I also never understood why they removed most of the NPCs. I loved seeing all the random city people around, help the odd one out and have some of them get aggressive. TD2’s city felt pretty dead in comparison.
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Hope they can make it as immersive as TD1. TD2 was kinda disappointing.
I’m kinda the opposite. I thought the first game was kinda boring because it was just snow and snow and snow with tall buildings.
DC had lots of different locations and settings; a lot more interesting to me.
Fair enough. I was also a lot more hyped playing TD1, so that might have played a part too.
And to be fair I lived near dc for a year so seeing how well they recreated that area certainly helped.
Bullet sponges everywhere
I also never understood why they removed most of the NPCs. I loved seeing all the random city people around, help the odd one out and have some of them get aggressive. TD2’s city felt pretty dead in comparison.
In 2 didn’t they approach you with water and stuff?
Yeah, but those were the NPCs in bases, etc. I meant just random people out on the street, I think there were none or fewer
I didn’t mind the sponges as much. It let me wake up from my grind comatose occasionally to use cover.
I’m convinced that The Division series is set in a parallel universe where getting shot is just a minor inconvenience.
If they make it like the TD1 e3 trailer made it out to be, I’d get it