Division 2

The Division 2 is a 3rd person looter-shooter based in Washington DC. This is a stand-alone sequel, with Division 1 being based in New York.

In the Division 2 there are new abilities; you can choose your variant straight away (instead of having to start with a base ability and upgrading later like you had to do in Division 1).
"Skill Unlocks" are found by completing the story missions."SHD Tech" are found by completing side-missions and can be used to buy new skill variants or used for perks.

In The Division 2 there are several modes or levels you can unlock with progression.

PvE (Player Vs Environment)

Character Level (Story)

Starting at level 1 you progress through the story missions and gain xp until you reach level 30 where at max level you are still able to gain xp, however instead of leveling up you will gain item caches with random items inside.

World Tiers (New Game+)

Upon completing the story missions and/or reaching level 30, you will be able to change your world tier which will affect the difficulty of enemies and increases the odds of better loot being dropped.

PvP (Player Vs Player)

Dark Zone Rank (World PvP)

The Dark Zone is a world PvP zone in the Division. Any XP within the Dark Zone will level up your Dark Zone Rank. Your DZ rank will unlock perks avaliable at 'Base of Operations' and when you reach max DZ rank of 50 you will start getting item caches with every lvl up just like outside.

Conflict Rank (PvP team deathmatch)

This is a PvP rank based in the Conflict Mode where you face off against other players in a team based battle in an instanced map area.

Weapon stats can be misleading sometimes in this game as they do not show you DPS (Damage per second) and only show you Damage, RPM and Mag size.
Damage reveals burst potential. RPM is how fast you fire.Mag size will determine how quickly you'll need to reload.

You may find addition stats on items which can affect gameplay, such as "Damage to Elites" where your weapon could be very affective against boss or named characters.. however fails to perform against regular targets.It also recommended that as a player you use different weapons with different ammo types so you do not have to resort to using your pistol (which has unlimited ammo) as this allows you to adapt to play styles.

Items are coloured based on rarity:

Common - White

Newbie items or trash items found in the world.

Rare - Green

Newbie items or trash items found in the world.

Epic - Blue

Reasonable items for World Tier 1.

Superior - Purple

Expected items above World Tier 1.

High End - Yellow

Best gear available unless you posess a complete item set or have found a decent 'Unique' item with good stats.

Cosmetic - Cyan

Cosmetics are typically very rare to find and allow you to customise your character's appearance. Only other way to obtain these other than luck is microtransactions.

Set Item - Light Green

Set items are typically 'High End' items which are named, they give bonus stats depending on how many items of that set you have equiped.

Unique - Red

The rarest items in the game with a unique appearance, bonus stats and generally a sense of achievement from collecting a very rare item.
When going between World Tiers these items can become out-dated, however if the game is anything like Division 1 then you should be able to upgrade the items to their full glory so its always worth keeping hold of them.

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