In addition to that fix, the update decreases the time-to-kill overall by 10 percent, and increased damage to shields by 25 percent. The patch addressed an issue in Conflict that caused the Firewall specialization's flamethrower to deal an excessive amount of damage. While most changes in the patch were directed toward The Summit, There is a couple of changes to PVP that affect both the DZ and Conflict. Targeted Loot Allocations have been added for all gear sets, and applies to both the normal rotation and to The Summit's Personal Targeted Loot. This change applies to every mode Directives are used in, including missions, open world, and The Summit. Each active Directive adds to the total drop chance for Targeted Loot. All players may have a different allocation selected. For their allocation players are able to choose their weapon types, gear slots, mods, brands, and gear sets.ĭirectives now increase the chance for Targeted Loot to drop.

Each player in the team of four will be able to choose whichever allocation they prefer. Players are now able open the Mega-Map and set their Personal Targeted Loot at any time in The Summit. After players clear floor 100, they will restart their next playthrough of The Summit on the 1st floor. Players will resume where they left off on subsequent playthroughs which means that a player can stop at floor 38, and then continue from floor 37 the next time they play. Progress is now saved at each elevator players encounter instead of at the previous rally points.

The division legendary missions reset