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The Division 2 Fans Asked If They Want A Story-Driven Offshoot
Julian Gerighty, creative director for The Division 2 by Ubisoft, appears open to the idea of a story-driven spin-off to the squad-based online shooter.
The idea started when TT Games level director Tim Spencer tagged Gerighty on Spencer's Twitter thoughts how he'd love a story-driven offshoot for the series.
I love the idea of a single player narrative driven spin off of @TheDivisionGame. Focusing on an agent trying to get home to their family after being sent to NYC, during the SHD blackout from the fall of DC. TLOU x Division. @jgerighty
— Tim Spencer (@ThatThereTim) July 13, 2019
Gerighty was intrigued enough by the idea that he asked his own followers what they thought of the idea – one that Gerighty has concluded they aren't "violently against."
Thoughts? https://t.co/f8sSHuD25V
— Julian Gerighty (@jgerighty) July 13, 2019
Of course, Gerighty's comments shouldn't be taken as the final word. Not only is he just one person on the team and in the company, but in the not-so-distant-past Gerighty has proven he runs his Twitter account with a sense of humor, joking that a new Splinter Cell was in the works.
How about you? Do you want a narrative-driven spin-off for The Division?
[Source: PC Gamer]
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Products In This Article
The Division 2
Platform:
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Stadia, PC
Release Date:
March 15, 2019 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC),
March 17, 2020 (Stadia)
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