This applies to existing weapons as well as newly acquired ones For the Midas SMGs, Trained Talent has been replaced with Responsive Talent which increases damage when getting closer to the target.Its bonus has been reduced from 1%-5% to a constant 0.1%.It can now only be rolled on Shotgun, Marksman rifles and Pistols.Modifications to the weapon talent: Trained.This will prevent situations where players were able to kill a same named NPC over and over again. Named NPCs will no longer respawn after being killed in the Open World.Added a cooldown period for the Static Turret stun attack in order to avoid a stunlock in PvP and PvE game modes.will now drop better loot in Challenge mode than in Hard mode.

They are due to go offline at 9am CET / 8am GMT / 4am EDT / 1am PDT Tuesday March 22 for around three hours.

The Trained Talent will also be removed from all SMGs, LMGs and Assault Rifles and will now only apply to Pistols, Shotguns and Marksman rifles.Īll the changes will come into affect tomorrow after servers come back online. There's a whole bunch of changes to the general gameplay too, including some loot exploits. High-end gear and weapons will drop more frequently from level 31 and level 32 named enemies, as will the number of Phoenix Credits when they are killed. Players killed in the Dark Zone will lose less funds and experience when they die and they will also now drop medkits, ammo and grenades - although this won't be taken from the player's personal stash.

The Division's PvP Dark Zone area is getting an update to fix many of it's complaints.Īs of Tuesday March 22, more XP and funds will be awarded to players who survive as, and kill, rogue agents. Tuesday's update to The Division will improve the Dark Zone by increasing rewards for rogue agents and adding more loot drops.

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