Le Season Pass de Tom Clancy's The Division vous permet d'accéder aux trois extensions majeures, ainsi qu'à tout un éventail d'équipements exclusifs, aux options de personnalisation de l'édition Day One et à des avantages spéciaux réservés aux titulaires du Season Pass, le tout à un prix défiant toute concurrence.
 
Chaque extension enrichit le contenu de The Division et introduit de nouveaux équipements et options de gameplay pour vous aider à reprendre New York :
 
• Extension I : Underground
• Extension II : Survival
• Extension III : Last Stand
 
Avec le Season Pass, votre agent sortira du lot. Le jour du lancement, vous débloquerez le fusil à canon scié exclusif, tout indiqué pour le combat à courte portée. Vous recevrez aussi diverses tenues et skins d'armes exclusives.
En outre, les titulaires du Season Pass bénéficient d'avantages mensuels, dont des distributions de contenus et des événements exclusifs. Plus d'infos prochainement !

- You do not start the game at level 4, it starts at level 1. (You know nothing Jon Snow)
- The DZ vendors in Beta were purposely given (purple) items, they will not be so easily attainable full game. These were placed in for testing purposes.
- There is an "in-game loot loop system" that we haven't experienced (interested in what this entails)
- To those worried the Dark Zone is the only viable way to get the Best-In-Slot gear, equivalent and better gear can also be earned through PvE activities (missions, encounters, etc.) during a community podcast it was stated, "Some of the best gear in the game you'll be able to get through crafting" (Entirely unexplored system hype)
- The appearance menu will have an updated UI come release to avoid the clutter we encountered in Beta
- Missions will have 3 difficulties: Normal, Hard, Challenge Mode (My speculation: If it is anything reminiscent of WoW CMs, we're in for a treat)
- It was stated by a dev there was end-game (besides the DZ) they weren't able to talk about quite yet
- Majority of bugs reported/experienced during both Beta's have already been fixed for full game, they are beta builds for that reason
- The full game will have 3 different colorblind settings
- After launch, there will be weekly maintenance, addressing bugs, fixes, balancing, house cleaning, etc.

"- The appearance menu will have an updated UI come release to avoid the clutter we encountered in Beta  "

Ubisoft might be working on a post-release update for Tom Clancy's The Division that would include an eight-player, co-op raid-like mission for players who have completed specific parts of the anticipated online multiplayer RPG. Right now, this is no more than a rumour, with no official confirmation from Ubisoft.

The rumour stems from this Reddit post, which has since been deleted. In it, the poster claims to have been told about the upcoming raid by an employee of Ubisoft Massive, the team behind The Division, while visiting another studio.
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The poster was told the raid will go live two weeks after the launch of the game in March and will take place on the Rikers Island prison complex near Manhattan, which is also where an in-game enemy faction called The Rikers comes from. The details have been discussed by YouTube channel Arekkz Gaming's Alex in the video embedded below.

It is said that the raid will have two difficulty levels – a normal difficulty available to those at level 27 and a hard difficulty for those at level 30 – and will be unlocked after players complete two important storylines in the main game. The eight-player limit would mean two groups of four teaming up.

All of this seems highly plausible and in line with the sort of game The Division is – ie an massively multiplayer online game similar to Bungie's Destiny, which has maintained a large console audience thanks to regular online updates and raids such as these.

As of yet Ubisoft, has not been talking about end-game content for The Division, which will be released on PS4, Xbox One and PC on 8 March.