A post on UbiBlog outlines a series of dos and don'ts for Tom Clancy's The Division in an effort to help you survive the mean streets of the game's post-apocalyptic version of New York City. Here are a couple of don'ts as an example:

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Be afraid to go solo early on. The Division is an online game with cooperative play. That’s not to say you’ll be crushed if you go it alone, though. In fact, playing solo is a great way to feel out the game on your own time, coming to grips with its rhythms without any worry of looking like a doofus when you inevitably blunder into a trap or underestimate a powerful enemy. Just be aware that you’ll have an easier time playing with others, especially if you don’t…

Forget your emotes. Players who actually mic up and communicate verbally are becoming rarer in general these days. If you’re a silent type, but still want to show your appreciation or get other players’ attention, your emotes can speak for you. On consoles, holding down on the d-pad will bring up a selection wheel that lets you applaud, do jumping jacks, and more, while emotes are bound to different keys on the PC version.