Hi, I've been playing The Division 1 for a while now on my laptop. My specs are Intel Ultra 9 with a 5070. Im currently running everything at ultra or high but something bothers me a lot:

For some reason lighting rays or shadows through fog and vapor look very blocky and pixelated. I don't know why, so I wanted to know if there is a reason for this to happen, and what can i do about it, or if it's a common glitch, or an issue with modern settings.

Any help is welcome.

Thanks!

Decided to take my 95% Incoming Repairs NinjaBike Hybrid into the new Red Moon event in The Division 2 to see how well it holds up.
With all the chaos going on during the event, I wanted to test just how effective this setup could be when it comes to healing, survivability, and staying in the fight.
The goal wasn’t just to stack incoming repairs. I wanted a hybrid that could recover from heavy damage while still being able to fight back.
Got some solid gameplay testing it out, along with a full breakdown of how I put everything together.
If you’re running the Red Moon event, give it a watch and let me know what builds you’ve been experimenting with!
Full gameplay + build breakdown: [YouTube link]

https://youtu.be/3MIu0V6HORQ?is=fhmnkoaM6eLQK5eC

48% pfe 1 piece 5.11 2 piece belstone 1 piece r&k and picaros holster
https://youtu.be/DaZaMZQkeWw?
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Been messing around with Sarru trying to see how far I could push it in a hybrid setup, and this build surprised me.
I wanted something that could still take advantage of what makes a hybrid useful without giving up too much weapon damage, and once I got everything working together, Sarru was hitting way harder than I expected.
I put together some gameplay first so you can actually see how it performs before I break down the full setup.
Curious what other hybrid players think about Sarru right now. Would you build around it, or is there another weapon/setup you think works better for this type of hybrid?
Full build + gameplay:
Watch the Sarru Hybrid Build on YouTube⁠ https://youtu.be/G60ISsXhE0A?is=vkHmXIN5tUfX4PGA

Been experimenting with Armor Regen hybrids again, but this time I wanted to build specifically around PvE.
The goal was pretty simple: get enough regen that I can take heavy damage, reposition, and watch the armor come back without constantly relying on an armor kit — but still keep enough damage that the build doesn’t feel like a pure tank.
That’s always been my issue with some high-sustain builds. They’re hard to kill, but everything takes forever to kill too. 😂
This setup ended up being a much better balance than I expected, especially once I started testing it against harder PvE content.
I’m curious what everyone else prioritizes on an Armor Regen setup:
More regen/survivability, or would you sacrifice some of it for additional weapon damage?
I put the full gameplay + build breakdown together here for anyone who wants to see how I built it:The Division 2: I Turned This Armor Regen Hybrid Build Into a MONSTER

https://youtu.be/6fsAQqypuB4?is=YGusd_Ipzu2jxaDs

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Does anyone know this question for me I’m currently level 25 expertise running heartbreaker. I have one piece which isn’t prototyped the holster. But I run this holster with weapon damage for core and crit dam for normal attribute once I get to level 30 I want to prototype it but will it change the weapon damage back to amour as that set always comes as amour as the preset..?