Ubisoft receives criticism for ‘The Division’ after its launch

We do not know if Ubisoft They are celebrating it or they are still sitting in front of their computers gritting their teeth, and even though their latest big release: Tom Clancy’s The Division has been the company’s best-selling game in its first 24 hours, its launch is causing quite a few headaches due to various errors and service outages that have generated a multitude of criticisms from users.

In addition to the controversy over downgrade As the game has suffered since its stunning appearance at E3 2012, many have complained of server crashes in the first few hours after launch. Throughout the day today, servers have been closed for hours to solve stability problems and bugs like the annoying queues at safe houses to activate our agents in the first mission, or the disappearance of groups of NPCs in the Dark Zone.

On social networks several users have reported bugssome repeats from Assassin’s Creed such as the famous faceless man (which you have in the image that accompanies the news) or problems that prevented certain checkpoints from being activated.

We will have to be patient with a game and wait for Ubisoft to correct all these bugs so we can enjoy a complete and satisfactory experience from day one. Unfortunately these types of half-finished releases are becoming the norm. instead of exception.