The new gear system will let players recalibrate Talents, stats, core stats, and mod slots.When players find gear with a high roll, they will be able extract it and save it in a Recalibration Library to apply to other gear later – essentially “learning” it.The overhaul aims to make the process more intuitive and fun, while still allowing players to customize items.Currently, recalibration requires players to keep a stash of gear pieces to potentially recalibrate other gear in the future.
Fixed a bug in the Dark Zones that allowed players to shoot from behind walls. (To find out what was covered in the last episode, make sure to check out the previous State of the Game Recap.) State of the Game streams on Twitch, Mixer and YouTube. The stream also included brief video Q&As with Senior Game Designer Trick Dempsey and Senior Game Designer Nikki Kuppens. A new Skill Tier system replaces Skill Power, letting players buff their Skills by wearing gear pieces with the Skill Tier core attribute. Recalibration stat storing will let players extract Talents, attributes, and more from weapons and gear, and save them in a library to apply to like items. Following last week’s reveal of the new gear system coming after Episode 3, Lead 3C Designer Fredrik Thylander and Game Designer Bruce Kelly joined this week’s stream to talk about recalibration stat storing and Skill Tier, both of which will introduce big changes to recalibrating gear and buffing Skills in the future. 
This week, The Division 2 State of the Game livestream took a look at some more of the big changes coming to the game sometime after the release of Episode 3.
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