Does anyone else like the idea of a The Division/Overwatch crossover?

Now before anyone shove down my throat saying that it’s stupid and will never happen, hear me out. A single player game that will take place in a riot destroyed Boston, Paris, London, Tokyo, or Los Angeles. Players play as a Division agent sent in to restore order to the city or reduce it to chaos complete with true agent or rogue morality system. It will also have references to the Tom Clancy novels as well as secret organizations such as the Freemasons and the Illuminati. The game will have multiple character classes to pick from and a retooled leveling system with players investing in skills, stats, and unlocking perks. Players discover different points of interests that can be fast traveled at anytime, weapons will be no longer based on value and attachments can different effects such as increased stability and aiming, and suppressors can reduce attracting attention. Players can also have Overwatch characters and others as recruitable companions up to three at a time complete with squad commands, plus have an option to romance some them. Enemies will no longer act as damage sponges, instead damage is based on type of body armor is worn and what limb it protects and headshots are lethal. Please read this before giving your opinions:

Tom Clancy's The Division of Overwatch

Also, Pharah and Mei are Division agents.

I'd rather see Hellgate 2: London (or Paris, or New York, or Tokyo...whatever), that was really the precursor to The Division if you want to be honest about it. Same kind of gameplay, same sort of online mechanics, etc.

Talk about a wasted opportunity. It was a fun game, just did not do well.

Hmm, that is a strange combination.

And they would not fit together, what i would like to see tho is a proper overwatch single player campaign.

I don't think that is a brilliant idea.

Stop trying to make Division good by cramming good games into it. The Division is bad and they should feel bad for making it.

Both games are vastly different in gameplay, style and theme.

putting them together in a game sounds more like a really bad fanfic than anything else.