The Division season pass and year one update plans have been detailed by Ubisoft, revealing the three expansion packs as well as the additional bonuses it will bring.
As well as the season pass contents, Ubisoft has laid out the entire plan for the first year of content in a new trailer posted to the official Twitter account, including substantial updates that will arrive for all players for free over the course of the year.
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The first post-launch update will arrive in April, called “Incursions”, followed quickly by another free update to 1.2 in May called “Conflicts”. Incursions will introduce new endgame activity focused around squad play. Conflicts will alter the way players behave in the Dark Zone, the raid-like element of The Division.
The first paid expansion will arrive in June, called “Underground”. Up next is “Survival”, which has a more vague launch date of summer, before rounding out the year with the final DLC expansion in winter, “Last Stand”.
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Other benefits of the Season Pass were also revealed, including a sawn-off shotgun, “regular content drops” and “season pass bonus events”.
Tom Clancy’s The Division launches on 8 March on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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