently announced its token of gratitude for the "loyalty, commitment and patience" of the gamers to the game, particularly Season Pass owners. The bonus is an "exclusive supply chest drops" outside the game's Dark Zone.
Tom Clancy's 'The Division' Season Pass Supply Drops Not A Glitch?
Many gamers believed that the latest PvE supply drops for Season Pass owners of Tom Clancy's "The Division" that occurred on Jul. 15 was a glitch, VG24/7 notes. But according to Ubisoft's senior community developer Yannick Banchereau, it wasn't.
"When we first announced the content of the Season Pass before the release of the game we wanted to give you visibility on what to expect," Tom Clancy's "The Division" team said in a statement. "At the time we were working on a fun bonus on top of the other activities, a token of thanks for your loyalty and commitment to the future of the game... Twice a month, Season Pass owners will see an exclusive supply chest drop outside of the Dark Zone in the streets of New York."
Tom Clancy's 'The Division' Season Pass Supply Drops Details
As for Tom Clancy's 'The Division' Season Pass Supply Drops details, PS4 Season Pass owners received three "high-end or gear set" items including Reclaimers, DeadEye and Firecrest, GamePur reveals. The location of the exclusive supply chest was reportedly indicated on the map and "protected by a group of level 32 NPCs."
Moreover, the new supply chest in Tom Clancy's "The Division" will automatically drop on the 1st and 15th day of the month, replacing the old one. That's why, "The Division" team has advised gamers to claim their bonus before the next drop.
Tom Clancy's 'The Division' 1.4 Update
Aside from Tom Clancy's "The Divison" Season Pass Supply Drops, Ubisoft also hinted that the game's 1.4 update will bring more exclusive drops variations with random locations. In addition, the update will also bring increased frequency.
Why Tom Clancy's 'The Division' Dark Zone Is The Worst Endgame?
According to Gaming Bolt, the Dark Zone, which is the primary endgame in Tom Clancy's "The Division," is the worst endgame among all the loot-based games available. The reason? Well, let's just say the writer pointed out five reasons including "funds or XP loss on Death, overpowered NPCs, the best loot, rogues and griefing and lastly, poor PvP substitution."
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