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Division 2 animated short details Warlords of New York villains

A new Division 2 animated short details Warlords of New York‘s villains ahead of the expansion’s debut in March.

“Set ahead of Warlords of New York’s release, this animated short movie depicts how former Division agent Aaron Keener, who has now turned rogue, manipulates his 4 lieutenants intoto take control of Lower Manhattan, putting his plans into motion,” Ubisoft detailed.

“In this short movie, players will discover more about the main targets they’ll have to hunt down in their manhunt for Aaron Keener. From chemical engineer Vivian Conley to hacker Theo Parnell, without forgetting Javier Kajika, an ex Black-Ops on a path for revenge, and James Dragov, master of heavy weapons leading the iconic Rikers faction, all will prove to be merciless opponents to the agents of The Division venturing in Lower Manhattan.”

Check it out below.

Ubisoft also advised that The Division 2 will offer a free weekend between 27 February and 2 March. There’s no level cap or time limit on the free weeekend, and progression can be carried into the main game should you choose to buy it.

Warlords of New York will be available from 3 March 2020. The Division 2 is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4; a Stadia release is planned for later in March.


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