The Division 2 offline: Server down for Update 12.3 today - Patch Notes, download size
The Division 2 offline
The Division 2 down: The agent shooter's servers are temporarily offline today. Ubisoft has announced scheduled maintenance work - the 12.3 update is pending. In the forum for the online shooter, the developers have already given more details on downtime and patch. The maintenance work has therefore been running since 9:30 a.m .: Logins and games have not been possible since then. If everything goes according to plan, the servers will return around 12:30 p.m. The Division 2 should be able to play as usual in the early afternoon. Note that the information is not set in stone, the length of the downtime could be postponed.Details on The Division 2 (buy now 11.99 €) Update 12.3 are also available. Depending on the platform, a download between 3.6 and 4.6 gigabytes is necessary. The makers have also already communicated the patch notes. Many changes and innovations are not pending with the patch. "The maintenance work includes an update and a repetition of the first season," writes Ubisoft in the patch notes. One of the highlights is the re-runs of the season.
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The multiplayer for Disintegration was shut down just three months after the game released, with the team stating that the game 'unfortunately struggled to build a significant audience necessary for a compelling multiplayer experience.'
The single-player portion of the game was not affected by the shutdown of the multiplayer or the removal of the in-game store, so it appears players will continue to be able to play Disintegration's offline offerings in the future.
In a seperate comment on Twitter, Lehto stated that 'We've been transparent with them about the state of things for months and are making this decision now so they still have ample time to search for new jobs while being supported by our studio.'
Other projects from Private Division include Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey and The Outer Worlds, the latter of which was developed by Obsidian Entertainment before the studio was acquired by Microsoft. Private Division has three new games signed for the future, including one title from Ori developer Moon Studios.
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