Tom Clancy's "The Division" received a lot of complaints from the players regarding its micro-freezing issues. The players were hoping that the game developer Ubisoft Massive will step in and take care of the problem. It seems that their hopes were not futile. It is reported that the company is said to have already identified what's causing the issue. Now that the problem areas in Tom Clancy's "The Division" have been identified, it is just a matter of time that it will get fixed.
There are reports which revealed that the micro-freezing issues of Tom Clancy's "The Division" were caused by some bug on the client side. The company has promised that this problem will be fixed when they roll out the Update 1.4 next month for Tom Clancy's "The Division." The new update to the game will not only fix the ongoing freezing issues but it will also give the game a significant haul from the original version.
It is noticed that the micro-freezing issues of Tom Clancy's "The Division" was chiefly experienced by the Xbox One players. The upcoming update of Tom Clancy's "The Division" is aimed at improving the gaming experience as it is also about to re-balance the health and damage of the enemies.
It is also reported that Tom Clancy's "The Division" Update 1.4 will emphasize on the loot drops system of the game. The update is also looking forward to adding four new World Tiers, reported iTechPost.
Ubisoft Massive has already revealed some initial details of Tom Clancy's "The Division" Update 1.4 in August. It is reported that this update was originally scheduled to come out along with the "Survival" expansion. However, the company acted faster because of the complaints that they received regarding the current bugs and issues of the game. This move by the company is widely appreciated by the fans of the game. Ubisoft decided to delay the "Survival" DLC and concentrate on improving the gaming experience, reported Polygon.
There are reports that suggested that the upcoming Tom Clancy's "The Division" Update 1.4 will bring back the patrolling bosses in the PvE open world. These reports were not confirmed by Ubisoft as of now. The Update 1.4 of Tom Clancy's "The Division" is expected to arrive in October.
