The Division 2's Sixth Anniversary - Rewards, Events, and Battle for Brooklyn DLC Details

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The Division 2's battle for Brooklyn DLC was teased during the sixth anniversary video. More will be shown in April.

Developer Massive Entertainment has released a special Sixth Anniversary video for The Division 2, revealing upcoming rewards, events, Twitch Drops, XP boosts, and details on the highly anticipated Battle for Brooklyn DLC. Here's everything you need to know about the celebration.

The Division 2 Sixth Anniversary Celebration

To mark six years of The Division 2, players can log in starting March 12 to claim a special Anniversary Backpack, which dynamically displays their SHD level.

Additionally, from March 12 to March 18, a 5x XP boost will be active, offering a great incentive to jump back into the game and level up faster.

The Division 2 Twitch Drops Rewards (March 12 - 17)

As part of the anniversary event, The Division 2 streamers will have Twitch Drops enabled, allowing viewers to earn in-game rewards just by watching. The drops are divided into two weeks, with each week offering unique items.

Week 1 Rewards:

  • 30 minutes watched – x2 Named Item Caches

  • 1 hour watched – Celebration Arm Patch

  • 2 hours watched – Exotic Cache

  • 3 hours watched – Celebration Weapon Skin

Week 2 Rewards:

  • 30 minutes watched – x2 Named Item Caches

  • 1 hour watched – Anniversary Arm Patch

  • 2 hours watched – Exotic Cache

  • 3 hours watched – Anniversary Weapon Skin

New Tenacity Podcast Announced

The developers also announced a new podcast series called Tenacity, which will contain survival tactics based on the world of The Division 2’s post-apocalyptic setting. The show will be hosted by Bradley Garrett, a survival expert. First episode is now live and you can watch it here.

Battle for Brooklyn DLC Gameplay Teased

A brief look at the upcoming Battle for Brooklyn DLC was shown in the Sixth Anniversary video, teasing what’s to come. While full details remain under wraps, developers confirmed a detailed reveal on April 23, where more gameplay footage and features will be unveiled.

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