During last week's episode of The Division State of the Game, Ubisoft Massive's Hamish Bode has talked about the nasty backpack glitch, one of the more annoying glitches of the game which actually prevents players from playing the game, revealing that the team finally identified the source of the issue. Now, we finally know when the glitch is going to be fixed.
In the latest The Division State of the Game broadcast, Hamish Bode has confirmed that the infamous backpack glitch is going to be fixed in the 1.1 update launching next week, with the fix also preventing items from disappering. Due to the complexity of the whole issue, it's been confirmed that some may still suffer from issues related to the glitch, but the team is pretty confident that the fix included in the 1.1 update will take care of things for good.
On a related note, The Division official Twitter profile has shared a few minutes ago two brand new screenshots showcasing the game's first Incursion. You can check them out right below.
The Division 1.1 update, which will be released on all formats next week, on April 12th, will include plenty of new features, gameplay tweaks and more. Among the new features is the already mentioned first Incursion called Falcon Lost, new Gear Sets, Trading, Assignements and much more. Plenty of changes will also be introduced to Crafting, so make sure to check out the full patch notes to see how the changes will affect the game. You can check them out by going here.
The Division is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game's next update, update 1.1, will be released on all formats on April 12th.
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