The Division 2 Servers Taken Down on October 1 to Apply Fixes
Agents, if you’re having issues connecting to The Division 2, it’s not just you. Ubisoft has taken the game’s servers down on October 1, and this is to bring a set of fixes.
For now, it’s not specified whether this is a game update or a server-side hotfix, but one thing we know is that the game won’t be playable for a few hours at the very least.
The Division 2 Is Down on October 1 to Bring a Set of Fixes
The Division 2 servers will be down starting: 30 AM CEST, 3:30 AM EDT, 12:30 AM PDT. Expect the game to be unavailable for five hours on consoles and PC, though there is a chance this could get extended.
The confirmed fixes for today include:
– Fix an issue with One For All mutator in Escalation that could cause server crashes, improving overall server stability.
– Fix Prima Donna and Steel & Sons ACR reconfiguration blueprints so they correctly reconfigure the existing Exotic.
If today’s update seems a little small, it’s because we just received the big Red Moon Rising patch last week.
Not only that, but the new expansion, Echoes of Central Park, will be released in November as well, so there’s a lot of The Division 2 content to chew on soon.
If the maintenance window gets extended, or if we see a new changelog appear, we’ll let our readers know by updating the article.
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