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· You must choose one of the servers: America, Europe, or Asia.
· Cross-play between iOS, Android, and PC emulation is possible, but each server is completely independent.
· To play with friends, you must select the same server.
· Even if you choose a server outside your region, lag might not be severe.

· After completing the tutorial, you will choose a Specialization (Class).
· Don't feel too pressured by your initial choice.
· You can change your Specialization through the Coordinator at your base.
· Respecing talents and reallocating points is easy.
· The Specialization Guide in the menu provides objectives and guidelines needed to understand your class.

· The default 30fps setting may cause stuttering.
· Depending on your device's performance, 45fps or 60fps options are available.
· 60fps may slightly limit graphic quality but provides a much smoother and more stable gameplay experience.

· Gear Level
· Gear has its own level, separate from your character level.
· Rarity (High-End > Superior) and endgame tier gear are also important.
· Items obtained at Level 1 can still be used up to Level 40.
· It's best not to use materials too freely in the early game.

· Power Score
· Determines eligibility for more difficult content and campaign progression.
· For example, it might display 'Recommended Power Score 12.6K' instead of 'Recommended Character Level 22'.
· Gear/weapon levels, mods, and even achievements affect your Power Score.
· It indicates overall account progression rather than the strength of a specific build.

· Weapons have damage types.
· Red indicates Explosive Damage, light blue indicates Shatter Damage, and dark blue indicates Pierce Damage.
· While not critical early on, later levels (late teens to twenties) and bosses will have shields corresponding to these damage types.
· At higher levels, matching damage types is crucial for success, so it's always good to carry weapons of each type.

· There is a daily experience cap or boost system.
· The orange arrow icon next to your character level indicates maximum experience gain.
· This bonus applies only to a certain amount of daily progression; the exact figure isn't specified but is usually a few levels' worth.
· When the arrow turns gray, your experience gain rate slows down.
· If your play time is limited, make the most of this bonus. There's no incentive to carry it over or wait for the next day.

· Daily Quests
· These are essential to complete, offering easy and substantial experience.
· You get 5 free quest resets daily.
· Main Campaign
· Completing this grants a lot of experience.
· Open World Activities
· Provide good experience, but daily reward acquisition is limited to 10 times.
· Once discovered, you can fast travel directly to these activities.
· Nests
· Division Resurgence-exclusive instanced content that appears in the open world and rotates frequently.
· Challenging/Heroic Nests are active for 24 hours and are excellent farming spots.
· Dark Zone
· Not for everyone, but offers good loot and high experience for defeating bosses.

· Unlike Division 2, the experience and rewards from side missions do not scale with your character level; they are fixed at the level you received the mission.
· Nevertheless, they can still be completed quickly even at higher levels and provide significant experience when needed, making them valuable.

· The game has numerous menus and sub-systems.
· As you progress, many exclamation mark ('!') notifications will appear in various menus.
· These notifications offer useful rewards such as Phoenix Credits, Specialization Points, achievements that grant small Power Score increases, and Milestone Caches containing materials, so always check and click them.

· Similar to Division 2's Season Journey, but this is a one-time track for your campaign and leveling journey.
· It provides objectives and guidance across various game systems, such as trying game modes and participating in crafting.
· The rewards for completing each tier are very useful, so it's good to check frequently and complete the objectives.

· While exploring the open world, you'll find various loot boxes. Most are free.
· Some boxes require an unlock code.
· Codes can primarily be found in two places:
· In the physical world: graffiti on walls, written on notes, or placed near the box.
· In the database collectibles: under the 'Cipher Clues' tab, these collectibles are placed near the locked boxes.
· They provide good loot early on, so solve them easily and claim your rewards.

· Unlike Division 1 and 2, crafting is not very useful in Division Resurgence.
· The chance of getting good items relies on high RNG and a lot of grinding to level up your workbench.
· Crafting inherently has a 24-hour timer, even for common rarity items.
· It's generally recommended not to invest many materials in crafting, except for essential objectives.

· It's better to deconstruct (dismantle) unnecessary gear rather than selling it.
· Materials are very important, and credits can be obtained from various sources like menu achievements and unlocks.
· Caution
· If you deconstruct an item or use it to upgrade another, you only get back 90% of the invested materials.
· For OS Protocols, this figure decreases to 80%.

· The game offers various monetization and microtransaction products (bundles, limited offers, cosmetics, etc.).
· Nothing is essential, and you can play for free, but progression may be slower.
· Not all shop items have the same value. Some sealed caches have a low chance of yielding good items.

Category	Details
Battle Pass (Classified Ops Pass)	Relatively inexpensive, it can unlock exotic items like Division 1's Warlord early on, greatly aiding campaign progression. It also provides other useful materials and rewards.
Warden Field Supplies	A monthly $5 USD subscription product that provides daily Phoenix Credits, 30 additional bag slots, and a 40% reduction in crafting time for 30 days, reducing gameplay inconvenience.

· Important: Unlike Division 1 and 2, items purchased in Division Resurgence apply only to the character they were bought for and are not shared across the entire account. This game is single-character focused.