Grenades are a great way to get enemies out of behind cover. Tap the Left button on the D-Pad to all set grenades, and use the Right Trigger to toss them.

Staying in cover is vital to survival in The Division 2. Hit the X button (PlayStation) to leave or take cover, and double tap X to do a protective roll.

Move rapidly in between cover by highlighting the place you'd like to transfer to and holding the X (A) button.

Make sure to keep your guns refilled in between encounters so you'll constantly be prepared for a firefight to break out.

After finishing Conflict matches, you might get Conflict Caches. These can consist of all examples, consisting of new equipment.

Don't hesitate to take on more difficult material. You will get cleaned however that is ok. Every failure is a lesson. You will be a much better agent for it.

Try all of the weapons to see what feels right for you. Attempt all the abilities for the exact same factor.

Lean into the build mechanics early on in the game as that will prepare you for end game.

Throughout D.C. you'll find numerous factions have actually grabbed important control points throughout the city. These can be crucial throughout The Division 2 as a way to fast-travel or as places to turn over collected materials in order to earn a substantial boost of experience points. You'll also unlock a supply room loaded with loot when you free them, in addition to progress towards finishing particular tasks in the area which will give even additional rewards such as experience and mods. If you're playing solo at the time, transforming a control point back under your command is not an easy task however-- particularly. You can call in some neighboring allies using your flare gun when you approach the area. If no other agents are in your squad at the time, we'd highly recommend you do this and wait for the NPC backup to show up.

Cancel your Turret when you do not require it. Cleaned out a room? Start your turret cooldown early by holding the button or key that you've designated to call it out (L1 or R1 on PS4).