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The Division 2 What Does Repair skills Do?

Time to get repairing!

If you’ve been one of those players whose been getting into The Division 2 a lot more recently, then there are a lot of things you may be trying to wrap your head around. This title offers tons of weapons, and various mechanics centered around them. Not only that, but players themselves have tons of unlockable skills and abilities that alter the way you play alone or with a team. So, today we’re going to be taking a look at one of those things; the Repair-Skills. But how does it work and why would you want to use it? Let’s explain what the Repair skills do in The Division 2!

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The Division 2 What Does Repair skills Do?

So, while Repair-Skills has skills in the title, the first thing to know about it is that it isn’t a skill, but an attribute that you can equip in order to increase your repair output for things such as armor healing for your skills that help with armor supply for teammates.

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Jumping off of that, the Repairs-Skill is actually an attribute that you’re going to want to use to help buff the armor repairing that you do for others, and not yourself. It’s typically used for the Fixer Drone or the Reinforcer Chem Launcher. So if you’re a support player, then the Repair-Skills is going to be right up your alley.

While it’s unfortunate that players can’t use the Repair-Skills on their own armor for a quick fix, the game can’t hand everything out to all players, so at least using this attribute would help in being a team leader. Additionally, if you’ve got this attribute and you don’t really ever engage with other players, then it’s safe to say that you can discard it entirely or ignore it. There are tons of other in-game items you have at your disposal to use.


So, now you exactly what the Repairs skills do so that you can put them to work in your own field of operations! If this helped you out, then consider checking out some more of our The Division 2 guides, such as “The Division 2 player count – How many is playing in 2023?”. And be sure to like Gamer Journalist on Facebook in order to be kept up to date with all of the latest on The Division 2

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Nathaniel Litt
Hi! I'm Nathaniel; Star Wars nerd, musician, and active daydreamer. When it comes to gaming, I'll try anything at least once. My mains though are FPS, Action-Adventure, and Puzzle-Platformers.