SECURITY RESEARCH AND DATA PRIVACY
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Support Agent observations in Tom Clancy’s The Division 2; an online RPG from Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment.
Exploits and Mistrust chronicles
Working towards your talents is the sweet spot of happiness. So, I’ve pickedd my first character’s specialism as Sharpshooter and boy is it fun. Snipping enemies long distance has a satisfying feeling of destroying anonymously and especially fun within a squad that heads into battle guns blazing.
Like any administrator, I’m able to look at the big picture and call the shots remotely.
Talk less Smile more…
As far as I can remember I’ve been risk adverse, not chicken just prone predictable outcomes. This has led to staying in broken relationships, staying in a job too long and worn out shoes.
Since level 10, I’ve been cradling the M60 and now have the LVOA from D1 as my weapons, not because they are particularly good but because I know how they feel, reload and kill. My limited game-play nowadays doesn’t give much time to experimentation and many of my sessions are simple farming and grouping up to help others.
I need new gear…. namely vanity items. Add 3 business suits to the list at 1200 GBP.
Building up a new set of characters on D2 will be an adventure and require lots of experimentation, hours and talent to build towards your playstyle and team.
Most importantly, for experienced Divison gamers, it’s the need to ditch many old ideas and strategies from the original and re-invent yourself.
This morning I woke up in a “safe” zone.
Game testing is worked smartly into the sales cycle for many game tiles especially highly anticipated ones. The layer of so-called “private Beta” is now very available to pre-order customers but where is the actual Beta testing completed?
Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2 Beta is live and I’ll be grinding this weekend and documenting the new user interface, skills and gear.
February has kicked off with a vibrant set of titles. First up is Apex: Legends, a brilliant Battle Royale title in direct competition with Fortnite and its millions+ player base. At the same time HitMan (2016) The entire 1st season is up for free for PS Plus subscribers and I just received my key for the Division 2
I quickly retired from Apex: Legends after 5 hours gameplay with friends, great game but Battle Royale is still not my thing. I last played HitMan a year ago so it was refreshing to re-start my training and experimentation.
Naturally, it’s just something to keep me busy while I’m in the Division 2 waiting room.
