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Division 2 Maintenance Today
The Division 2 is undergoing scheduled maintenance today, with Ubisoft taking the servers offline to work on improving overall server stability and resolving some ongoing technical issues affecting the game experience. The official maintenance announcement specifies that the downtime is scheduled for Friday, December 19, starting at 9:30 AM CET, which corresponds to 3:30 AM Eastern Time (ET) and 12:30 AM Pacific Time (PT), and this window applies across all supported platforms, including PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
One of the key reasons highlighted for this particular maintenance is to address problems with the Winter Event Apparel Caches user interface, where players have been encountering issues when trying to open and view the contents of these event-related cosmetic rewards, prompting Ubisoft to schedule a focused maintenance period to stabilize both the backend systems and related menus. During the maintenance period, players will be unable to log in or stay connected to the game, and matchmaking, co-op sessions, and all online features will remain unavailable until the servers are brought back online once the work is completed.
For many players, especially those planning seasonal grinds or working through current seasonal activities, this downtime is intended as a short-term disruption that should help reduce crashes, connection errors, and UI glitches during the busy Winter Event window.
When will Division 2 Servers be Back Up?
Ubisoft has provided an estimated downtime of around 5 hours from the start of the maintenance window, which gives a clear target for when players can expect to reconnect. Based on the announced start time of 9:30 AM CET, the expected end time falls around 2:30 PM CET in Europe, which converts to roughly 8:30 AM ET and 5:30 AM PT for players in North America, assuming that everything proceeds according to plan and no additional time is required. For players in India, this projected schedule lines up to early evening, roughly around 7:00 PM IST, making it likely that the game will become available again later in the day if there are no unexpected delays or extended maintenance needs.
It is important to remember that the 5-hour duration is an estimate, and in live service games like The Division 2, maintenance can sometimes be extended if the development and operations teams encounter additional issues, need to apply extra fixes, or run extra validation steps on the live environment before reopening the servers to everyone. Because of this, the most reliable way to know exactly when the servers are back up is to monitor Ubisoft’s official communication channels and the Known Issues/maintenance status boards, where the team typically posts updates if the maintenance is finished earlier than expected, needs to be prolonged, or leads to further follow-up patches.
Disclaimer:
The maintenance times and server return estimates are based on Ubisoft’s official announcement and are subject to change. Downtime may be extended if additional technical issues are discovered during maintenance. Players should follow Ubisoft’s official channels for real-time updates on server status.
