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Rule Number One

**Rule Number One** is a piece of incident report intel in The Division.

## Summary

Rioter 1: Regroup was twenty minutes ago. What took you so long?

Rioter 2: Sorry, man. I ran into some trouble and had to take a detour.

Rioter 1: So what’d you bring back?

Rioter 2: I... I got nothing. There were too many. Had to drop it and run.

Rioter 1: Nothing? You think this is some kinda welfare gig? You think we put our \*\*\*\*\* on the line so you can get protection and a free meal?

Rioter 2: No... No... I’m sorry.

Rioter 1: Get your \*\*\*\* together, or you're gonna find out what it's like yo be on the outside looking in. Got no room for dead weight. That's your last warning.
Survival Guidebook - Page 1

**Page 1** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in red):*

This book belongs to April Kelleher. If you find it I will be on the South end of the traffic island in Times Square, every day at noon, no questions asked. If you take it off my dead body, I hope it helps.

*April (in pencil):*

In front of the Joe Strummer mural, 7th & A

*Guidebook:*

NEW YORK

COLLAPSE

*Bill (in black):*

To A, on her birthday!

Because you can never be too paranoid about the world coming down around your ears! But if NYC collapses, I know we won't, babe. You and me, me and you, the world begins and ends there. Read on, and you'll be all set when the zombies come! Love, much love, all the love - B
Smart Watch

The Smart Watch is one of the main pieces of equipment available to agents of The Division in Tom Clancy's The Division. The smart watch is the most important piece of equipment for The Division agents. It will constantly gather information and present this to the agent, allowing him to make informed tactical decisions on how to approach combat situations. The watch functions as a method of communication between agents and mobile command groups. It also displays a visual HUD showing the players's inventory, including:

* Equipment
* Consumables
* Weapons
* Skills
* World Map
* Options
STEYR Aug

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The **STEYR Aug** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The Steyr AUG designed in the 1960's by Steyr Mannlicher GmbH and Co KG is a Austrian Bullpup assualt rifle chambered by NATO standard 5.56x45mm. The "Bullpup" design is unique with the action behind it's trigger group. This type of configuration permits a shorter overall weapon for a given barrel length, while maintaning both velocity and accuracy, and improving maneuverability and reducing weight.

The Aug is modular in the sense that there are various barrel lengths ranging from 13.8 inches all the way to 20.0 inches. This rifle also has the ability to convert from right handed operation to left handed operation. Based on the length of the barrel the Aug will also suport the standard M203 (40mm Gernade launcher) as well as the AG36 gernade launcher. Ammo capacity is typically a 30 - round "box magazine" as well as a 42 round magazine for the light machine gun version of the weapon.
Sentry’s Call

The **Sentry’s Call** gear set is a specialty set released in the Incursions DLC for The Division.

## Summary

The Sentry's Call is a marksman/precision build, based around ranged combat. This set has several talents that increase the range and damage at range of various weapons, as well as accuracy over range.

## Bonuses

* +30% Headshot Damage
* +20% Damage to Elites
* Talent (Stalker) - Headshots mark the enemy, increasing the damage inflicted on the target by 15% for a duration of 10 seconds each. A target can receive up to three marks.

## Drops

* Supply Drops can give gloves within this set.
* Named enemy Finch can drop the Sentry's Call Gloves.
* Named enemy LaRae can drop Sentry's Call Kneepads.
Survival Guidebook - Page 7

**Page 7** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

I asked to talk to a detective and after waiting on hold forever, I got one. Nina DiGiovanni. I explained to her that investigators had loaded a dead man from the car into the coroner's van, and two uniformed officers had been there taping off the crime scene. I watched the whole thing, I said. Didn't they make a report? She said they didn't have a report of a homicide or firearm incident at that location. I hung up. I stood there on the street staring at the scene for a while and then decided to go home, but there were signs all over the subway entrance saying NO TRAINS TO BROOKLYN. There's a quarantine. Manhattan Island is off-limits, and I can't leave until this is all over. I'm widowed and I can't go home.

I walked up to Eva's place, Grand + Wooster, and she's letting me hide out here for a couple of days. It feels safe here. One thing about a gentrified neighborhood is that rich people got out, so now it's pretty quiet. Whatever's going on, Eva thinks it's going to be okay. She doesn't want me to look into what happened to Bill. Tell the police, she says. But I tried that. What are they going to do? They're all already deployed to help CERA and the rest of the government people coming in. CERA is setting up a mobile command post over by Javits.

*Guidebook:*

Start a Fire.... 84

Siphon Gasoline from a Tank... 86

Speak a few Words of a Few Different Languages.... 87

Preparing Your Home..... 91

Displacement..... 99

*April (in black):*

(pointing at “Preparing Your Home”) I wish

(pointing at “Displacement”) Don’t have to live like a refugee

*Guidebook:*

Improvising Solutions..... 108

The Greatest Danger Out There.........120

Preparing For The Worst........123

A Case Study In Collapse.........126

T......130

T + 1.......132

T + 3.......134

T + 7.......137

T + 14.......145

T + 21.......152

T + 30.......158

*April (in black):*

(points to “A Case Study In Collapse”) Spooky how accurate this is.

*April (in blue):*

Not a coincidence?

*April (in red):*

Nope. Not a coincidence.

*Guidebook:*

The New Status Quo.......165

Conclusion........168

References/Further Reading.......171

About the Author......174

*April (in blue):*

(“About the Author” is circled) Not as it seems.

*April (in red):*

Warren
Snowdrop Game Engine

***Snowdrop*** is the game-engine in which ***Tom Clancy's The Division*** is currently being developed in.
It was also built from the ground up to harness the power of the next-gen consoles

***The engine focuses on:***

*** Dynamic global illumination
* Stunning procedural destruction
* Great amount of detail and visual effects
* Reactive living-world system with complex AI***Game engine will:*

*** Allow players to actually feel like they're part of a real life situation
* Increase immersion**

The video introducing this engine can be found here: Snowdrop Engine Trailer
Subway Morgue

Rewards

**Subway Morgue** is a mission in The Division.

## Summary

The local power outage has been traced to the Subway Morgue generators. Locate missing JTF Engineer Paul Rhodes, assist him in restoring power, and allow him to return to the Base of Operations to open up the Tech Wing.

## Objectives

* Investigate the Subway Morgue
* Gain Entry to the Subway Morgue Site
* Reach the Relay Terminal
* Activate the Relay Terminal
* Reach the Relay Substation
* Activate the Power Relay
* Reach the Secondary Substation
* Reconnect the Circuit Breaker
* Reach the Primary Substation
* Reconnect the Circuit Breaker
* Reach Control Room
* Wait for Rhodes
* Neutralize the Cleaner Threat
* Enter the Elevator

## Rewards

### Initial Quest

* 700  Tech Supplies
* 470 Credits
* 8700 EXP
* Standard Weapon
* Engineer Paul Rhodes
Sandbox2

## Submachine Gun

* MP7
* Black Market T821
* Burst Fire MP-5 A4
* Tactical Vector 45 ACP
* Converted SMG-9
* MP5
* MP5 ST
* Converted SMG-9 A2
* Navy MP5 N
* Vector 45 ACP
* Enhanced AUG A3P
* PDW 8
* First Wave Vector 45 ACP
* Police T821
* MP-9
* T821

## LMG

* Pakhan
* Classic RPK-74
* M249 B
* Military L86 LSW
* Classic M60
* M60E4
* Tactical M249 Para
* HK21
* M60E6
* Mk46
* Black Market M60
* Black Market M60 E6
* Black Market RPK-74E
* Classic RPK-74
* Custom L82 A2
* M249 SAW
* M60 E4
* Military RPK-74 M
* RPK-74
* SA-80 LSW

## Assault Rifles

* ACR
* AK-47M
* AK-47U
* AK-47
* AK-5C
* AK-74 Burst
* AUG A3 Para XS
* AUG A3P
* Black Market AK-74
* Caduceus
* Classic AK-47
* Classic FAL
* Custom P416 G3
* EMT P416
* Enhanced ACR-E
* Enhanced AUG A3P
* FAL
* G36
* Hazmat P416
* JTF P416
* LVOA-C
* LVOA-S
* Liberator
* Lightweight M4
* M4
* Military AK-47M
* Military MK46
* Military P416
* Military SA-58
* Mk16
* P416
* Police M4
* SA-58
* SCAR-L
* SOCOM SCAR-L
* SOCOM SCAR-L
* SR-16
* Survivor AK-47
* Tactical ACR
* Tactical AUG A3P
* Tactical Mk16
* Tactical SA-58E

## Shotguns

* Cassidy
* M870 Express
* Military M870
* SASG-12
* Super 90
* Double Barrel Shotgun
* Custom M870 MCS
* Black Market SASG-12
* Fireman's Super 90
* Hunting M870
* M870
* Marine Super 90
* Military M870A
* Police Shotgun
* SASG-12 K
* Super 90 SBS

## Marksman Rifle

* Classic M44 Carbine
* Military SCAR-H
* SOCOM M1A
* SOCOM 16
* Covert SRS
* Hunting M44
* 1891/59 Carbine
* M110
* M14
* Mk 20 SSR
* PSL
* SRS A1
* SRS A1 Covert
* Police Mk17
* SOCOM MK20 SSR
* M82
* Remmington 700
* Custom M44
* DTA SRS Covert
* First Wave M1A
Stability Levels

Stability levels show how secure a location is. The stability level of a location can be seen when selecting it on the World Map. The higher the stability level the more likely there are enemies to fight there.

It is speculated that after you defeat enemies that were in a critical stability level location, that you would receive a reward that could come in the form of a weapon or supplies. Rewards in a Dark Zone are normally better than others.

Current known stability levels:

* Secure(low) - this location is clear of all enemy personnel
* Falling(mid) - this location is about to be taken over by enemy personnel
* Critical(high) - this location is infested with enemy personnel so expect a gunfight
Shock Grenades

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The **Shock Grenades** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

Shock Grenades are electric variants of the standard grenade that deal incapacitating electrical damage to the immediately vicinity. These grenades are great to use when dealing with large groups of enemies, especially considering that the shock essentially "freezes" enemies in their tracks, negating a lot of the "havoc" benefit intrinsic to large groups.
Social

Social was seen about the option World Map in the E3 gameplay reveal

### Features

Social will provide many features to players so that they can truly have the experience of a lifetime while playing *Tom Clancy's The Division*. Social allows you to feel like you're immersed in the game itself.

* Team up with friends in co-op
* PVP
* Player To Player Trading

Plus More to come in the future
Tear Gas Grenades

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The **Tear Gas Grenades** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

Tear Gas Grenades are a subtype of grenade that utilize compressed gas to flood an area for crowd control and dispersal. These grenades are dangerous in close quarters, but can be very effective at range with larger groups. Be careful when using these, however, as the gas is just as disorienting for you as it is for your enemies. Many Agents have used these grenades, only to get caught in the resultant cloud and cut down with ease.
Smoke Grenade

## What Is It

Smoke grenades are canister-type grenades used as ground-to-ground or ground-to-air signaling devices, target or landing zone marking devices, or as screening devices for unit movements.

## Use

Used to create smoke screens, the grenades can be used to provide opportunity for movement over ground covered by fire. Smoke grenades can also be used to signal aircraft. Thermal imaging is able to 'see' through smoke screens and, as such, fighting vehicles equipped with thermal imaging can use smoke to blind the enemy infantry while still being able to see them using thermal cameras.
Thrower

The **Thrower** is an enemy type in The Division.

## Summary

Throwers are equipped with a variety of grenades that cause massive area splash damage. Thankfully, these enemies telegraph their attacks, and if the thrower is shot at the right time, the grenade will drop, dealing immediate damage to the other enemies around them.
Special

The **Special** is an enemy type in The Division.

## Summary

Special enemies are incredibly dangerous in that they often have tactics that deviate greatly from the game's base AI. Additionally, they have a set of more powerful and dangerous weapons. Take them out as soon as possible before they can direct their allies.
Striker’s Battle Gear

The **Striker’s Battle Gear** gear set is a specialty set released in the Incursions DLC for The Division.

## Summary

The Striker's Battlegear is focused on increasing immediate damage and suitability, and is thus suited for assault builds. When coupled with skills that promote damage per second (or DPS, as it's commonly known), this gear set is incredibly powerful.

## 4 Piece Set Talent

* Talent | Striker's Battlegear - Every consecutive hit deals 1% more damage. Stacks up to 100%. Missing shots drops bonus by 2%. Bonus is reduced by 1% every second. It is not possible to gain stacks and bonus damage is not applied while under the effect of EMP. Bonus is lost when exiting combat.

## Classified 5 Piece Set Bonus

* +10.0% Stability
* +5.0% Enemy Armor Damage

## Classified 6 Piece Set Talents

* Talent | Striker's Persistence - Every hit adds 2 stacks of a self-healing bonus; each stack is worth 0.01% of max health per second. Stacks up to 100 hits. This bonus is increased by 0.05% per stack for every 3000 Stamina. Missing shots drops the bonus by 1 stack and the bonus is reduced by 2 stacks every second. It is not possible to gain stacks and the self-healing bonus is not applied while under the effect of EMP. Bonus is lost when exiting combat. While in the Dark Zone, Last Stand, or Skirmish, each hit only adds 1 stack instead of 2 and the healing rate is reduced.
* Talent | Improved Striker's Battlegear - Every hit increases the bonus damage from Striker's Battlegear by an additional 1%. Missing shots drops the bonus damage from Striker's Battlegear by 1% and the bonus is reduced by 2% every second. While in the Dark Zone, Last Stand, or Skirmish, the additional 1% bonus damage is not applied.

## Drops

* Supply Drops can give gloves within this set.
Survival Guidebook - Page 18

**Page 18** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

12/6 When you talk to older people in the neighborhood, especially the ones who grew up outside the US, they say the Bug looks a lot like smallpox. Nobody believes them because there hasn't been smallpox since 1970s. Things are starting to shut down all over the city. Grand Central and the old Post Office are DCD/CERA bases now. They have their main center at Hudson Yards, and they're sheltering some people in Javits. No way I'd go in that place with 20,000 desperate sick scared people. I'm going to hunt down some staples today and hit stores looking for things people might have missed. There's an air of panic in the streets and even though I don't think there's been lot's of looting yet, there has been a lot of panic buying. I don't think there's a D battery to be had anywhere on Manhattan Island, I wonder if I can actually find a hand-crank flashlight and radio. I'm going to find out.

*April (in pencil):*

(pointing to "radio") Looking back on it, I think Drew's radio literally saved my life.

*Guidebook:*

CASE STUDY: YOUR MORNING COFFEE Let's take your morning cup of coffee. What do you need to make a cup of coffee? Beans, water, a means to apply heat, and a vessel to contain the brew. If you're like most New Yorkers, that heat comes from your coffeepot, which also that vessel. So let's break it down.

Coffee does not grow in New York, or anywhere within approximately 3,000 miles of New York. So your cup of coffee is dependent first and foremost on TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS. If you buy beans at your local coffee shop or grocery store, they probably came out of 100-point bags that arrived at a CONTAINER PORT via ship from one of the equatorial coffee-growing zones. From there, the coffee was loaded onto TRUCK that entered either over a BRIDGE or through a TUNNEL into Manhattan, where the coffee was delivered to its final destination. Along the way, the beans might have been separated into smaller 12- or 16- ounce bags for retail sale. That would take place in a warehouse, probably somewhere in Queens or New Jersey. If you buy your coffee from a larger commercial provider, bagging (or grinding and canning ) likely took place at larger factory before shipping. Either way, a lot has already happened to your beans before they get to your kitchen counter.

Once your have the coffee, you also need water. New York City's WATER SUPPLY comes nto Manhattan via two large pipes, imaginatively known as Water Pipe Number 1 and Water Pipe Number 2. From there it moves through a series of smaller mains and local pipes to your faucet. Because the city's RESERVOIRS are in the Catskills, as much as 125 miles away and 300 feet above sea level, gravity provides enough water pressure to deliver water up to approximately six stories on the island of Manhattan.
Survival Guidebook - Page 45

**Page 45** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in blue):*

The way it looks to me is the only way to mitigate risk is to not leave your house. And I don't have a house. Social distancing didn't really work out because I had take care of Eva. I got away with it, or at least I think I did. What's the incubation period? Am I still going to get sick? How do you ever know? How do you ever stop WORRYING?

*Guidebook:*

PREVENT

You can't prevent everything, but you can certainly prevent one thing: being caught unprepared. That may sound a little circular, but the vast majority of people who die in the first weeks and months following a catastrophic failure of city systems - a TEOWAWKI situation - should have "I wasn't ready" carved on their tombstones. (Except most of them won't get tombstones.)

*April (in black):*

(pointing to "I wasn't ready") What's the old joke? "I told you I was sick..."

*Guidebook:*

Be prepared. As my Dutch ancestors said, "een gewaarschuwd mens telt voor twee." ("A singlre warned man counts as two:) By being prepared, you prevent vulnerability to the initial chaos of a collapse, and you may well prevent your own death and the deaths of the people you care about.

In a more nuts-and-bolts sense, if you have water, you prevent thirst. If you have food, you prevent hunger. If you have a space blanket and a place to stay, you prevent freezing to death. If you have hydrogen peroxide, you prevent fatal infections. Get the idea?

MITIGATE

If you can't prevent something from happening, you can at least mitigate the risk of repsonding to it. For example, a standard response to a pandemic is called "social distancing". That simply means keeping people apart as much as possible to minimize contagion. It's a mitigation strategy.

*April (in black):*

That's why CERA told us to wait for vaccine teams - who never came

*Guidebook:*

Your own mitigation strategies should take the form of risk analysis, a kind of cost-benefit thinking applied to activities that might be dangerous. Should you break into an apartment and look for rice? Should you go to a government food-drop site

*April (in red):*

I looted dead bodies. That's where we are, Merch. Are you still out there watching this all happen? Or did the Bug get you? There's something about this backpack. Oh my God I saw it -

*April (in pencil):*

i have yet to meet a single person in this city who has had a vaccine. Even the JTF personnel say they didn't get it. Maybe they were told to say that (like you mentioned somewhere else, Merch), but I don't think much if any vaccine ever got here. Who got it? Was there any??
There Be Dragons

**There Be Dragons** is a piece of incident report intel in The Division.

## Summary

Rioter 1: What about over by the UN? Gotta be a lot of rich people there, diplomats and foreigners. Gonna be easy pickings.

Rioter 2: Man, are you crazy? That place’s like the killing fields.

Rioter 1: What do you mean?

Rioter 2: Have you seen those guys over there? Bunch of bad\*\*\* special forces types, with some serious hardware too. Top of the line, not that weak-\*\*\* JTF \*\*\*\*.

Rioter 1: Huh.

Rioter 2: And don't think they're gonna give you a trial or nothing either. They'll drop you as soon as they look at you. So no way, man. Anywhere but there.
Survival Guidebook - Page 9

**Page 9** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

This scribble was born out of a desire not to go insane. Even if the world has. This book was a gift. Supposed to be funny. Sure is some joke, Isn't it Bill? That's the real joke. Bill never lived to sell how bad everything was going to get. 24 hours a widow, and I'm already talking to myself. Well, writing to myself. What am I going to do when I run out of space in this book? Will I live long enough to run out of space in this book?

*April (in blue):*

(pointing to "I'm already talking to myself") I'm not crazy. When the world is ending, it's okay to talk to yourself.

*Guidebook:*

This book was born out of my dissatisfaction with existing survival guides. Most of them focus on singular catastrophes that occur in a matter of minutes or hours, requiring immediate or short-term responses. That kind of preparations and awareness is useful, but it doesn't address another kind of potential situation: Namely the kind of disaster that no one is prepared for, a full on collapse - the end of the world, or at least that's how it would seem if you were in the middle of it. That would demand a different kind of preparation. One way to think about it is to ask yourself these questions: What would I do if I knew help wasn't coming in the aftermath of a catastrophic event? What would I do if I knew I had to survive on my own?

It is difficult to conceptualize a plan for this kind of disaster, because when everything is falling apart - and I mean everything, as you will see when I break down scenarios later in the book - planning breaks down too. How do you plan for not being able to plan? Consider the fact that we have a hurricane evacuation and response plans, but we don't seem to be doing anything about climate change, which will likely create more and stronger hurricanes. Why? Because one is a easily defined event with a beginning (the hurricane), middle (response and reconstruction), and end (restoration of normalcy.) The other is a long-term problem with a number of potential consequences, requiring fundamental changes in the way that we do things. Those changes are hard to make because the reasons for them aren't immediately clear. Human beings are very good at responding to immediate threats and very poor planning for long-term consequences.

Why is that an issue? Because it's a long-term problems that destroy civilizations. Even the most devastating single event is surmountable.

*April (in black):*

12/3 (nine hash marks)

*April (in blue):*

12/12 (eleven hash marks)

*April (in orange):*

12/23 (one hash mark)

*April (in red):*

12/24 (seven hash marks)

*April (in pencil):*

12/31 (seven hash marks)

*April (in brown):*

1/7 (one hash mark)

Choices were: pink or brown.
The Underground

Location Info

**The Underground** is a location in The Division. This location is shown to be located in **Brooklyn**, near the **Dumbo District**. Little is known about it at this time.

This location was presented as a location in **E3 Gameplay Reveal**. In which one of the Group Missions was located.

## Speculation

This location seems to be the entrance to the tunnel system beneath **New York City**
Support Station

Location Info

**Support Station** is a medical skill in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

Drops a support station that heals allies and can be used to revive downed allies.

## Mods

After unlocking the Medical Wing Upgrade Hazmat Unit, the Support Station skill can be upgraded with the following mods.

### Life Support

Drops a revival station that automatically revives any allies who are downed within the affected area.

### Immunizer

Drops a recovery station that removes Status Effects and makes allies immune while within the affect area.

### Ammo Cache

While close to the device, allies regain their ammo as they reload, and skill cooldown recovery is faster.
Survival DLC

**Survival** is the one in a series of DLC planned for The Division. It features new gear sets, gear trading, new game modes, and more.

## Summary

In DLC Expansion II: Survival, SHD agents have run out of supplies in the middle of a harsh Manhattan winter and will have to survive as long as possible in a very hostile environment. Vulnerable, stripped of all gear, wounded and freezing to death, search for the cure in these unforgiving conditions and find a way to be extracted from this chaos. Our survival depends on it.

## Gameplay

Survival pits 24 players against each other in a snowed out version of the Manhattan map. Hunger, heat, thirst, and more will determine your fate just as much as bullets and grenades. The mode is optional, but is considered a huge evolution of the game.

## Plot

The plot is simple - a blizzard has swept through New York City, and the Division has sent out agents to get a cache of incredibly important anti-viral drugs from the city center. As they're moving to get the cache, their helicopter crash lands, scattering the agents all across the map.

While the primary enemy here is the environment, the agents themselves may turn on each other as well, especially considering that they have less than 2 hours to get to their objective. Food, heat, and gear make people go nuts - and if its survival of the fittest, your allies might quickly turn against you.
System requirements (The Division 2)

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *The Division 2*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

## See also

* How to play guide for The Division 2
* Release date (The Division 2)
Survival Guidebook - Page 13

**Page 13** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

That's what I'll tell the police. Somthing happened there. It wasn't a robbery. It was more like a military operation. Bill, what were you working on? Why did someone think it was worth killing ove?

*Guidebook:*

What do you do to prepare for radioactive contamination that will already have happened by the time you get the first warning? (Hint: It involves a lot of duct tape.) What do you do to prepare for a slow-motion, permanent catastrophe that won't look like a catastrophe until it's too late for you to do anything but grapple with the new status quo?

*April (in blue):*

(Pointing to "duct tape") O miracle!! Seriously, it can do anything.

*Guidebook:*

These are the kinds of questions this book answers. No civilization survives forever, but imagining the end of a civilization is typically the province of disaster novels and religion nuts. That's a mistake. None of the world's vanished cultures knew their end was coming until it was already well under way. We can make different choices; we can be attentive to signs of collapse before it's too late to save ourselves

Because this book isn't about short-term preparedness and disaster survival, it will not contain certain things. You won't find contact information for CERA, New York City government departments, your phone company or gas utility, your insurance agent, or a place where you can buy good boots. In this kind of collapse this book prepares you for - a virus, a dirty bomb, whatever it may be - these supposedly steadfast resources and agencies will no longer even exist.

There is that question again: What would you do if you knew no one was coming to help you?

Read on and find out.

*April (in orange):*

(pointing to "Read on and find out") - I'M DOING IT

*April (in red):*

12/26 JTF pushed out of Hudson Yards, down into Chelsea. Rikers Gang, some rogue military elements going after them. Rikers completely in command of everything up near Hudson Yards, spreading up into Hell's Kitchen.

The Dark Zone is completely walled off now, concrete and barbed wire. From what I hear it's like the end of the world in there. I haven't been north of 50 in a couple of weeks, since I had to sneak out on the Red Cross truck. The only thing that would get me to do it is if I found Merch. It be just my luck if he's hiding out in Harlem.

*April (in pencil):*

Not Harlem. DZ. Is it worth it? Maybe I should just forget the whole thing. T+31 and I'm still alive, starting to figure out how this Brave New Dumpster Fire of a World works...but I still don't know what happened to Bill. Merch does. That settles it.

Looking back, not so funny...not when you've seen people murdered by duct tape, and then realized you've gotten so cold that you look at the bodies and wonder how anyone could waste duct tape that way when there are so many other ways to kill someone WHAT IS HAPPENING TO US?
Survival Guidebook - Page 46

**Page 46** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*Guidebook:*

Even though hundreds or thousands of other desperate people will be there? Should you trust people you meet?

*April (in red):*

NO NO NO

*April (in blue):*

(pointing to "Should you trust people you meet?") NO. Not after what I saw today. Hungry people shot down in the street just for being hungry. This isn't... I mean, is this still America???

*Guidebook:*

By thinking these choices through carefully, you mitigate risk.

You also mitigate risk through planning. A well-appointed go-bag mitigates a number of risks-the risk of scavenging, the risk of dying from lack of first aid. As with prevention, mitigation starts with planning.

*April (in blue):*

Have to trust someone. Can't do this alone.

*Guidebook:*

AVOID

You can't avoid everything in a TEOWAWKI environment. But you can avoid some things. For example, if a dirty bomb goes off, you can avoid the radiation by going upwind of the explosion. In a hurricane, you can avoid flooding by going upstairs.

In a long-term sense, you avoid potentially dangerous situations by seeing them ahead of time, learning to recognize them for what they are, and acting promptly. If there is a pandemic, don't wait for social-distancing measures or quarantines; avoid large groups of people. If there is a war or civil unrest, avoid it.

These measures are intertwined, to be sure. But if you keep them in mind - Prevent, Mitigate, Avoid - you will train yourself to think in terms of self-reliance and survival.

*April (in red):*

Not JTF, not Army, not National Guard. Gear different. Is this "The Division." Merch? What were you trying to tell me?

*April (in pencil):*

Asked Doctor about this. He warned me to talk about something else. Looked around at the walls like he was warning me people were listening.

*April (in pencil):*

(pointing to "warning me that people were listening") WM IN THE DIVISION???
The Division Console Contest

## Overview

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To this end, we will not only be giving out 3 copies of the game itself, but also a brand new PS4! These prizes will go to the users that are deemed by our Wiki Managers to have put forth the most effort and dedication towards keeping The Division Wiki maintained.

## Prizes

**Winners will be chosen on November 15th, 2013 at 3pm CST**

* Grand Prize (1): **Playstation 4 Console** + a copy of The Division\*
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Official Rules

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Survival Guidebook - Page 10

**Page 10** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

I couldn't get hold of Bill and was worried about the outbreak so, I decided to go to his office and see if I could convince him to take a few days off while people got it under control.

*Guidebook:*

CERA, or the Catastrophic Emergency Response Agency, classifies what we would broadly call disasters, according to four categories, in ascending order of damage.

*April (in blue):*

Dr. at JTF station in the PO?

*April (in red):*

IN THE CAR THAT WAS THE GUY IN THE CAR AFTER BILL WAS KILLED

*Guidebook:*

EMERGENCY: A local event that can be managed with local recsources.

DISASTER: A local, time limited event that leaves regiomal and national resources sufficiently intact so that aid and response are available.

CATASTROPHE: A large-scale event with complex, far-reaching consequences that persists over the long term. Societal infrastructure is damaged or destroyed.

*April (in pencil):*

Like a lot of others things I wrote right after the Dollar Bug hit, I look back at this end and think. I was flippant but, you know, also right. What we're really pinning for is a time when a bad stuff happened and then was over. This is different, This is different. This is a new world, and not a world anyone wanted. Except the person who did it... and that's one of the things I want to ask Merch about.

*April (in blue):*

(points to "This is a new world" in pencil) pinning for Sandy.
Springfield M1911

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The **M1911** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

The M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated pistol chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. It served as the standard-issue sidearm for the United States Armed Forces from 1911 to 1986. It was first used in later stages of the Philippine–American War, and was widely used in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The pistol's formal designation as of 1940 was Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911 for the original model of 1911 or Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911A1 for the M1911A1, adopted in 1924. The designation changed to Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic, M1911A1 in the Vietnam era.

## Tips

Because the Springfield M1911 is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
SCAR-L

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The **SCAR-L** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The SCAR-L is a high-powered assault rifle, chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO rounds. SCAR stands for Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle, with the "L" designating "light", e.g. mobile assault rifle rather than heavy static placements. It was an advanced variant called the Caduceus, and a related heavy variant called the SCAR-H.
Survival Guidebook - Page 3

**Page 3** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

I've read this book so many times already that I feel like I know him. Hi, Merch. I never wrote an author a fan letter before, but what the heck, this is a time for firsts, don't you think? Do you mind if I call you Merch? It's chipper and makes me feel jaunty, which is good because all around me everyone is dying. Merch, and my husband is dead and I can't go home because Manhattan is quarantined and it looks like the entire country is dying of this pandemic.

*Guidebook:*

NEW YORK COLLAPSE

An Urban Catastrophe Survival Guide

Warren Merchant

*April (in black):*

So I’ll introduce myself. Hi, Merch. I already said that. I’m April - April Kelleher.

My husband got me your book as a joke but now that's the joke-that I'm using it. HA-HA-HA. Loyal reader here, Merch. I think I'm going a little crazy, but I'm loyal. I would tell all my friends about your book, but some of them are dead and I can't get in touch with the rest.

Did I mention the quarantine? I can look across the river at my home, but I can't get there. Seems like everyone is dying. I haven't caught it yet. Yet. Until I do, this book will come in handy. Maybe I can even use it to help people. Spread the word a little.
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Signal Flare

This is a item used in Dark Zones areas to extract players. It takes 90 seconds to extract players from a position.

The downside is that **Signal Flares** can be seen by all players in the nearby area which allows players to attempt to kill and take supplies and weapons from the the players attempting to be extracted.
Survival Guidebook - Page 6

**Page 6** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

Dear Diary: It's December 3rd and you're not a diary and I'm stuck in Manhattan with a dead husband and no phone and suddenly I'm feeling lucky that I have good shoes and a pen and a friend I can crash with tonight. I think. If I can find her. This is really bad, Diary. Getting worse. Talking about it doesn't help, but maybe writing about it will. Bill is dead. Not from the bug, someone killed him. For his work, I'm sure. I'm going to find out why.

*April (in pencil):*

Merch knows why.

*Guidebook:*

Table of Contents

Introduction.........9

Fragile Systems..... 14

*April (in pencil):*

(pointing at Fragile Systems) Are they ever...

*Guidebook:*

Case Study: Your Morning Coffee.....18

What is a cascading failure....21

Why a pandemic is the biggest threat......25

*April (in black):*

(Pandemic is circled) huh

*April (in blue):*

Because that’s what happened.

*Guidebook:*

Dark Winter......28

Other causes of a cascading failure....30

Dirty Bomb.....30

Natural Disaster......33

Electromagnetic Storm....36

Drought.....38

War.....41

How you should prepare.....44

Prevent, Mitigate, Avoid....44

The 72 hour rule......47

The go-bag......51

Knowing where to find things.....57

Improvising when preparation isn’t enough......57

What do you do with all this stuff?....64

Things everyone should know how to do....67

Find and/or Grow Food.....67

Purify Water.....74

Treat a Bleeding Wound....76

Disinfect a wound......78

Set a bone...79

Handle a Dead Body.....81

*April (in black):*

I called the homicide squad and asked about Bill. They don't have any record of an incident at SBGX, or Sequent Biotech Group - it took me a minute to remember the company's full name. I told them what had happened and I don't think the desk officer, or whoever was on the phone, believed me.
Survival Guidebook - Page 48

**Page 48** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*Guidebook:*

So the number one corollary of the 72-Hour Rule is this: Make sure you have, or access to, water. A gallon a day is a good supply, thought you can get by with much less for short periods of time.

*April (in blue):*

Haven't had a problem with this yet

*Guidebook:*

Food. though not as crucial as water, is also critical. You can survive three hungry days, but by the end, you'll be weak and shaky and easily distracted - not ideal in an emergency. So you need to make sure you can always get our hands on three days' worth of nutrition. This can be something as simple as GORP

*April (in blue):*

28 - 9

19 - B

39 - M

Ho - Ch

*Guidebook:*

ONE THING YOU PROBABLY DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT

*April (in black):*

(pointing to "ONE THING YOU PROBABLY DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT") Oh good

*April (in pencil):*

... until the Cleaners start guarding water towers

*Guidebook:*

With everything else falling apart, you'll be happy to know that you shouldn't have a problem finding water. As outlined in the "Fragile Sytems" section, most of the city is supplied by gravity, with chemical treatments injected into the water at several points along its journey from reservoir to faucet. This water will keep coming even after the electrical grid collapses, although it will no longer be purified. (See "Purify Water," page 74.)

In a developing catastrophic situation, there may be more water than you want. As regulator valves fail over time, your building may end up flooded by high-pressure water that yout residential fixtures cannot contain. My suggestion is that your go-bag doesn't need to contain three gallons of water - after all, water weighs five pounds a gallon - but you do need to know where you can find it.

*April (in red):*

The first time I read this I thought it was a little melodramatic. The second time I read it was on a day where I'd missed a meal for the first time in my life. Today I read it again right after I heard that people are actually starving. What do you know, Merch?
Underground DLC

**Underground** is the one in a series of DLC planned for The Division. It features new gear sets, gear trading, new game modes, and more. Underground releases June 28th on Xbox One and PC, and August 2nd on PS4.

## Summary

Very little is known about this DLC piece yet. Rumors tied to an Australian gaming company suggest that the DLC expands the Dark Zone to cover the entire map, although whether or not the user must opt in to this has yet to be seen or discussed by Massive.
Who is Dr. Kandel and What is Her Role in The Division?

The following is a piece of lore notated by DenTay.

## Summary

Started to just make a series of these videos since there seems to be some interest in the community. This time we took a look at Dr. Kandel and her role in The Division.

1. Her mother died when she was nine causing her to be raised by her father on the Upper West Side. Due to losing her mother, she helped care for her younger twin brothers which often proved a struggle due to her balancing family and her studies.
2. Attended Massachusetts Institute of technology for her Bachelor of Science degree, followed by John Hopkins University to receive her PH.D. She graduated at the top of her class at both universities as a biomedical engineer.
3. Married for a while to Alexis Kwan, a musician, but divorced a few months prior to the outbreak due to her devotion to her studies. By the time the division takes place, she finally began to come to terms with her divorce.
4. Personality wise, she enjoys solving puzzles, classical music, art, and basketball.
5. As the virus begins to spread throughout Manhattan and the quarantine was put into effect. Dr. Kandel set up an emergency clinic to help treat the sick. At some point she was then captured by rioters and forced to treat their wounded in Madison square garden which had been converted into a field hospital.
6. The division agent then rescues her and puts her in charge of the medical wing. She is also in charge of researching a vaccine for the virus and believes that creating a vaccine is the most important objective even if sacrifices need to be made.
7. Dr. Kandel then sends the agent on a variety of missions to research where the virus originated from and what changes were made to it. Eventually, she tracks down Dr. Tchernenko who is still holed up in the Russian Consulate. Even though the doctor was kidnapped, Tchernenko had been using the Russian computer servers to research the virus which proves to be extremely helpful for Dr. Kendal.
8. The biggest break though for Doctor Kendal in creating a cure for the virus is when Dr. Amherst’s lab is found when the LMB is defeated. In this lab are his notes and materials he used to create the virus. Using this information, Dr. Kandel is able to create a cure to finally help New York recover.

Next up we plan on going over the factions and their origins by piecing together the incident reports, ECHO’s, and other information in the game. If you have any questions or suggestions for future content let us know.
Water Bottle

The water bottle is a Consumable item that must be scavenged by players in Tom Clancy's The Division in order to survive.

"It's important for us that it's not a "harsh" survival game. While finding food and water will be important in the game you won't starve or die if you don't come across them."

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