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• #The division 2 specializations movie#

Using armor cleanses status effects and increases bleed, poison and burn resistance for 20 seconds. It kind of acts like a recon-disco-ball, and I love it. The drone detects all enemies within an area around the player – it can also be sent to a specific point. Serving more of a support role than the others, they also get a recon drone. The Sharpshooter sports a kickass TAC-50C sniper rifle and Sharpshooters 93R burst pistol with some flashbangs. Every Specialization has a skill like this where you can regain ammo for yourself or your squad Sharpshooter You gain 5 ammo/sec for your wielded firearm during cover-to-cover combat, and killing stat-affected enemies fills 3 ammo slots. Survivalists get scaling protection from elites and an armor kit bonus affecting allies within 10 metres, which used to be instant but that’s no longer the case. And oh, how could I forget the incendiary grenades – because screw that guy and everything around them, right? On top of that you get the D50 sidearm and armor healing seeker mines. You can stick the bolt to anything – even directly on an enemy to make them panic for the rest of their – significantly shortened – life. This specialization uses – you guessed it – an explosive crossbow on a timed detonator. The Survivalist is pretty much for you if you played Call of Duty: Black Ops using the explosive crossbow. What that means is that if you don’t have any allies, you should seek some out! You’ll end up performing better and working off of each other’s skills more. What’s nice is they all have at least one way to aid your squad mates in combat. And finally, destroying enemy robotics, drones and skill proxies will fill up 1 ammo each if you’re running low on missiles.īy now you can probably tell that some Specializations in The Division 2 are more team oriented than others.

When you have a skill deployed, allies within 5 meters will become immune to shock and disruption. There are separate spots for percent scaling skill power, damage and healing respectively. The Artificer Hive has its own boost effects applied in a 10 meter radius as well. Armor kits affect allied skill proxies like drones and turrets, repairing any within 10 meters. They focus for a Technician is on taking out enemy robotics and skill proxies, as well as boosting theirs and their allies’ skill performance. They wield an explosive six-shooter in the form of a rocket launcher, the Maxim 9 integrally suppressed pistol, EMP grenades, and the Artificer Hive to repair and boost ally skill performance. The Technician is like the Demolitionist, but if you for whatever reason cared about being “accurate” or whatever. If you’re some kind of LMG fiend like me and you get a multi-kill without letting go of the trigger, you add one ammo to your group’s ammo.ĭon’t tell anyone, but I think the best part of the specializations is emulating everyone’s favorite Team Fortress 2 characters. When you get a kill as this buff-boi, you gain a 5% fire rate increase for the next five seconds. They also have the ability to gain percent scaling armor on kill.

Their armor kit bonus is a 50% bonus armor buff for 10 seconds.

They also get a riot foam grenade, because cotton candy tastes delicious. The Gunner has a big ass minigun that they can just strut around with while also confusing enemies with the Banshee Pulse and – an admittedly kind of lame by comparison – P320 XCompact sidearm.

#The division 2 specializations movie#

Oh yeah, and you get to ignore explosions – every 60 seconds – like a 90s action movie tough guy. You can also get a scaling explosive damage buff, because you clearly didn’t do enough damage the first time. When you inevitably break armor, your main weapon replenishes ammo so you can suppress your way out of danger. They get an armor repair and weapon handling boost, 20% burn resistance and a group damage bonus out of cover. The Demo sports an artillery turret, grenade launcher, frag grenade and Diceros Special revolver as class weapons. The Demolitionist focuses on big boom n’ long range doom, taking no regard for things like “aim” or “collateral damage”.