The Striker Drone gets a line on targets and rapidly fires, circling around your position. Droneĭrones, by default, are like moving turrets. Cluster is the way to go with the Seeker Mine. Its Airburst variant sends the explosive charge upwards rather than outwards, and the Cluster variant breaks off into several smaller mines to target numerous enemies. The Seeker Mine is a small ball that gravitates towards enemies and then explodes. Firefly, and particularly the Demolisher variant, is a great secondary skill to pair with a Turret or Chem Launcher. The Demolisher variant damages weak points, causes nearby environmental objects like gas canisters to explode, and eliminates enemy skills. When those unsuspecting enemies near one another, the explosives start to go off. It attaches small explosives to multiple targets. Burster, one of its variants, is one of the neater skills in the game.
The Firefly flies like a, well, bug through the air and blinds nearby enemies with its default Blinder variant. Chem Launcher, especially the Firestarter and Oxidizer variants, can be quite useful in tough boss fights. The Oxidizer variant sends pretty looking corrosive gas that messes with enemy armor and skills while slowing dealing damage. The Riot Foam variant builds gross looking foam that can cake onto enemies and leave them unable to move or fire their weapon. The Firestarter variant puffs a cloud of highly combustible gas. Its first variant, Reinforcer, sends a gas cloud that bolsters ally armor. Chem LauncherĬhem Launcher is a multipurpose defensive/offensive skill. The Reviver variant brings downed allies back to life, and the Booster variant sends a stimulant to allies that boost their combat stats. The Stinger variant deploys micro-drones that attack nearby enemies to create a diversion (read: not as powerful as turrets). Its first variant, Restorer, repairs allies’ armor. If you’re a solo player or haven’t entered the Dark Zone, Hive isn’t practical. The Hive is a multipurpose skill, but its main use is for helping out allies. The Sniper variant is fitted with a long barrel and can be manually directed to fire at specific enemies, leading to one shot skills. It’s helpful when you’re near a cluster of enemies and to keep enemies from approaching your position. The Incinerator variant shoots fire rather than bullets. We cannot count the number of times deploying a turret has saved us during boss fights. Even in its default state, Assault, the Turret can be used effectively all throughout the campaign. The Turret is exactly what it sounds like, a small-mounted gun that shoots automatically at nearby enemies. Pulse is a neat skill, but once you play The Division 2 for a while and start to become familiar with enemy movements, it’ll be one of the least desirable skills. Jammer, meanwhile, sends out a pulse that disables hostile electronics.
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Remote is a deployable gadget that will check for enemies on loop, making it a worthwhile upgrade since it’s not just a one-time scan. It can be useful not only before initiating firefights, but when enemies start to scramble. Pulse is a gadget that scans the area and highlights enemies. Once you unlock more than a few, you’ll have some choices to make. You can only have two skills equipped at once, though. While all skills are helpful, some are built for offense while others are made for defense.
There are eight skills in The Division 2, and three more added with the Warlords of New York expansion, each with three to four variants.
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How to level fast and reach the endgame in The Division 2.
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