Ubisoft decided to poll the community of its multiplayer shooter The Division to collect feedback on individual elements of the game. Among the questions, players noticed potential hints of upcoming updates.

The control cannot be called ideal either – when prompts appear on the screen with sticking to a shelter, the game works quite smoothly. But merging with your hero one hundred percent, no matter how hard you try, will fail – any movement that the developers did not think for you in advance ends in a glitch. So instead of sitting in a shelter, which in a dangerous situation will have to save you from death, you will somersault, beat against the walls and scream from irritation.

Massive Entertainment’s massive TPS is an excellent demonstration of the graphics capabilities of the current generation of devices and a very worthy example of how much attention designers should work to revitalize the big world. Every street in Manhattan has been worked through to newspaper scraps and paper ads on pillars. The townspeople looking out of the windows hide in fright and turn off the light in the apartment, if you direct your sight towards them. Maybe you will like the endless shooting of identical blanks with different levels of armor, and the desire to get a better gun will make you spend more than a dozen hours in the game. But where the atmosphere and surroundings end, the game slides into a mediocre shooter with a third-person camera and a cooperative.