It seemed that Tom Clancy's The Division will likely be released earlier than expected. The game was confirmed to release by October this year in PS4, Xbox One and PC platforms with single player and multiplayer modes.
Recently, it was mentioned that the said game will be launched by 2016. Thus, fans have been expecting that since E3 2013 when it was first announced. However, it was leaked that Tom Clancy's The Division will likely launch earlier, in October 2015, according to an insider.
He said, "My sources can confirm that The Division would be available in October ... Expect to see new videos of the game on GDC." But sadly, when the Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot was asked about the rumor, he just said a release date during the GDC held weeks ago. He mentioned March 31, 2016, contrasting to the recent reports that appeared online.
Though the game developer released an expected official release date for The Division, yet, the fans remained hyped for its launching and still hoped that the October 2015 release would be really possible.
Meanwhile, there was another report saying that the game will be the next Elder Scrolls Online. Reasons were enlisted for such claim. According to one source, it hinted that since the Elder Scrolls Online failing in the RPG landscape for modern gaming.
It was about the release of the game in PS4, Xbox One, and PC platforms. The former was released in the same platforms, however, it didn't earned success. Then, Ubisoft developed Tom Clancy's The Division on the same platforms. Thus, guessed that it would likely have the same fate as the Elder Scrolls Online.
Another reason stated is Ubisoft hasn't developed any game considered a glitch-free or least less errors to observe in the gameplay. With their previous titles, like the Assassin's Creed, they have the same problems as the Elder Scrolls Online.
Amid these claims, players still remained hopeful about this predictions to Tom Clancy's The Division. For them, the issues that Elder Scrolls Online that occurred -- purchasing items from the Guild Store requires logging out from the system then back to receive confirmation emails, severe LAG server issues, game world freezing, poor grouping systems, inventory management issues, boring and repetitive quests, same voice actor every now and then, and more -- won't be noticed in the upcoming game.
Tom Clancy's The Division will likely be released a day after Thanksgiving in PS4, Xbox One, and PC platforms.
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