Waiting game for "Tom Clancy's The Division" PS4 players may soon be over. After a week of delay, Ubisoft is reportedly set to drop the latest update for the Sony & Microsoft-made console players as "Tom Clancy's The Division" PS4 1.5 patch may hit the shelves Tuesday.
As YouTube vlogger, Arekz, explains and as reported by VG247, the best bet for "Tom Clancy's The Division" PS4 1.5 patch release date is on Nov. 29 should Sony and Microsoft process several requirements to give the game a go. While there is a reported release date for the FPS game's latest patch, Ubisoft is yet to confirm the date's veracity.
During the last "State of the Game," "Tom Clancy's The Division" PS4 1.5 patch release date was not clear, unlike for PC and Xbox One gamers. "Tom Clancy's The Division" PS4 1.5 patch release date delay is said to be out of Ubisoft's hand. Reportedly, the latest patch is stuck with Sony as there are several standard operating procedures that needed to be processed, as revealed by The Inquisitr.
Update 1.5 - Survival Patch Notes are now live.
> https://t.co/nNntJBiCxY <pic.twitter.com/kS8ywCBw09
— The Division (@TheDivisionGame) November 21, 2016
Should Sony get things done by Tuesday, "Tom Clancy's The Division" will go on for a live PS4 distribution. By then, PS4 users of the Ubisoft game can also get the taste of "The Division: Survival" DLC.
The latest patch of "Tom Clancy's The Division" has been given props left and right since it dropped together with its second expansion, "The Division: Survival." As stated on its official website, "The Division" 1.5 patch includes a slew of changes and several fixes for bugs and issues from its massive 1.4 patch.
The 1.5 patch changed the game's time to kill ratio and most particularly, its World Tiers to create a more efficient balance among players across all difficulty levels. New gear sets have been introduced as well as a new map, The Dark Zone, for "The Division: Survival" DLC.
The @DarkZoneReport #DZRGearUp is live! Follow the link to join in!https://t.co/2SfuvHUGoK — The Division (@TheDivisionGame) November 26, 2016
As previously reported by Parent Herald, "The Division: Survival" DLC is not for the weak-hearted. Players will be starved, stripped off of armors and even sufficient clothing, with a goal to survive two hours and get a humanity-saving antidote in the middle of Manhattan.
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