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The Division 2: Every Specialization Explained:from GameRant.com
Devoted players of The Division 2 get to pick their own Specialization at level 30, but what exactly do each of them do?
Players in Ubisoft's The Division 2 are agents of the Strategic Homeland Division tasked to rebuild Washington D.C. after a smallpox pandemic. However, with limited resources and threats such as terrorists, mercenaries, and traitors all around them, these agents have to be prepared. Thankfully, players who get to survive their onslaught prove they're good in what they do. Players who reach Level 30 in the game will be able to choose a Specialization or a special build for their character. Moreover, these Specializations mark a player's "expertise of choice" in the multiplayer shooter. Additionally, gamers can switch in between these Specializations at any point in the game. Just what are these Specializations?
6 Gunners: Say Hello To My Little Friend
Gunners get the Minigun, which heralds what's about to come. They take advantage of their offensive capabilities to eliminate mobs and bosses fast. Their perk A Good Offense gives them up to 50% bonus armor for every bullet in the Minigun, with each hit restoring 1% armor. Interestingly, this perk combines well with their other modifiers. Incessant allows Gunners to get 5% more armor for every kill, and they can reload 50% faster with Coupler. Perhaps another trait players should get is Vital Protection, which reduces their chance of getting crits by 20%. Gunners aren't just all buck, though. They also have miscellaneous skills that can help them. Their Riot Foam Grenade can stop enemies on their tracks, while Banshee lets them confuse enemies for a short while. These skills, coupled with a Gunner's sheer firepower, can help them easily overpower mobs.
5 Demolitonists: Wreck On Sight
Demolitionists take advantage of their firepower to wreak havoc on enemies. Their signature M32A1 Multi-Shot Grenade Launcher serves this purpose well, as this makes them the equivalent of The Division 2's DPS. As the game's main damage dealers, Demolitionists have the right skills for the job. Their Demolitionist Tactical Link increases damage to enemies out of cover by 5%. This damage boost might not be much, but this can be devastating considering the M32A1 has a knockback feature. Moreover, its Crisis Response gives an automatic ammo refill to empty armor, and Braced for Impact basically ignores explosive impact once every minute. The Artillery Turret also allows Demolitionists to unleash an explosive barrage from great distances. And their Explosive Ordinance lets them upgrade their other items.
4 Sharpshooters: Shoot 'Em Right
Sharpshooters take full advantage of The Division 2's slate of long-ranged weaponry. Their signature TAC-50 C rifle lets them penetrate through enemy armor, something other rifles can't do. Additionally, this weapon means Sharpshooters can easily tear through tanky mobs with precise shots. Their Sharpshooter Tactical Link adds headshot damage to the team. Moreover, they have other personal skills that add massive buffs to otherwise slow riflemen. For instance, Deft Hands and Breath Control perks increase reload speed and weapon stability. These perks make them forces to be reckoned with, provided they have the right protection . More importantly, their Tactician perk lets Sharpshooters access a scouting drone that can identify enemies for the team. This drone can help Sharpshooters and their squads in open areas, or whenever they have to scout ahead for threats.
3 Survivalists: Desperate Times, Desperate Measures
Survivalists serve as The Division 2's equivalent to a support role. Unlike other Specializations that focus on ways of dealing damage, Survivalists debilitate opponents and buff allies. Their special Crossbow deals decent damage to enemies, but they're most especially effective against the environment. Firing a bolt on the ground "detonates" it like a grenade, dealing damage and debuffs to people within the blast radius. Their Survivalist Tactical Link gives the team damage boost against enemies that have debuffs. Other skills such as EMI and Running The Gun increase assault rifle and shotgun damage, respectively. Moreover, while their skills may not necessarily benefit the user, they're perfect for squads.
2 Technician: Nowhere To Run
Technicians get the P-017 Launcher, which at first sight seems heavy but packs a ton of features. This bad boy lets Technicians fire missiles that seek out their targets, among a host of other things. As another "support" Specialization, Technicians rely on various gadgets to gain the upper hand on the battlefield. Aside from basic damage-boosting skills, much of their skills and features improve their proficiency with gadgets. For instance, Dismantling adds damage against robotics, their Emergency Patch lets armor kits apply to other friendly skill proxies, and the Artificer boosts allies' skill efficiency. As another "support" Specialization, Technicians rely on various gadgets to gain the upper hand on the battlefield. Aside from basic damage-boosting skills, much of their skills and features improve their proficiency with gadgets. For instance, Dismantling adds damage against robotics, their Emergency Patch lets armor kits apply to other friendly skill proxies, and the Artificer boosts allies' skill efficiency. The Technician is also a nightmare for electronics. They have an EMP Grenade that can disrupt robotics, and Faraday Field lets party members become immune to disruption and shock.
1 Firewall: It's Scorched Earth
Firewalls get the K8-JeatStream Flamethrower that lets them unleash hell to their enemies. They're pretty dangerous in close combat, and their traits help them take advantage of the chaos their fires emit. Much of their skills enhance their fire-based theme. For instance, Firestarter increases the likelihood of foes bursting into flames, while the Cluster Grenade "splits" one grenade into multiple smaller bursts. Fiery Response also gives burns to enemies when their armors break. Their Enriched Magnesium Formula boosts the duration of burns by 10%, while Frontline Recovery gives them 30% of their health with each kill. Moreover, Extracellular Matrix Mesh lets armor kits give them 200% Health and Armor over 10 seconds. Their Striker skill also lets them use the K8 with the Crusader shield, letting them buff themselves and squad members behind the shield.
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Devoted players of The Division 2 get to pick their own Specialization at level 30, but what exactly do each of them do?
- by Rhenn Taguiam
- 32 minutes ago
Players in Ubisoft's The Division 2 are agents of the Strategic Homeland Division tasked to rebuild Washington D.C. after a smallpox pandemic. However, with limited resources and threats such as terrorists, mercenaries, and traitors all around them, these agents have to be prepared. Thankfully, players who get to survive their onslaught prove they're good in what they do. Players who reach Level 30 in the game will be able to choose a Specialization or a special build for their character. Moreover, these Specializations mark a player's "expertise of choice" in the multiplayer shooter. Additionally, gamers can switch in between these Specializations at any point in the game. Just what are these Specializations?
6 Gunners: Say Hello To My Little Friend
Gunners get the Minigun, which heralds what's about to come. They take advantage of their offensive capabilities to eliminate mobs and bosses fast. Their perk A Good Offense gives them up to 50% bonus armor for every bullet in the Minigun, with each hit restoring 1% armor. Interestingly, this perk combines well with their other modifiers. Incessant allows Gunners to get 5% more armor for every kill, and they can reload 50% faster with Coupler. Perhaps another trait players should get is Vital Protection, which reduces their chance of getting crits by 20%. Gunners aren't just all buck, though. They also have miscellaneous skills that can help them. Their Riot Foam Grenade can stop enemies on their tracks, while Banshee lets them confuse enemies for a short while. These skills, coupled with a Gunner's sheer firepower, can help them easily overpower mobs.
5 Demolitonists: Wreck On Sight
Demolitionists take advantage of their firepower to wreak havoc on enemies. Their signature M32A1 Multi-Shot Grenade Launcher serves this purpose well, as this makes them the equivalent of The Division 2's DPS. As the game's main damage dealers, Demolitionists have the right skills for the job. Their Demolitionist Tactical Link increases damage to enemies out of cover by 5%. This damage boost might not be much, but this can be devastating considering the M32A1 has a knockback feature. Moreover, its Crisis Response gives an automatic ammo refill to empty armor, and Braced for Impact basically ignores explosive impact once every minute. The Artillery Turret also allows Demolitionists to unleash an explosive barrage from great distances. And their Explosive Ordinance lets them upgrade their other items.
4 Sharpshooters: Shoot 'Em Right
Sharpshooters take full advantage of The Division 2's slate of long-ranged weaponry. Their signature TAC-50 C rifle lets them penetrate through enemy armor, something other rifles can't do. Additionally, this weapon means Sharpshooters can easily tear through tanky mobs with precise shots. Their Sharpshooter Tactical Link adds headshot damage to the team. Moreover, they have other personal skills that add massive buffs to otherwise slow riflemen. For instance, Deft Hands and Breath Control perks increase reload speed and weapon stability. These perks make them forces to be reckoned with, provided they have the right protection . More importantly, their Tactician perk lets Sharpshooters access a scouting drone that can identify enemies for the team. This drone can help Sharpshooters and their squads in open areas, or whenever they have to scout ahead for threats.
3 Survivalists: Desperate Times, Desperate Measures
Survivalists serve as The Division 2's equivalent to a support role. Unlike other Specializations that focus on ways of dealing damage, Survivalists debilitate opponents and buff allies. Their special Crossbow deals decent damage to enemies, but they're most especially effective against the environment. Firing a bolt on the ground "detonates" it like a grenade, dealing damage and debuffs to people within the blast radius. Their Survivalist Tactical Link gives the team damage boost against enemies that have debuffs. Other skills such as EMI and Running The Gun increase assault rifle and shotgun damage, respectively. Moreover, while their skills may not necessarily benefit the user, they're perfect for squads.
2 Technician: Nowhere To Run
Technicians get the P-017 Launcher, which at first sight seems heavy but packs a ton of features. This bad boy lets Technicians fire missiles that seek out their targets, among a host of other things. As another "support" Specialization, Technicians rely on various gadgets to gain the upper hand on the battlefield. Aside from basic damage-boosting skills, much of their skills and features improve their proficiency with gadgets. For instance, Dismantling adds damage against robotics, their Emergency Patch lets armor kits apply to other friendly skill proxies, and the Artificer boosts allies' skill efficiency. As another "support" Specialization, Technicians rely on various gadgets to gain the upper hand on the battlefield. Aside from basic damage-boosting skills, much of their skills and features improve their proficiency with gadgets. For instance, Dismantling adds damage against robotics, their Emergency Patch lets armor kits apply to other friendly skill proxies, and the Artificer boosts allies' skill efficiency. The Technician is also a nightmare for electronics. They have an EMP Grenade that can disrupt robotics, and Faraday Field lets party members become immune to disruption and shock.
1 Firewall: It's Scorched Earth
Firewalls get the K8-JeatStream Flamethrower that lets them unleash hell to their enemies. They're pretty dangerous in close combat, and their traits help them take advantage of the chaos their fires emit. Much of their skills enhance their fire-based theme. For instance, Firestarter increases the likelihood of foes bursting into flames, while the Cluster Grenade "splits" one grenade into multiple smaller bursts. Fiery Response also gives burns to enemies when their armors break. Their Enriched Magnesium Formula boosts the duration of burns by 10%, while Frontline Recovery gives them 30% of their health with each kill. Moreover, Extracellular Matrix Mesh lets armor kits give them 200% Health and Armor over 10 seconds. Their Striker skill also lets them use the K8 with the Crusader shield, letting them buff themselves and squad members behind the shield.
For more information on this go to this Link here: https://gamerant.com/division-2-every-specialization-explained
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