Entered World Tier 3 the other night in The Division 2. Still going strong, highly enjoying it.

@dipset You can easily play it solo if you want to. In fact, that is what I did 95% of the time so far in TD2. In the first game I played more with random groups for grinding and loot drops in the endgame (which was fine and without problems) but so far I stick to running solo because at the moment I just want to explore the amazing city and missions on my own pace.

Completed the campaign and reached level 30 in The Division 2. Now in world tier 1.

The game is great and would even be worth its money if you just bought it for the single player experience up to endgame.

I am level 24 at the moment and kudos to Massive and Ubisoft, the game is amazing!

The Division 2 is consuming my life right now, level 22 at the moment. Turns out the game is pretty fantastic so far.

Another agent reporting in!

I have played 350 hours of TD1 on PS4 (starting with patch 1.8, actually, and it was my most played game in 2018) and from what I have seen and played so far (~7 hours) TD2 seems to be really, really good. Playing on a PS4 Pro with an external USB3 SSD and in contrast to the betas it has been running very smooth for me and without any problems or hitches.

I have only done the first main mission yet, though. I will take my sweet time exploring the environment and the city, which seems awesome so far. No need to rush, taking a knee. :-)

The Division 2, baby!

Personally I only care about The Division 2 in march. Everything else (which is basically only Sekiro, I think) I can play later.

Still playing through Divinity: Original Sin on PS4. My main characters are level 9 and now that fights stopped to be a matter of life and quickload the game got a lot more enjoyable because it has a better flow now.

@inustar The main critique that I always read about D:OS is that people don't like the humor but honestly so far I don't see why. I think it's fine.