We’ve all seen top footballers promote various things from time to time and it seems the vast majority of sportsmen like gaming.However, for Ubisoft’s latest instalment in the Tom Clancy franchise The Division 2, the developers got creative with their sporting associates and moved in a totally different direction.
4Ubisoft decided to sign six EFL League Two footballers as ambassadors for Tom Clancys The Division 2.Matt Taylor (Swindon Town), Kieran OHara (Macclesfield Town), Callum Brittain (MK Dons), George Ray (Crewe Alexandra), Omar Sowunmi (Yeovil Town) and Robbie Simpson (MK Dons) have all signed on ahead of the game’s Beta release this weekend.Naturally, the link between Division 2 and League Two shouldn’t take much to get your head around. Many of you will also remember Taylor and his left-peg from his Premier League days and he explained why it’s so cool to get involved with such a huge game.
4“Each division is different, but the one thing that remains is true passion for the game. Its great to see Ubisoft recognise that by signing us up for The Division 2. Were thrilled to be joining the Private Beta, playing to launch and beyond. I look forward to seeing Division 2 fans in the Dark Zone!The Dark Zone Taylor refers to is the player-versus-player area on the expansive map where agents can find the best available loot and encounter other players online. While you can become friends with them, they can also kill you at a moments notice.So if you fancy knocking some professional footballers about in the mean streets of Washington this weekend – virtually, of course – you know what to do.
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