The Division Resurgence Needs to Avoid Diablo Immortal's Microtransaction Woes
Tom Clancy's The Division series of games has slowly but steadily been growing over the years after the spike in popularity due to the launch of the first title, which offered a unique setting and interesting gameplay mechanics. Then, The Division 2 came along, and it tried to improve various aspects of its predecessor in order to have a smoother flow that was equally compelling, with an example being that the first game's movement was made slower and more realistic to provide a better feeling while repositioning. Today, a new game in the series was announced, by the name of The Division Resurgence, with it being a mobile title that's going to be free to play.
The Division Resurgence has a lot to live up to and a lot to improve, seeing that both The Division and The Division 2 had their many highs as well as some major lows. Of course, the final product is not going to be fully comparable to existing releases simply because the platform is different, and so probably will be the target audience. With The Division Resurgence being free and it being a mobile game, many fans couldn't help but call this a red flag, something that becomes understandable now more than ever after the controversies surrounding Diablo Immortal, the latest free-to-play mobile game from Blizzard.
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The trailer for The Division Resurgence didn't show or talk about anything regarding microtransactions and monetization in general, which is worrisome after the debacle of Diablo Immortal, which looked great on paper and then became the lowest-rated game on Metacritic. The main issue with Diablo Immortal is that it has a monetization system that has been repeatedly called
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