I don't consider this a "top priority" by any stretch - rather, I'd consider it a "sensible QoL adjustment" that would make it more rewarding to current and future add-on purchasers, as well as eliminate some confusion. I would recommend to developers that the process for these weapons be changed. Improvements are common enough in this process, and "godrolls" are possible, but they are not guaranteed.
The division 2 lullaby upgrade upgrade#
If you are unsatisfied with the attribute quality of your item, you can use the appropriate Reconfigure blueprint at your crafting bench and spend an Exotic Component to attempt to upgrade it - but be aware that reconfiguring any exotic is an RNG process that can result in lower quality attributes as opposed to improvements.If you have all the required crafting materials, you can craft your new weapon.If you don't have the Level 1 weapon in your inventory, this won't work: The UI will display an error message to tell you "crafting requirements not met". Note the materials cost in the linked pic, and make sure you have enough of the required crafting materials. In my example, I chose a Level 30 Merciless to demonstrate that you can upgrade a Level 30 Merciless to a Level 40 Ruthless if you so choose (in my photo, there's also a Level 40 Merciless - the upper Merciless icon is the Level 30 weapon that was selected for the re-skin/upgrade). The UI will display the Merciless in your inventory so that you can select it for the crafting process at your bench.
Instead of this "key" residing in Resources, like actual keys do, they reside in your Inventory (but again, they do not consume an inventory slot). A short time after the base game launched, the game was patched to ensure that the Level 1 weapons do not consume an inventory slot in Stash.Īfter reaching certain levels in the Story campaign as described in the previous paragraph, it's much more appropriate to think of the Level 1 weapons as a "key". These weapons cannot be deconstructed or sold. Story campaign, the damage output of the Level 1 weapons, per bullet, is insufficient to meet the rising armor values of enemy NPCs. After reaching approximately Level 3 or 4 in the D.C.
The Level 1 versions are functional weapons and are immediately usable, but are subject to obsolescence, in and of themselves, as the player progresses. Preordering select editions of The Division 2 prior to launch, and/or purchasing the Deluxe Pack add-on, adds a Level 1 version of both Ruthless and Lullaby to your inventory. For those in need of that info right away, here is the new section's text: Preorder/Deluxe Pack Bonus Exotics: Ruthless and Lullaby I've updated the Exotic Guide with a new section on Ruthless and Lullaby after seeing a lot of confusion and misinformation going around in several posts over the last two weeks. Rule 7 - LFG/Clan Recruitment Topic Filters: Discussion Rule 1 - Follow Reddiquette Rule 2 - Harassment & Witchhunting Rule 3 - Low Effort/Low Quality Rule 4 - Duplicates Bugs & Glitches Rule 5 - Self Promotion & Spam Rule 6 - Advertising, Selling etc. Keep it fun, keep it respectful and remember that in the end - it's just a game. The power to shape this community is in your hands.
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