A Developer On TOM CLANCY'S THE DIVISION 2 Accidentally Reveals The Game's Open Beta

The long-rumored Tom Clancy's The Division 2 private beta was hosted between Feb. 7 and Feb. 11, 2019, which means that the tests literally ended a couple of hours ago. Unfortunately, the only way to take part in it was to pre-order the MMORPG video game or be selected by the developers themselves.

According to VG247, a developer on The Division 2 revealed that an open beta is coming in a recent livestream on Twitch, saying that some of the bugs in the private bate will be fixed in the open tests. While nothing has been confirmed yet, that Ubisoft announcement would be hardly surprising, as the original followed a quite similar schedule, with a closed beta in January, and an open beta in February.

In the private beta, players had a chance to complete two main missions (Grand Washington Hotel and Jefferson Trade Center) and five optional side objectives (Empire Autumn Hotel, MLK Library Hostages, National Archives, Mustang Court, and Rescue Bureau Headquarters), so Ubisoft Massive may not need to add more content and focus solely on patching and upgrading the upcoming game instead.

Washington D.C. is on the brink of collapse. Lawlessness and instability threaten our society, and rumors of a coup in the capitol are only amplifying the chaos. All active Division agents are desperately needed to save the city before it's too late. You are a member of the Division, an elite group of civilian agents charged with being the last line of defense. With DC at risk, it's time to gear up and use your unique skills to take on this new threat.