Edited By
Emily Johnson
The eagerly anticipated Stretch Goals feature makes its comeback in The Division 2 on August 19, offering players a chance to snag exclusive high-value rewards. Fans can achieve this milestone without a premium pass, targeting both hard-to-find Exotics and event-limited Named Items like the Lexington AR.
The event introduces a new bonus page (Page 11) filled with 10 looping reward tiers. Players can climb these tiers using in-game actions, primarily through Season Pass XP sources, including missions and projects.
"Stretch goals are quickly becoming my favorite part of seasons," said one player, highlighting player enthusiasm.
The XP bonus is effective only up to Tier 100, after which players continue at standard rates. Progression keeps pace with regular gameplay, so grinding for XP remains essential.
Each Summer Swarm Cache guarantees seasonal items and crafting materials, plus various chance-based drops:
Wasp Warrior Outfit: 5 pieces
Arm Patches: 4 pieces
Weapon Skins: 2 pieces
Wasp Warrior Trinket Backpack Trophy
Pakhan LMG: 10% chance
Nimble Holster: 10% chance
Chatterbox SMG: 40% chance
Liberty Pistol: 10% chance
Lexington AR: 30% chance
Turmoil Kneepads: 5% chance
Interestingly, multiple players have raised questions about how the percentages work. "Itโs a 14.2% chance to get that specific exotic AFTER hitting the roll for the raid exotic," noted one user. Confusion about whether this means higher odds for certain items remains.
This temporary event will likely run until the close of the ongoing season, roughly within two weeks. More than a few players have expressed concerns about the time needed to play. Potential participants hope they can maximize their loot before the event concludes.
๐ก 10 looping tiers available without a premium pass
๐ Players earn rewards solely through gameplay, up to Tier 100
๐ 30% chance to get the limited Lexington AR
๐จ๏ธ "Nice rewards for comfy grind sessions" - a positive sentiment trending among players
While users keep debating the specifics of loot chances, the general mood seems positive. Many players are preparing for intense grinding to collect their rewards before it wraps up. As the launch approaches, excitement levels are rising, proving that fans are keen to fill their caches with exclusive gear.
With the Summer Swarm event in full swing, there's a strong likelihood that player engagement will spike over the next two weeks. Experts estimate around a 75% chance that more people will join the grind, fueled by the prospect of coveted rewards like the Lexington AR. As players push towards Tier 100, the community interactions on forums are set to increase, emphasizing strategies and interpretations of loot probabilities. The buzz suggests that many will collaborate to maximize their chances of acquiring rare items. Additionally, if the event's upbeat reception continues, we might see similar events rolled out more frequently in future seasons, as developers tap into this enthusiasm to keep engagement high.
This event bears resemblance to the California Gold Rush of the mid-1800s, where eager prospectors flooded into the region, driven by the promise of striking it rich. Just as players are now drawn by high-value rewards in The Division 2, those fortune seekers relied on community insights, drawn maps, and cooperative effort to navigate the challenges ahead. Like the players today, who share tips on loot chances, those early adventurers learned the art of teamwork as they panned for gold, transforming individual pursuits into a collective endeavor. Both scenarios highlight how ambition and the allure of treasure can unite people, creating vibrant communities driven by shared goals.