Mobile and video games alike are not prone to momentary glitches and problematic game content. While game developers and programmers look after these, some elite circles find the updates either slightly welcoming or worse, have made the game more snaggy.

The same could be said about the "Underground" downloadable content (DLC), the first patch of "Tom Clancy's The Division." Since its release, the Underground DLC has boosted the game with legitimacy as gamers are now expected to see weekly updates and enhancements that will upgrade the game's current state. Essentially, when the update arrives, the game will go offline for two to three hours. Upon its resume, the game will get some modifications.

Some of the benefits the players have come to gather due to the newly released DLC can be found in its farming mode. It reportedly made the game more interesting as missions were done at a point where gamers are not confined to what they see; they are now able to create their own missions based on the guided rules. As it goes, the game's looting and experience ranking have increased as players are progressing.

The Underground DLC has also rendered some minor inconveniences among its players. Amidst the additional challenges under the new content, players were able to notice some "pointless" missions where they needlessly have to undergo. These missions have led to and extended unnecessary number of hours rendered by the casual gamers.

While the Underground DLC has generated mixed reactions among its users, time can now only tell whether the developers would be up on improving this expansion. Nevertheless, it appears that most glitches and the sketchy game content have now been resolved.

"Tom Clancy's The Division: Underground" DLC was launched for PlayStation 4 on Aug. 2 while its version for Xbox One and PC platforms were unveiled in July.