Critical Hits can be either body shots or headshots, with headshots being the most damaging. If your DPS is above 100,000 then you are headed in the right direction, but there are ways to keep pushing damage without sacrificing too much health or skill power.Ī key component of increasing DPS is Critical Hits, which are the orange colored damage numbers that fly off an enemy. However, some Divisionplayers might have hit a certain precipice and be unaware how to take things further. As players increase in power or acquire better gear they hope to see their numbers increase, both damage numbers and in their basic stats. More specifically, making the numbers go up. You also might be interested in our guide to The Dark Zone, our benchmarks and optimization guide, and the best ways to make money in The Division.As with any good looter shooter, or loot-focused game for that matter, one of the main appeals of Tom Clancy’s The Division is numbers. If you've got a couple of skills you rely heavily on, examine all the new gear you find to see if it contributes a bonus to those skills. The attributes of your gear may also affect your skills. When you're trying to determine which piece of gear you want to use and which you want to sell or disassemble, keep a close eye on its attributes. The attributes of the gear you equip then determine the value of those three main stats. Firearms affects your damage, Stamina determines your health, and Electronics affects your skill power (all those gadgets you'll be using). You have three main stats: Firearms, Stamina, and Electronics. While your abilities will define your role, improving your stats will make you better at it, and that's where you need to focus most of your attention. For instance, there's a talent called Demolition Expert that activates when you kill an enemy with an explosion, which then increases all explosion damage by 40% for the next 15 seconds. You assign them to a slot (beginning with one, but eventually you'll have four) and they activate when you do certain things in certain situations. They have an extremely long cooldown, but they're extremely powerful and can really help define the role you want to play. Signature Skills are special skills you can unlock with a boatload of wing points, and can be equipped independently from your other two skills. You start with a single slot for skills, but you unlock a second slot later, and a third for a signature skill. Each skill can also be modded for greater and different effect. Those cool rollermines and auto-turrets from The Division trailers? Those are skills. They are assigned to a key (or a button for you controller-users), you manually activate them, and they have a cooldown period between uses. Skills are active offensive and defensive abilities that involve gadgets.
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