The Division Beta Scrapbook

The Division Beta has removed its NDA for this latest test and I thought it might be fun to another one of my Scrapbook adventures taking pictures to show off what I saw while playing. During my session today I went through all the current campaign missions present which isn't much and then moved to side activities along with just looking around. These are the tales and adventures that I've had thus far in The Division beta, will probably do another scrapbook when the full game releases.

Character customization was basically non-existent so I just clicked on the first pre-made character I got and snapped a picture at the dock you get flown in on.

This is moving from the docks to the first main camp where you meet with others or use vendors, nice show of the city and such.

Moving past the safety of the camp we get a nice shot of birds flying away and also a look at the devastation the disease is bringing to the city of New York.

The first area you come across is Chelsea district and I thought I'd capture the first image of the city and some of the despair within the people still surviving.

I came across a dead body with a swarm of rats around it leading into the sewer, I left since this is probably not a safe place to visit.

Strolling through the park I saw some snow began to fall, basically just a nice shot of the block and trees.

Before getting the base of operations complete you come across this field hospital of Madison Square Garden's, this city is definitely a wreck.

After cleaning out the base of operations I stood to watch some of the heavier snow fall, it looked lovely.

The snow is really coming down at this point, I made my way over to the field hospital for the first mission and this shot looked great.

A gang has taken over the interior of the gardens, I cleared out this restaurant inside. It wasn't too difficult aside from those trying to club me down.

Thought I would check out the car destruction physics since the original trailer showed that you could shoot glass from the window and it definitely was possible here! Shot out holes or chunks in the glass and put many holes in the car.

A sad memorial in front of this colored rock, was a nice set piece and the person in the background with that sign was a nice touch.

I was moving through some interior areas and came across this desk, the detail was incredible. I also found the photos quite weird since it looks like two separate families, the cactus was also neat!

This was my farewell shot of the day, it looks beautiful with the sun shining as I walk down the snowed streets of New York.