The Division

Ubisoft has released the E3 2016 trailer for Tom Clancy's The Division and for the next DLC called The Underground. The video features game play action that takes place in the tunnels running beneath the city.

The release date for the next expansion to The Division was leaked by both German and British Amazon sites. According to a user Twitter post, XBox One players will be able to preload The Underground on June 25th with the actual release hitting live service on June 28th. Underground is the first of several announced expansions and, as the name indicates, sends players beneath the city streets to prowl a maze of tunnels.

Today's The Division maintenance is already over thanks to an "unsuccessful patch" deployment according to the game's official forums. As a result, the Clear Sky Challenge Mode has not been added to the game and will be delayed pending another try at launching the update.

Ubisoft is ready to take The Division to the silver screen starring none other than mega-star Jake Gyllenhaal who will also take on producer duties as well. According to Variety, the script writer has yet to be hired but there is an active search on for someone to pen the adaptation.

Tomorrow the big v1.2 update drops for Tom Clancy's The Division. Ubisoft has released the final update notes that includes the Clear Sky incursion, new gear sets, new high-value targets, search & destroy missions, hijack extractions, sealed caches, Dark Zone player stash and ISAC assignments, a new mission type for players at level 30+.

The Division players are looking forward to next week's next 'expansion' DLC release. Called "Conflict", new conflict includes a new Incursion called Clear Sky, new gear sets, weapons, a new mission to defeat enemy leaders, and a new extractions feature called Hijack.

Ubisoft has released its latest investor information. Alongside the good news that the company's profits are up ~12% year-over-year, it was revealed that The Division is sporting a healthy 9.5 million registered users with players logging three plus hours per day in game on average.

Ubisoft developers have posted a new blog that lays out some of the plans the team has in mind to address cheating and exploits in The Division. New cheat detection methods have been implemented over the last several days resulting in a large ban and suspension wave. The minimum penalty is now two weeks for a first offense, a permanent ban on the second.

As news of an exploit allowing The Division players to pass by the Incursions boss and collect the end 'raid' loot became better known, Ubisoft stepped into a thread to say that the fix to the issue is in the works. At the same time, devs indicated that those who chose to take advantage of the exploit were in violation of the Code of Conduct and that the team was exploring punishment terms.

Incursion, the brand new patch for Tom Clancy's The Division, has invaded the game. This new patch introduces a plethora of new content including Assignments, new gear, Dark Zone Supply Drops, and of course the new raid-like incursion; Falcon Lost. In a game often faulted for its lack of end game content and worthwhile rewards, is Patch 1.1 enough to silence the naysayers?

The Ubisoft blog has been updated with a look back at the first month of live service for The Division. To show off how much players have engaged the game, an infographic came in alongside the blog post.

Ubisoft has released a brand new trailer to prepare the way for tomorrow's update to The Division. The Falcon Lost Incursion will be launching with the patch tomorrow and is the first of several to be released over time. In addition, players can get a few hints about Loot Trading, new gear sets, new weapons, Dark Zone supply drops, new assignments and more.

PC users with a proclivity to hack or cheat while playing the Division will want to take notice of some new measures going into place. Players will gain access to a report command that will flag an account for review. According to community team member Yannick Banchereau, a first offense will result in a 3-day suspension without warning and a second offense will see players permanently banned.

Ubisoft has released the official patch notes for the Incursions update for The Division. Along with the addition of group content called Incursions, players can expect some significant changes to the crafting system.

Today's Special Report live stream by The Division development team has wrapped up with the big news that the Incursions update will be coming into the game on April 12th. Incursions is a free update to the game that will introduce the first content specifically developed with squads in mind. Players will be taking on enemies with high level equipment and weaponry. Additionally, squads can exchange dropped gear with others taking part in the incursion.