The Division 2 / Raid (TU3)

Division 2 Dark Hours Guide

Operation Dark Hours launched on May 16, 2019 as part of Title Update 3, delayed three weeks past April so balance patches could land first. Eight agents, one hijacked airport, zero matchmaking: the raid era began here. Our plain-language summary below: full texts live on Ubisoft's news hub.

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Unofficial fan summary. Game content belongs to Ubisoft; full texts linked above.

Airport Assault

The Black Tusk turned Washington National Airport into their supply pipeline, and only coordinated teams at World Tier 5 with high gear scores need apply. Bosses backed by the faction's best tech gate every hangar. Tactics live on our Incursions & Raids hub.

Race to World First

Launch morning opened with a broadcast race: the first clear team earned their photo and names on the White House wall, every finisher took a clan banner and trophy, and week-one clears added a commemorative patch.

Raid Loot

Eagle Bearer (Exotic AR)Tenacity rewards stayed-on-target shooting with escalating power, still the raid's signature trophy.
Raid Gear SetsExclusive set pieces that later defined entire metas once they entered wider pools.

FAQ

When did Operation Dark Hours launch?
The first 8-player raid launched on May 16, 2019 as part of Title Update 3, after a short delay for balance tuning.
How do you get the Eagle Bearer?
Eagle Bearer drops exclusively from Operation Dark Hours, rewarding sustained accurate fire with its Tenacity talent.

This is an unofficial fan-made guide. The Division 2 is developed by Ubisoft Massive. All game assets, names, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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