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There is still hope: The Homeland Strategic Defense Unit is the only hope for saving New York City. The unit can unite up to eight agents, controlled by players. Partners will be automatically selected to ensure a harmonious combination of characters' abilities. Players will develop their characters freely, without being tied to a specific class or skill limitation. To immerse themselves in the atmosphere, simply wait for the release (scheduled for 2015) and download. The Division via torrent for free.
A devious experiment: Of course, we can't do without some background. It all began with a horrific experiment that politicians and scientists decided to conduct on civilians. They launched Project Dark Winter, which was intended to determine how quickly members of the public could react to bioterrorist attacks. The experimenters ended up in the shoes of bioterrorists themselves, as their experiment instantly infected and killed hundreds of thousands of people. What followed was the complete collapse of civilized society.
The "Motherland Strategic Unit" is the president's last resort, capable of rectifying this dire situation. However, gamers will have to confront not only a terrifying virus but also those behind this horrific act...
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