The Divison 2 is now available worldwide and the character creator offers a lot more options than its prequel. Arekkz Gaming‘s Taylor is at hand to show off The Division 2’s character creator, and it’s significantly more in-depth that the first game, letting you adjust facial features like nose and mouth height, eye spacing, brow depth, and so on. Players can customise eye and hair colour, add markings to their character’s face – like scars, freckles, and face paint – as well as adding neck, arm, and leg tattoos. You can accessorise with hats, glasses, and create the perfect outfit, complete with a patch. The video runs through both the male and female character creator screens to give you an idea of what’s in store. Watch on YouTube Back in January, Ubisoft and Epic Games announced that The Division 2 on PC would be exclusive to the Epic Games and Ubisoft Stores. Retailers have until March 15 to flog their PC keys, so keep your eye out for inevitable discounts, like 10% off at Gamesplanet, and 12% off at Green Man Gaming. The Division 2 is now available for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.<doc-sep>Once you've created your character, how do you change your appearance? Can you change your appearance in The Division 2? You can indeed, but you'll need to make a decent amount of progress through the game before you can make any changes. How to Change Your Character's Appearance in The Division 2 You'll be able to change your appearance about halfway through The Division 2's campaign. Once you've reached level 15 and unlocked the Campus settlement, fast travel there and speak to Henry. He will give you a selection of missions to complete, but in order to unlock the ability to change your appearance, you'll only need to finish one of them. Complete the Bank Headquarters level, return to the Campus settlement and talk to Joshua Summers. He will then be available as a vendor back at the White House. What Features Can You Change in The Division 2? Gaining access to Joshua Summers, the barber, will allow you to change: Beard Hair Tattoos Vanity appearance You cannot change any other facial features at the time of writing in The Division 2.<doc-sep>The Division 2 has a wide assortment of Skills for players to unlock, and it may be intimidating for new Agents to figure out which one is best for them. In this guide, we'll outline seven of the best Skills and Skill variants worth spending points on. The Basics of Skills in The Division 2 If you want your character in The Division 2 to have all the best Skills unlocked, the simplest way to do that is to play through the game and its narrative campaign. Base Skills are unlocked by spending Skill Points, which accrue naturally through story missions. Variants, on the other hand, require SHD Tech. You can get that by leveling up, finding SHD Caches around D.C. or by finishing designated SHD Tech Missions. Each variant generally costs five SHD Tech. The Best Skills in The Division 2 In terms of figuring out how to spend those Skill Points and SHD Tech, we've compiled a list of the seven best skills to suit all playstyles. This list isn't in any particular order, because your choice of Skill may depend on how your individual character is built. Reviver Hive : You're going to die a lot during your time with The Division 2, but the Reviver Hive can make those situations far less harrowing for group and solo players alike. If you or a team member is about to die, just toss this thing down to bring them back to life. There's a huge cooldown timer on it, but the advantages the Reviver Hive offer are irreplaceable. : You're going to die a lot during your time with The Division 2, but the Reviver Hive can make those situations far less harrowing for group and solo players alike. If you or a team member is about to die, just toss this thing down to bring them back to life. There's a huge cooldown timer on it, but the advantages the Reviver Hive offer are irreplaceable. Cluster Seeker Mines : Grenades and projectiles are super effective in the Division 2, but the Cluster Seeker Mine kicks the basic concept up a notch. These little guys track a specific target and explode where they're directed. This is great if you're after an Elite enemy or want to vanquish a cluster of foes quickly. : Grenades and projectiles are super effective in the Division 2, but the Cluster Seeker Mine kicks the basic concept up a notch. These little guys track a specific target and explode where they're directed. This is great if you're after an Elite enemy or want to vanquish a cluster of foes quickly. Assault Turret : When it comes to Turrets there are quite a few good options. The Assault version, however, is the only one that does its thing without needing a specific target. All Turrets offer sustained fire, but the Assault does it the fastest. Turrets are best used if you've got enemies storming down a hallway. They're also a really great distraction against bosses too. Other variants like the Sniper or Incinerator Turret are also good, but Assault is probably the best. : When it comes to Turrets there are quite a few good options. The Assault version, however, is the only one that does its thing without needing a specific target. All Turrets offer sustained fire, but the Assault does it the fastest. Turrets are best used if you've got enemies storming down a hallway. They're also a really great distraction against bosses too. Other variants like the Sniper or Incinerator Turret are also good, but Assault is probably the best. Chem Launcher Reinforcer : This is another support Skill that's really helpful when paired with something like the Reviver Hive. The Reinforcer heals over time, has a quick cooldown and has three charges. Each pulse offers about half a Shield refill too, which can oftentimes be the difference between life and death. : This is another support Skill that's really helpful when paired with something like the Reviver Hive. The Reinforcer heals over time, has a quick cooldown and has three charges. Each pulse offers about half a Shield refill too, which can oftentimes be the difference between life and death. Chem Launcher Oxidizer : If you're feeling confident in your team's support power, the Oxidizer is a nice alternative. It shoots a poison cloud that damages enemy armor, Skills and does damage over time. When you need crowd control, this is probably the best Skill of the bunch. : If you're feeling confident in your team's support power, the Oxidizer is a nice alternative. It shoots a poison cloud that damages enemy armor, Skills and does damage over time. When you need crowd control, this is probably the best Skill of the bunch. Fixer Drone : This is another Support skill worth the SHD investment. It follows you and your allies around the play area and has a single-target heal effect. It may not be as potent as the Hive, but it comes through in a pinch when needed. : This is another Support skill worth the SHD investment. It follows you and your allies around the play area and has a single-target heal effect. It may not be as potent as the Hive, but it comes through in a pinch when needed. Defender Drone: If you'd rather not take damage instead of healing all the time, the Defender Drone is a nice choice. It deflects enemy bullets, which allows you to take more hits. If you want to run into the line of fire a little more frequently, healing alone won't let you do that. One general tip for all Skill use that can't be said enough is that players shouldn't be afraid to cancel their Skills early once their assistance is no longer needed. If you manually cancel Skills instead of letting them deplete, their cooldown timers are drastically reduced. So, if you become really attached to any of the abilities on this list, you can use them more often if you trigger and disable them smartly. The Division 2 is available now on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. For more help with The Division 2, check out our guides related to weapons, enemy types, power leveling and more. Those are our favorite Skills in The Division 2, but what are yours? Tell us in the comments section!<doc-sep>
With The Division 2′s release players are flooding into the digital streets of Washington D.C. to fight off the hordes of enemies. When users start they will be given the option to create and customize their very own Division Agent. Unlike the first game, there’s a surprisingly robust character creator. However, one has to wonder if we are able to edit and change the look of our agent in The Division 2. Sadly at the time of writing this, the answer is no. Currently, there is no way to change the physical appearance of your soldier so make sure you pick one you like. While you can always mock up a new Division Agent, the game will send you back to the beginning. We strongly recommend that you don’t just wing it and take your time designing your agent. However, your hair, scars, tattoos, and scars can all be changed once you gain access to the Barber. He will be available after you reach the mid-point of the campaign and complete the Bank Headquarters mission. After finishing this, go to The Campus settlement and recruit the barber. What you can alter about your character’s appearance is his clothing. Scattered throughout the city are clothing items you can obtain. These can be equipped to give your character a unique look. Additionally, players can purchase clothing and cosmetic items via the Apparel Store for real-world money. Outfits won’t alter your starts, so feel free to make your agent dress the way you want. See Also