All posts by Mkim31

I've been hearing a lot of Outcasts threatening me that "You need more than painkillers", but also other factors (The Black Tusk with "They're back on their feet").  I think this new hostile taunt is brand new and should be notated because throughout the Division's quest to take back what remains of DC in the Division 2, Hostiles will look down on the agent healing up from time to time.  Veteran and Elite Enemies will complain if their armor gets decimated as well.  Don't you guys think it's worth trying to catch any armor restoration taunts by the hostile?

Just my two cents and a thought.  Thanks.

I might get flamed a bit here, but I've been thinking a lot about this.  The Division 2 has only been released for 1 week and I think as gamers we should be playing the game rigorously before we make edits here.  I really don't want to be jumping into conclusions--that's why I'm going to be playing the game like THERE'S NO TOMORROW--even replaying audio logs to see if I can make fruitful contributions--not going to be jumping to conclusions as that may be construed as vandalism which is forbidden by this wiki.

So in simplese I think it should be imperative that we play the game in real time before we make any edits.  What do you guys think?

I've noticed a lot of Division 2-related content are empty as of now. I'm pretty sure edits will be judged very rigorously, so I just want to make sure that editing rules were followed. The most basic rule--Content must be verifiable by community is binding. I know that the leaders here are VERY PROTECTIVE of this Wiki, so I have to play the game over and over again (I can have 4 agents on my XBox) and I'm pretty sure there are players who habitually play the game longer than I did. I just want to know how the edits will be judged to make sure what's added remain on-topic. Thanks.

I've noticed a lot of Division 2-related content are empty as of now. I'm pretty sure edits will be judged very rigorously, so I just want to make sure that editing rules were followed. The most basic rule--Content must be verifiable by community is binding. I know that the leaders here are VERY PROTECTIVE of this Wiki, so I have to play the game over and over again (I can have 4 agents on my XBox) and I'm pretty sure there are players who habitually play the game longer than I did. I just want to know how the edits will be judged to make sure what's added remain on-topic. Thanks.