Judging by the Steam numbers which I think are large enough to draw conclusions from , the game is back to where it was about 3 months after launch . so they ' re being pretty liberal with the phrase ' launch numbers ' I would say misleadingly so . EDIT This is not a paper being published in a scientific journal , people . The sample size of ~ 850 K people that bought The Division on Steam isn ' t a statistically ideal representation of everyone else that bought it on Uplay and consoles , but it ' s more than enough to suggest Ubisoft is not being truthful . <| sep |> It ' s not that I resist change , and it ' s not because I haven ' t had it for long , I bought it around March 2014 . But it ' s working really fine and it ' s still pretty clean . I ' d switch , but I don ' t know what to do with this one if I did . Feels like a waste somehow . At first I was actually kind of disappointed that this one is only 1600 x 900 , like , oh well , can ' t experience like what those people have with 1080 p and stuff , but in time honestly I didn ' t mind it that much as I can ' t run today modern games on high anyway . The textures would just look ugly . Some games I played are already is .