The Division 2 Boosting Services

Clears And Campaigns

A clear order buys completion of the selected activity. A campaign order buys the story missions listed in that offer on the selected Agent. You keep rewards earned under the activity's rules, but a clear alone does not promise a particular Exotic, roll or number of drops.

For Escalation, choose the tier, number of runs and available loot-trader option. More players sharing loot does not establish a fixed number of Prototype drops from every run.

Farming For One Item

Read the result promised by the Exotic or Named-item service. If the offer sells obtaining the item, the order ends when that result is reached. If it sells a fixed number of runs, those clears are the purchased result. Check access and any first-clear reward already claimed before payment; a first-clear guarantee does not automatically apply to a repeat order.

Resources, Levels And Timing

Resource and material orders are measured by the quantity you select. Character and SHD levels are measured by the ordered level range or progress. Do not use an activity-clear estimate as a delivery promise for a larger resource order or an item with a random drop.

Start time and completion time are separate. Use the values in the selected product for the purchased quantity, method and starting progress. Access preparation, Selfplay scheduling and random drops can affect the applicable estimate.

Returning To The Game And Central Park

Check what your Agent already has before buying leveling, a build or another campaign. Echoes of Central Park includes a Level 40 boost for players below that level, so a separate 1–40 purchase is not required solely to enter that DLC.

The Central Park campaign, six-variant skill unlock and Ratel weapon order are separate offers. A campaign clear does not automatically include the full skill package, a Ratel farm, a complete gear set or repeated endgame runs.

Most orders come from agents in one of three situations, and the right first purchase is different for each. Find yourself below.

New Agents

Everything is gated behind level 40, so that comes first. SHD levels come second: Watch stats apply to every character on the account and never get replaced by better ones, which makes them the only progression you buy once. Only then does a build make sense. For a first loadout we usually put agents on Striker's Battlegear, because it works in almost every activity, forgives mistakes in how you play it, and stays useful while you learn what role you actually enjoy. Buying in that order means nothing you pay for gets thrown out two weeks later.

Returning Agents

The instinct after a break is to chase whatever gear set was strong when you left. Check the meta first, because it has almost certainly moved, and the pieces you kept may be doing nothing for you now. Once you know the target, Escalation is where the build comes from: it is the main source of Prototype gear and the Protocores that upgrade the rest of your loadout. Tell us your SHD rank and what you last played and we will say whether the gap is stats, gear or both before you order.

Veteran Agents

The list is usually short by this point. One Exotic that never dropped, a named piece with the roll you want, or an SHD number you would like rounded off. These orders are the easiest to scope: tell us the item and support says straight away whether it comes from a fixed source with a predictable ETA, or a random drop table where the farm runs until it lands.