The Division has had its share of problems, and Ubisoft and developer Massive have been scrambling to fix them quickly. However, to get all the fixes done, the game's next two expansions will be delayed in favor of a large bug-fixing update in October.

Update 1.4 will focus on improving "the core gameplay experience," the dev team said in a blog post. The focus of the update will be:

• Fixing bugs, including those listed in our Known Issues as well as many other ones
• Making loot drops more relevant to the player
• Enemy difficulty and time to kill
• Gear Sets and weapons balancing
• Solo player experience
• Dark Zone and PvP balancing
• Quality of life additions based on community suggestions (such as weapon skins no longer taking inventory space)

With that in mind, the team is pushing back the Survival DLC to later this year. It was originally supposed to come out along with Update 1.4. In turn, the final DLC, Last Stand, will now come out in early 2017.

"This ongoing effort will begin with Update 1.4 where we will address some of the most pressing issues, such as bugs, loot and time to kill and set the foundations for future improvements such as PvP and Dark Zone," the team said. A livestream is planned for September 13 to outline all the changes.

During today's maintenance, two items were also addressed:

• Fixed a bug where daily missions would reset after re-logging back into the game, allowing them to be completed multiple times.
• Fixed a bug where sawed-off shotguns would benefit from the 4-piece AlphaBridge set bonus; sidearm talents are no longer enabled by this effect.

 An Agent Intel section has been added to the forums to discuss various  topics, polls, and theory crafting, where the team will solicit even more feedback from the community.