If Ubisoft can recreate wildlands, keep the benefits of Breakpoint, and listen to the community, we could have one of the most fun tactical open world games on the market.
I think they need to lean harder into the survival mechanics. Maybe as an optional game mode. Where the rations and stuff you make aren't just for buffs, but to keep your health and stamina up. Maybe a few other effects of less than stellar nutrient management. Both Wildlands and Breakpoint felt perfect for something like that. You spend long amounts of time in the sticks trying to avoid direct contact with the enemy until you need to... You gotta get hungry at some point. lol
Sorry for the gap in vid uploads boys - Was out on my first ski trip in 10 years. Ate lots of dirt, or... snow I guess. Uploads should be pretty regular again! :) Also, I'm streaming Sons of the Forest on my twitch. Come say hi! www.twitch.tv/operatordrewski
they have such a nice looking world with awesome dynamic animations on their hands. it's really a shame they used it for an rpg instead of a tactical shooter game.
@@stoneekeh9216 i dont know how anyone could have thought that was a good idea, imagine if cod did that it would be insane and that isnt even a "tactical" shooter
Imagine having to manage stamina/hydration, healing injuries like mgs3, and using tools to give yourself an advantage, all while getting hunted by an intelligent enemy that dynamically reacts to alarms and your activities in the open world. You make too much noise while in the same region, and the main enemy while start setting up checkpoints and reinforce their bases, while the "wolves" will have faster response times and will ambush you while you move through the area. A dynamic enemy could sell a ghost recon game almost by itself.
Hell even like MGSV where you do too many missions at night and they start wearing NVGs (that actually help them see you sooner), too many head shots and they wear helmets, too many body shots and no you have to shoot through body armour
@@blake60ah41 This is exactly what I've been saying on the forums, enemies must have a system similar to MGS V it could be a damn seller if they can have that. People are tired at shooters, let alone looters, just give them a damn good AI and systems and they'll eat it all up fondly.
Yeah I like breakpoint a lot I think more than some others the graphics are great and the gun play is really good. I think the story is alright. The one thing I don’t really like is the gun level system.
ya but if u go from breakpoint max settings to wildlands u can instantly see the difference and wildlands for me is a lot more inconsistent with frames, some places ill get 100 fps and the next area ill get 50, never had that problem with breakpoint but i agree with the story being repetitive@@bobbyb608
It was very fun to watch (it still is) your old wildlands videos where you play with your friends. It feels abit empty when I watch you play alone but it's still fun bc of no hud and extreme difficulty.
@@arkhamknight6371 empty world horrible ai uninspired bases if they would’ve put all the good features like prone Camo injuries and such into a wildlands world it would’ve been amazing
@@tylerbricco7273 Its an island, military island, you're comparing Bolivia to a military runned island numbnuts...Game was fine, bases were great n challenging with drones and behemoths..and with all the updates like motherland which I'm sure u didn't even know of ,then you would just be quiet
You should play this with spartan mod makes the game much more realistic and you are spotted in a more realistic way. Gone are the days you fire your suppressed weapon in 10 meters and no one hears it. Spartan makes it where you have to be farther away to fire suppressed or someone will hear your shot. Snipers are actually better now they can see further and snip you from like 500 meters out. So yeah give it a try
The game on release faced a problem many games are facing nowadays such as BF2042. Higher ups who don't care about the game only the profits forcing devs to rush the game out the door. It was very impressive and showed me that the devs cared by the end of this games life cycle. Complete different game than release (same with BF2042). Maybe studios that make our favorite games will start making good games because higher ups can't be so controlling after the failure they've had. I need to see if AC Mirage is true to what UBi says it will be, because if so then GR can be what we've always wanted. Excited for the future of gaming, the next BF game is already in development and if that follows the same path as AC Mirage and the next GR, we will have a very fun future for gaming.
the state of bf2042 rn gives me hope as well, with the return of the classic four class system and balance changes 2042 now feels like a bf game instead of a weird alternate reality MW2019
Remember the gritty gameplay trailer we got at E3 when this game was announced? A Ghost, trapped behind enemy lines, debilitating injuries keeping him from being the tacti-cool dude he was used to being, crawling through the mud and brush to stay hidden from enemies, caking himself in mud to hide from passing enemies...where's THAT game?!
I agree wildlands had a more immersive world, but the random patrols you come across in grbp out in the wild make it feels less empty. Hearing the enemy voices off in the distance is awesome
A few things you should probably know. In Operation Motherland you actually aren't fighting Wolves, they're a separate faction called the Bodarks, of which there are I believe 5 different troop variants with the basic rifleman, two heavy troops, one having a rocket launcher, operators that can call for reinforcements, and the Seekers, which wear optical camo cloaks. Your Optical camo by default doesn't recharge at night. You can collect points in crates scattered around the world to upgrade it. The crates will be marked on the map with a kind of half-moon symbol. You can upgrade the camo by clicking on it in your inventory. Breakpoint was a pretty decent sandbox game, but it was significantly lacking in the environment, and especially in the story, even with the Motherland update. While the game looks good, especially at night, and in the arctic setting, even the darkest night setting isn't dark enough to be an obstacle. It always looks like it's dusk even when it should be the witching hour. If Ghost Recon is planning another entry I do have some major suggestions. For one, if possible, they should consider reverting back to a linear campaign like Future Soldier. If they absolutely _have_ to do another open world game I have an idea that I think would benefit them greatly. Don't just make it one setting. Instead, make a bunch of different small open-world maps that focus on one specific biome (desert, arctic, jungle, urban, etc.) that are separate from one another and take place in different regions around the globe, each having their own main objectives that all tie in to one main objective. For example, you've got a wide, sprawling arctic tundra in the Arctic with some bases few and far between, but to contrast the emptiness you can maybe traverse it on snowmobiles. Then, you can have another map in some city in Turkey where it's small but incredibly dense. Maybe it focuses more on a concealed method of recon by having you walk around during the day dressed as a civilian. My point is that you could have these specialized environments that stress different styles of play and are also visually distinct rather than having the blank canvas approach they took with Breakpoint. An odd request, I know, but it would be nice to be able to move faster while aiming down sights. I don't want to be sprinting but if there was a mode you could toggle to allow you to hold an angle and move towards it at maybe slightly less than regular walking speed it would make the gameplay a little more tolerable for some sections. Additionally, focusing on something a little more grounded in reality would benefit them greatly. The drones in Breakpoint were by far the worst part of the game. They interrupted the tactical gameplay and locked rewards behind gear score, something that was wisely removed with the Motherland update. Focusing on an enemy with their unseen influence on the world being the threat rather than automated drones that, in light of recent DARPA AI tests, are extremely unrealistic even from a science fiction standpoint not only makes the game engaging as you play through it, but a lot more personal. Just some points of thought. I know that Ubisoft can put out a good Ghost Recon game, but they need to embrace what makes it appealing to its existing fans. Make something Tom would be proud of.
I always wanted them to do smaller maps but more. Mainly because in Breakpoint the Swamp biomes were so good and so immersive and felt like nature that I wanted more of them. Same with snow/arctic ones in Breakpoint they felt just perfect. Wildlands did great urban/og Ghost Recon style and how much it reminded me of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter. They need to stop making every game a super open world and revert to what worked better
@@GodlyPlayer9163 I agree wholeheartedly, I always liked the swamp and the arctic, they were really the only areas with any character. As for urban centers, they didn't do a very good job in Breakpoint. Liberty City is really the only thing even remotely resembling that and it's just a bunch of big, empty buildings sitting on an artificial lake. In fact, every structure, compound, etc all felt extremely artificial, especially the ports. What I liked about Wildlands was that the world really felt lived-in, especially in the populated areas. It probably had something to do with the presence of civilians in the world just walking around, doing stuff. One thing I do want to point out that Breakpoint did decently well was the outfit system. It didn't quite have as much customization as it could have, but it was by far the most intuitive and clean by UI standards between it and Wildlands. However, having to meticulously explore the entire world, opening every box, or just buying them from the store was incredibly tedious, and the DLC store was even worse. Some of the best outfits in the game are locked behind hours of grinding or a paywall. If you were given more options, or maybe unlocked outfits by completing themed missions where maybe you had to wear them to go undercover that would be cool, and cut down on the grind tremendously. However, they should also add a few more slots to the cosmetic interface, in my opinion allowing you to have two top layers so you can wear a shirt under a jacket or another top layer, and we could also use a layer for neck items so you can wear a mask that covers your face and a something like a shemagh around your neck. And for the love of god we need more palettes. 5 Just isn't enough. If I had to make some suggestions for new biomes they should try maybe going for some kind of forest in autumn would be nice, it'd be a welcome change of palette from the dull greens and greys of Breakpoint. Maybe they could play around with a location where it's really urban but you can't go around all tactical, you have to dress like a civilian and carry concealed gear while you try to investigate something. Ubi's got a really IP here, and I really want to see it reach its full potential.
@@witherwolf3316 yeah, Breakpoint's swamp and arctic areas were 10/10, and Wildlands had great urban ones because they felt more alive, Breakpoint had template copies and It felt dead. I personally enjoyed Breakpoint's customisation but you are right a little more options would be awesome. Like you said they could make Top 1 and Top 2, but I think it already is extremely well done so. I also hope they focus on realism and coop, more ai and old games style drones etc
@@masao2922 theres LOADS of really high quality playermade campaigns on arma, they lack the narrative of other games but if you want a hard, high tactics open world tactical shooter arma can really shine if you find the right mods
Funny you posted this, I just started playing the original GR yesterday. Have had more fun with that so far than any Ubisoft title in the past 10 years.
GR Breakpoint has many flaws, but I still kinda like the game because some aspects of it are really great. For starters, I think the fictional Auroa archipelago in the South Pacific is really well designed with diverse, beautiful landscapes. With hardcore settings the game also works reasonably well as a tactical shooter. There is tons of tactical gear so you can play a little bit of "operator dress up" (honestly I spent way too much time on this). One of my favorite things in this game is picking a random objective to clear on the map, driving most of the distance, hiding the vehicle, marching (i.e. walking, not running) the remaining kilometer or so and than silently clearing it. Shit get's really atmospheric. Unfortunately, the game has a lot of wasted potential imo, and the fact that Ubisoft tried to turn the Ghost Recon franchise into a The Division clone initially certainly didn't help the game. Many people probably never realized that it can be played as a tactical shooter nowadays. The storyline is mediocre, the addition of bullet sponge drones really does not work at all when played as a tactical shooter, as opposed to the gear level RPG loot shooter that the game was in the beginning. The enemy AI can be quite dumb at times and I hate how every civilian just freaks out when they see you. You really gotta focus on the good sides to enjoy this game.
Yeah I’m enjoying breakpoint a lot, it was better than advertised by the fans. Graphics are amazing and the guns are great.there should be more attachments and ways to make guns more versatile or fit a certain attribute. And I also agree about the npcs saying “you’re not supposed to be here” is annoying, and the level of gear and weapons is bad. Besides that I think the game improved on alot of stuff and customization is great. I really enjoyed the new nomad actor too. And I honestly wish there was more of a romance between nomad and Paula because there was def a connection going on.
@@lildiglett2995 As for the new Nomad voice actor and appearance, I don't really like it. Way too much of a Hollywood badass depiction of an Operator for my taste. Nomad in Wildlands was much better imo, a much more believable character. I played with a female Nomad in Breakpoint for this reason and think it was the right choice.
@@Hurricane2k8 yeah because a female Delta/GST operator is more believable than a guy with a deep voice
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So sad Bolivia got mad about this game. This game has taught me a lot about the country I barely even knew exists. It has so much info documents, places and other references to the real world and history. This game made me study Bolivia on Wikipedia and I learned about the history of many other countries as well.
Looking forward to the future of the series, considering what changes they made to Breakpoint based on community feedback. Also love your video on designing the next GR
I've been grinding breakpoint with my boi, and I'm having a blast with it. I heard about its poor release and the issues that it had, and its certainly still not perfect, but with all the fixes and world options they added, its actually incredibly fun and immersive
I have very few nice things to say about newer Ubisoft titles, but they always have and continue to nail snow in their Tom Clancy games. The way it slid off of car windows when you took cover behind them in the first Division blew my mind, and it looks solid here, too.
Drewski sprays a bunch of guys. Radio: "One shot, one kill!" Nice vid as always. Love how your videos are always fun, sometimes a bit funny and always insightful in some way.
Wildlands story, cut scenes and environment, breakpoint gameplay, more realistic and larger AI teams, would love to be able to switch between like 4 or 5 different fire teams
@@Janzer_ nope, more so talking about the hustle and bustle of Bolivia, civilians coming and going about their day, kids playing in the street, etc, I understand the island in breakpoint is under martial law or whatever, I just don’t like how empty the game feels at times
Man being able to switch between several different fireteams actually sounds like a great idea. It would add to the immersion, giving the feel that several squads of ghosts were sent in to retake the island.
Dude that's so cool. tactics ,gear, weather even the music is great, i watched the whole video without seeking a second , we need more breakpoint stuff , specially stealth kind of 🖤 this is a well done my friend 👍👍 love it 🤝
I definitely agree with Ghost Recon going a more hardcore route. Really focus in on the single player and co-op tactical gameplay, and also I'd like to see a first person mode that you can toggle between on the fly. First person view would make it a far more immersive and tactical experience imo
I don't know how many viewers are prior service. Even those who are prior service may not know but Breakpoint is like a Robin Sage sandbox. 4 man SOF squad. Working with guerilla forces. They basically gamified Robin Sage especially with the conquest mode.
Nah, Wildlands is Robin Sage simulator. There you actually have a Rebel faction that you need to help improve and can request their assistance (additional squad, diversion squad, mortar support, reconnaisance, etc). Fun fact, in the original games, the Ghosts were an element of the 5th Special Forces Group. But in the newer games they changed that aspect for no good reason.
i had fun with the game when it first came out but it was SOOO much better once they added the options that you could toggle to make it more immersive and realistic. no hud, no quest markers, no robots, max difficulty, and no gear levels. so much better that way imo.
5:48 In all fairness, the f-22 shot the balloon down with an AIM 9X Sidewinder, not its un. so maybe if you threw a grenade of something it would work.
I played Breakpoint in it's entirety but didn't finish Wildlands. Tried to go back and finish WL but the movement from BP was far more superior so I couldn't even play Wildlands again. But as a milsim connoisseur like yourself, I love the atmosphere for Breakpoint
I want the next ghost recon to be way darker and more realistic. I loved Bolivia as a setting, so if they do something like that (maybe model it off Yemen but call it something else) instead of the futuristic, fiction landscape but add the mechanics of Breakpoint, they could have a really good ghost recon on their hands
Your video the other week got me to boot up wildlands for a new play through. Still fun!-really makes me think of what they could turn these games into …
During human wave attacks during the Korean War some US servicemen suffered from "trigger finger". Meaning they had pulled the trigger so many times their trigger finger would cramp up and they had to use their middle finger to give their trigger finger a rest.
I'm pretty sure this has been said before. But the gameplay and mechanics of Breakpoint with the story and writing of Wildlands would literally be my dream.
lol Drewski - " ok nice lady!" lol my second edited video was on Breakpoint just yesterday, its such a good game to play and also create video's on as well.
Broooo. Ive been watching your videos for years. I grew up as a Greyhound and had no idea you were from there. Love to see what you and your brother have done. Hope to get to meet you someday. Maybe Ill get lucky and see you in Magues next time Im in town. Keep up the awesome work brotha!!
Overall this isn’t a bad game, my brother, best friend, and I really enjoy playing it together. I do think tho, recreate wildlands map using breakpoint mechanics, and add an editor. The would make the game 100 times better.
that was over way too soon i have played this a lot but loved watching you play so thanks and i would love to watch you play ether game more as there my fav tom k games by far respect from England
Wildlands with breakpoint mechanics, such as being able to carry and dump enemies, pick a special class w/ specific abilities. Breakpoint was just felt empty and sterile. I still enjoyed it, but after Wildlands it left a lot to be desired
It's just me but, I always hold the thought that "Ghost Recon world/mission format + Tarkov's equipment and gear" would be a perfect game. In the sense that, I don't want to loot some imaginary medicine or fuel supplies, I want to loot actual bullets and magazines.
Love to see you giving BP another go... I played through the whole game last summer and it was a lot better then the first 2 years of its life... Maybe because I have a better pc and a 4k 48" lg oled for a monitor now... Either way with no hud and on the hardest difficulty(and Reshade of course, its almost a must) I had fun with the game. Just a fun don't think to hard about the small stuff and just go do the job how you want type of game.
Hey drewski, big hug from Portugal ! I Recently started playing Antistasi with a group of friends, could you ever bring back that gamemode? It's so magnificent and i feel so bad for never finding this years earlier!
Yes, immesurably. An impecable game. The best military power fantasy any game can offer. The immersive mode they added was game changing, and I really hope the next game will go in that direction.
My buddies and I have been playing through BP recently with the same self-imposed rules except we also have the compass on as well. Tab to see ammo and compass on hud, tab again to drop it. It is still lacking that certain something, but it is much more enjoyable. With those settings, BP is almost a pretty good game, almost.
Exactly. A mark of a good game is that its fun to begin with and then you can modify it to make it more fun. You need to force Ghost Recon Breakpoint to be fun, you have to tweak it carefully to your liking. That's cool but that should be a New Game Plus aspect not a mandatory aspect. It's a hassle and proves the default balance of the game is not good.
@8:30: I hope the next part has a first person camera as an option. Third person is just not immersive at all. I imagine it as an open world Ground Branch with scifi gadgets.
If they implemented where the AI can be detected by enemy AI, they need to make it so they don't detect the player aswell. Because it would be annoying as hell if you were trying to do stealth and you get randomly detected because the AI you told to sit in a corner on the otherside of the compound got spotted
Wildlands just had a way better setting imo. In the small villages you could find civilians playing, talking, driving around, it just felt way more realistic and populated. If you wanted to attack an enemy outpost at night some of the guards would be asleep and stuff.
I wish they would make a game where it would be like real world special forces. You have a base, and locker room/ cage etc. to customize and improve equipment, and then a meeting room where you get briefed, come up with strategies and plans on how to insert and exfil. And then they need to upgrade weapon customization and not limit us to only two or three attachments.
back in the days when i was 16 or 18 (now im 31) I played ghostrecon desertsiege on a pretty high level. but the community was also smaller. but what I'm saying is: it was so damn tactical. One shot. One wound. What offgear you picked was so damn important. Oooh and the leaning at corners, with "q" and "e", that was so damn nice. ;) And now i finally play ghostrecon again, and na it's something totally different, but it's still pretty fun for me:)
you should enable the difficulty option that makes you lose the remaining ammo in your mags if you reload before emptying it. Makes you think about your moves
Yes and no, even with that on you don't really need to worry about wasting ammo, as you usually get a mags worth (usually more) back when you kill someone. I don't use any of the ammo perks and I still never find myself running out of ammo or needing to conserve it. If they cut the players max ammo down to only a few mags (more if you use ammo perks obviously), or make ammo drops really rare, it'd actually make that setting have some sort of impact on gameplay.
@@jtr4256 well you see now if you are in a huge combat for a while at some point you will run low on ammo, it basically dries out your ammo way faster where with out it its just almost like if you have unlimited ammo
@@operatorgriffin To be honest, even in big fights I don't think it changes anything. Even when I'm fighting whole bases I can still walk over like 5 dead enemies and get a few hundred bullets, you basically need to try to run out of ammo in this game.
Playing Breakpoint/Wildlands just makes me sad cause there's so much potential. If only Ubisoft tried to make an actual hardcore Ghost Recon, listened to the community and didn't try to chase some trend.
Hey drewski are you ever thinking to do some dcs tutorials not the step by step ones but maybe some you tips and tricks for fighting you would do, i really like the one where you said just to get into fighting even though your dying alot
Drew I love breakpoint I have over 200 hours on it and even though people hate on it it's still one of my favorites but if the would put the level of character customization into Wildlands it would probably be my favorite.
I really liked the added survival elements, they should've expanded on that, and made bivoacs places that meant more than just a buff. I played the betas and thought it was amazing, but it just didn't give me the dopamine I got from Wildlands. The trailers made it out like you need to always be on the run, set ambushes, and be careful with your fights. I still want a Ghost Recon Wildlands game that is a massive urban combat setting, essentially like the bottom right corner of Wildlands map, but the whole map. I think that would be nuts with some good AI.
I hadnt played a GR since like age 5 by the time Wildlands had come out. My friend and I put many many hours into it and had endless amounts of fun. That was quite some time ago but if they remade Wildlands I would be back for surs
Graphically and function wise I preferred Breakpoint. But the enemy and gameplay i preferred in Wildlands.. the robots let it down for me, after a while they jist became a chore and quite linear to defeat. And the heli and flight controls in Wildlands was soo much better also. I hope they bring a new one with more functions of Breakpoint with a more realistic enemy and gameplay.
16:59 pause and use > to play the few frames as he begins walking down the incline. Now if that isn't some anime tier speed that man's hiding I don't know what is.
I think the biggest mistake they made with this game was not including ai teamates at launch. One of the things I liked the most about Wildlands was the back and forth chatter between Nomad and his ai teamates. They would give their take on missions and talk about old combat stories. They would alert you to enemy types, choppers incoming, civilians nearby etc. They kept the story interesting, I always looked forward to hearing what they would say about the next mission or the next zone. Breakpoint just drops you in alone as Rambo and the story really suffers because of it. I wouldn't look forward to another Ghost Recon game any time in the near future. Ubisoft can't seem to complete any game any more and they're kinda getting ran into the dirt by poor management.
4:55 -- RE: The Active Camo; Oh sorry Drewski, while you scored well on the technical merit points, you have to stealth kill the NPC with a knife *AND* take his skull (perhaps part of the spine too) as a trophy for a perfect artistic score.
I think if they did motherland dlc first, that would have been much better. I remember one of your videos where you talked about making the ultimate milsim where you could take out radio towers to lock out reinforcement, mortar and artillery positions in fobs that could hit in a realistic area, taking out key personnel and bases to take out recon drones or heli reinforcements. Mix of arma, wildlands, and breakpoint. Ubisoft can do it. If they dropped the arcade and swapped over to real milsim, it would be excellent.
If Ubisoft can recreate wildlands, keep the benefits of Breakpoint, and listen to the community, we could have one of the most fun tactical open world games on the market.
I think they need to lean harder into the survival mechanics. Maybe as an optional game mode. Where the rations and stuff you make aren't just for buffs, but to keep your health and stamina up. Maybe a few other effects of less than stellar nutrient management. Both Wildlands and Breakpoint felt perfect for something like that. You spend long amounts of time in the sticks trying to avoid direct contact with the enemy until you need to... You gotta get hungry at some point. lol
You lost me at 'if ubisoft'
Unfortunately, it's Ubisoft.
IF
But they cant
Never forget the "Ghost Recon" battle royale they tried to make. Ubisoft will forget, I definitely won't.
Pepperidge farm remembers......
Cant forget about it, i bet just because its ubisoft they are going to use that to make the next gr and its going to be even bigger fuck up
@@camper5579 the next GR is in development and is not the same developers as the battle royale game.
Stayed up till 4:00 am to watch it live 🥲 and thats what i get
Hell no i cant forget 😤
One thing I want from GR is to be able to swap pov like the older games. I want the first person, but I don't want the BR.
Sorry for the gap in vid uploads boys - Was out on my first ski trip in 10 years. Ate lots of dirt, or... snow I guess. Uploads should be pretty regular again! :)
Also, I'm streaming Sons of the Forest on my twitch. Come say hi! www.twitch.tv/operatordrewski
Great Video Drewski, exited for more content! Especially DCS :)
Welcome back Drew! Hope your break was nice:)
It's ok Drewski, we'll let it slide.............. :)
Hey, you didn't break anything and I've heard that's the minimum requirement for a good ski trip so nice 1 lol
Hope u enjoyed your trip or should I say trip's 😉
they have such a nice looking world with awesome dynamic animations on their hands. it's really a shame they used it for an rpg instead of a tactical shooter game.
That was my biggest gripe with Breakpoint. Was just another generic ubisoft looter with incremental upgrades designed to pad out the game
@@smalwex they added an immersive mode without gear levelling
You can make it into a rpg and a your tactical shooter kinda game and you could also add some arcade features to make it easier
The immersive mode is the only way the game should be played. The rpg shit isnt ghost recon
@@stoneekeh9216 i dont know how anyone could have thought that was a good idea, imagine if cod did that it would be insane and that isnt even a "tactical" shooter
Imagine having to manage stamina/hydration, healing injuries like mgs3, and using tools to give yourself an advantage, all while getting hunted by an intelligent enemy that dynamically reacts to alarms and your activities in the open world. You make too much noise while in the same region, and the main enemy while start setting up checkpoints and reinforce their bases, while the "wolves" will have faster response times and will ambush you while you move through the area. A dynamic enemy could sell a ghost recon game almost by itself.
Hell even like MGSV where you do too many missions at night and they start wearing NVGs (that actually help them see you sooner), too many head shots and they wear helmets, too many body shots and no you have to shoot through body armour
And The Old Camouflage System From MGS3 Would Be Amazing To See, Though I Don’t Trust Ubisoft To Implement That Properly.
@@blake60ah41
This is exactly what I've been saying on the forums, enemies must have a system similar to MGS V it could be a damn seller if they can have that. People are tired at shooters, let alone looters, just give them a damn good AI and systems and they'll eat it all up fondly.
Ah so what Breakpoint tried to do
@@MrSwccguy it never tried to do that, ubisoft just implied it in typical shady fashion
Wildlands map and world with Breakpoint’s gameplay and graphics would be incredible.
They were both good looking games. I just hate the repetitiveness of the story
Yeah I like breakpoint a lot I think more than some others the graphics are great and the gun play is really good. I think the story is alright. The one thing I don’t really like is the gun level system.
Even one set in a fictional country that looks similar to Afghanistan or Iraq. That would be nice
@@decemberboyskullmasteryeah that would be cool
ya but if u go from breakpoint max settings to wildlands u can instantly see the difference and wildlands for me is a lot more inconsistent with frames, some places ill get 100 fps and the next area ill get 50, never had that problem with breakpoint but i agree with the story being repetitive@@bobbyb608
It was very fun to watch (it still is) your old wildlands videos where you play with your friends. It feels abit empty when I watch you play alone but it's still fun bc of no hud and extreme difficulty.
One of my biggest problems with Breakpoint is the bland story with the lifeless world being next.
You're insane, breakpoint was incredible
@@arkhamknight6371 empty world horrible ai uninspired bases if they would’ve put all the good features like prone Camo injuries and such into a wildlands world it would’ve been amazing
@@tylerbricco7273 Its an island, military island, you're comparing Bolivia to a military runned island numbnuts...Game was fine, bases were great n challenging with drones and behemoths..and with all the updates like motherland which I'm sure u didn't even know of ,then you would just be quiet
@@arkhamknight6371the story was very boring.
Yeah, bland story with no unique missions
You should play this with spartan mod makes the game much more realistic and you are spotted in a more realistic way. Gone are the days you fire your suppressed weapon in 10 meters and no one hears it. Spartan makes it where you have to be farther away to fire suppressed or someone will hear your shot. Snipers are actually better now they can see further and snip you from like 500 meters out. So yeah give it a try
that sounds awesome
can it be played in coop?
@@hyena_4740 yes. And not everyone in the group has to have it for y’all to play together
How do you put that mod on xbox?
@@BosvarkDelra probably not at all, at least not without jailbreaking the console/the game.
The game on release faced a problem many games are facing nowadays such as BF2042. Higher ups who don't care about the game only the profits forcing devs to rush the game out the door. It was very impressive and showed me that the devs cared by the end of this games life cycle. Complete different game than release (same with BF2042). Maybe studios that make our favorite games will start making good games because higher ups can't be so controlling after the failure they've had. I need to see if AC Mirage is true to what UBi says it will be, because if so then GR can be what we've always wanted. Excited for the future of gaming, the next BF game is already in development and if that follows the same path as AC Mirage and the next GR, we will have a very fun future for gaming.
the state of bf2042 rn gives me hope as well, with the return of the classic four class system and balance changes 2042 now feels like a bf game instead of a weird alternate reality MW2019
Goddamn that looks so good in the beginning. That's something you didn't get in Wildlands, even in the mountains.
Remember the gritty gameplay trailer we got at E3 when this game was announced? A Ghost, trapped behind enemy lines, debilitating injuries keeping him from being the tacti-cool dude he was used to being, crawling through the mud and brush to stay hidden from enemies, caking himself in mud to hide from passing enemies...where's THAT game?!
They made that game. The Operation Motherland update brought that in.
Wildlands had so much soul and love for the world. Breakpoint just felt so empty.
I agree wildlands had a more immersive world, but the random patrols you come across in grbp out in the wild make it feels less empty. Hearing the enemy voices off in the distance is awesome
@@pooleN02 Except how loudly they yell is absolutely insane hah
Well wildland played in a real world
Wildlands had such retard Ai lmao
wildlands felt like a desert which is boring af. and the performance of the game is horrendous. cool idea, terrible setting for interest.
A few things you should probably know.
In Operation Motherland you actually aren't fighting Wolves, they're a separate faction called the Bodarks, of which there are I believe 5 different troop variants with the basic rifleman, two heavy troops, one having a rocket launcher, operators that can call for reinforcements, and the Seekers, which wear optical camo cloaks.
Your Optical camo by default doesn't recharge at night. You can collect points in crates scattered around the world to upgrade it. The crates will be marked on the map with a kind of half-moon symbol. You can upgrade the camo by clicking on it in your inventory.
Breakpoint was a pretty decent sandbox game, but it was significantly lacking in the environment, and especially in the story, even with the Motherland update. While the game looks good, especially at night, and in the arctic setting, even the darkest night setting isn't dark enough to be an obstacle. It always looks like it's dusk even when it should be the witching hour.
If Ghost Recon is planning another entry I do have some major suggestions.
For one, if possible, they should consider reverting back to a linear campaign like Future Soldier.
If they absolutely _have_ to do another open world game I have an idea that I think would benefit them greatly. Don't just make it one setting. Instead, make a bunch of different small open-world maps that focus on one specific biome (desert, arctic, jungle, urban, etc.) that are separate from one another and take place in different regions around the globe, each having their own main objectives that all tie in to one main objective. For example, you've got a wide, sprawling arctic tundra in the Arctic with some bases few and far between, but to contrast the emptiness you can maybe traverse it on snowmobiles. Then, you can have another map in some city in Turkey where it's small but incredibly dense. Maybe it focuses more on a concealed method of recon by having you walk around during the day dressed as a civilian. My point is that you could have these specialized environments that stress different styles of play and are also visually distinct rather than having the blank canvas approach they took with Breakpoint.
An odd request, I know, but it would be nice to be able to move faster while aiming down sights. I don't want to be sprinting but if there was a mode you could toggle to allow you to hold an angle and move towards it at maybe slightly less than regular walking speed it would make the gameplay a little more tolerable for some sections.
Additionally, focusing on something a little more grounded in reality would benefit them greatly. The drones in Breakpoint were by far the worst part of the game. They interrupted the tactical gameplay and locked rewards behind gear score, something that was wisely removed with the Motherland update.
Focusing on an enemy with their unseen influence on the world being the threat rather than automated drones that, in light of recent DARPA AI tests, are extremely unrealistic even from a science fiction standpoint not only makes the game engaging as you play through it, but a lot more personal.
Just some points of thought. I know that Ubisoft can put out a good Ghost Recon game, but they need to embrace what makes it appealing to its existing fans. Make something Tom would be proud of.
I always wanted them to do smaller maps but more. Mainly because in Breakpoint the Swamp biomes were so good and so immersive and felt like nature that I wanted more of them. Same with snow/arctic ones in Breakpoint they felt just perfect.
Wildlands did great urban/og Ghost Recon style and how much it reminded me of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter. They need to stop making every game a super open world and revert to what worked better
@@GodlyPlayer9163 I agree wholeheartedly, I always liked the swamp and the arctic, they were really the only areas with any character. As for urban centers, they didn't do a very good job in Breakpoint. Liberty City is really the only thing even remotely resembling that and it's just a bunch of big, empty buildings sitting on an artificial lake. In fact, every structure, compound, etc all felt extremely artificial, especially the ports. What I liked about Wildlands was that the world really felt lived-in, especially in the populated areas. It probably had something to do with the presence of civilians in the world just walking around, doing stuff.
One thing I do want to point out that Breakpoint did decently well was the outfit system. It didn't quite have as much customization as it could have, but it was by far the most intuitive and clean by UI standards between it and Wildlands. However, having to meticulously explore the entire world, opening every box, or just buying them from the store was incredibly tedious, and the DLC store was even worse. Some of the best outfits in the game are locked behind hours of grinding or a paywall. If you were given more options, or maybe unlocked outfits by completing themed missions where maybe you had to wear them to go undercover that would be cool, and cut down on the grind tremendously. However, they should also add a few more slots to the cosmetic interface, in my opinion allowing you to have two top layers so you can wear a shirt under a jacket or another top layer, and we could also use a layer for neck items so you can wear a mask that covers your face and a something like a shemagh around your neck. And for the love of god we need more palettes. 5 Just isn't enough.
If I had to make some suggestions for new biomes they should try maybe going for some kind of forest in autumn would be nice, it'd be a welcome change of palette from the dull greens and greys of Breakpoint. Maybe they could play around with a location where it's really urban but you can't go around all tactical, you have to dress like a civilian and carry concealed gear while you try to investigate something. Ubi's got a really IP here, and I really want to see it reach its full potential.
@@witherwolf3316 yeah, Breakpoint's swamp and arctic areas were 10/10, and Wildlands had great urban ones because they felt more alive, Breakpoint had template copies and It felt dead. I personally enjoyed Breakpoint's customisation but you are right a little more options would be awesome. Like you said they could make Top 1 and Top 2, but I think it already is extremely well done so. I also hope they focus on realism and coop, more ai and old games style drones etc
Open world with squad / insurgency realism would be amazing!
arma, but thats barely a game
@@masao2922 exactly
@@masao2922 theres LOADS of really high quality playermade campaigns on arma, they lack the narrative of other games but if you want a hard, high tactics open world tactical shooter arma can really shine if you find the right mods
@@thesequeltoobama7030 i need to find the right pc first, hp probook won't cut it
That will too much frustrating to play.I think there is already a game like that called Arma.
Funny you posted this, I just started playing the original GR yesterday. Have had more fun with that so far than any Ubisoft title in the past 10 years.
GR Breakpoint has many flaws, but I still kinda like the game because some aspects of it are really great. For starters, I think the fictional Auroa archipelago in the South Pacific is really well designed with diverse, beautiful landscapes. With hardcore settings the game also works reasonably well as a tactical shooter. There is tons of tactical gear so you can play a little bit of "operator dress up" (honestly I spent way too much time on this). One of my favorite things in this game is picking a random objective to clear on the map, driving most of the distance, hiding the vehicle, marching (i.e. walking, not running) the remaining kilometer or so and than silently clearing it. Shit get's really atmospheric.
Unfortunately, the game has a lot of wasted potential imo, and the fact that Ubisoft tried to turn the Ghost Recon franchise into a The Division clone initially certainly didn't help the game. Many people probably never realized that it can be played as a tactical shooter nowadays. The storyline is mediocre, the addition of bullet sponge drones really does not work at all when played as a tactical shooter, as opposed to the gear level RPG loot shooter that the game was in the beginning. The enemy AI can be quite dumb at times and I hate how every civilian just freaks out when they see you.
You really gotta focus on the good sides to enjoy this game.
Yeah I’m enjoying breakpoint a lot, it was better than advertised by the fans. Graphics are amazing and the guns are great.there should be more attachments and ways to make guns more versatile or fit a certain attribute. And I also agree about the npcs saying “you’re not supposed to be here” is annoying, and the level of gear and weapons is bad. Besides that I think the game improved on alot of stuff and customization is great. I really enjoyed the new nomad actor too. And I honestly wish there was more of a romance between nomad and Paula because there was def a connection going on.
@@lildiglett2995 As for the new Nomad voice actor and appearance, I don't really like it. Way too much of a Hollywood badass depiction of an Operator for my taste.
Nomad in Wildlands was much better imo, a much more believable character.
I played with a female Nomad in Breakpoint for this reason and think it was the right choice.
@@Hurricane2k8 yeah because a female Delta/GST operator is more believable than a guy with a deep voice
So sad Bolivia got mad about this game. This game has taught me a lot about the country I barely even knew exists. It has so much info documents, places and other references to the real world and history. This game made me study Bolivia on Wikipedia and I learned about the history of many other countries as well.
That was wildlands this is breakpoint, but yeah it bones 😢
It’s the Bolivian politician that got b*hurt . It’s always the politicians . No matter the country politicians are parasites
Looking forward to the future of the series, considering what changes they made to Breakpoint based on community feedback. Also love your video on designing the next GR
8:10 *jumps out helicopter skydives away as helicopter explodes on the distance, lands behind another fire fight* “ yes where was i” 😂😂😂
Ghost Recon Wildlands with Breakpoint's overall gameplay improvements would be a dream game.
Nahhh but that moment at 14:55 was super cool though. The "Whoa." and the pause with you trying to move away just to get fired on was immersive
I've been grinding breakpoint with my boi, and I'm having a blast with it. I heard about its poor release and the issues that it had, and its certainly still not perfect, but with all the fixes and world options they added, its actually incredibly fun and immersive
I have very few nice things to say about newer Ubisoft titles, but they always have and continue to nail snow in their Tom Clancy games. The way it slid off of car windows when you took cover behind them in the first Division blew my mind, and it looks solid here, too.
Have you played snowrunner?
@@killersodas7695 I haven't, but I've seen it. It's really well done in that game, the mud, too.
Graphics have never been Ubi's problem.
cartel bolivia setting was by far my favorite setting for open world game last 10 years probably
Drewski sprays a bunch of guys.
Radio: "One shot, one kill!"
Nice vid as always. Love how your videos are always fun, sometimes a bit funny and always insightful in some way.
9:29 silhouetting hard on that ridge line
Wildlands story, cut scenes and environment, breakpoint gameplay, more realistic and larger AI teams, would love to be able to switch between like 4 or 5 different fire teams
environment? you mean rocks and dirt?
@@Janzer_ nope, more so talking about the hustle and bustle of Bolivia, civilians coming and going about their day, kids playing in the street, etc, I understand the island in breakpoint is under martial law or whatever, I just don’t like how empty the game feels at times
Man being able to switch between several different fireteams actually sounds like a great idea. It would add to the immersion, giving the feel that several squads of ghosts were sent in to retake the island.
Dude that's so cool. tactics ,gear, weather even the music is great, i watched the whole video without seeking a second , we need more breakpoint stuff , specially stealth kind of 🖤 this is a well done my friend 👍👍 love it 🤝
I definitely agree with Ghost Recon going a more hardcore route. Really focus in on the single player and co-op tactical gameplay, and also I'd like to see a first person mode that you can toggle between on the fly. First person view would make it a far more immersive and tactical experience imo
I don't know how many viewers are prior service. Even those who are prior service may not know but Breakpoint is like a Robin Sage sandbox. 4 man SOF squad. Working with guerilla forces. They basically gamified Robin Sage especially with the conquest mode.
Nah, Wildlands is Robin Sage simulator.
There you actually have a Rebel faction that you need to help improve and can request their assistance (additional squad, diversion squad, mortar support, reconnaisance, etc).
Fun fact, in the original games, the Ghosts were an element of the 5th Special Forces Group. But in the newer games they changed that aspect for no good reason.
i had fun with the game when it first came out but it was SOOO much better once they added the options that you could toggle to make it more immersive and realistic. no hud, no quest markers, no robots, max difficulty, and no gear levels. so much better that way imo.
Its a whole tragedy that this is still online only. This game will be only exist as a memory one day.
5:48 In all fairness, the f-22 shot the balloon down with an AIM 9X Sidewinder, not its un. so maybe if you threw a grenade of something it would work.
I played Breakpoint in it's entirety but didn't finish Wildlands. Tried to go back and finish WL but the movement from BP was far more superior so I couldn't even play Wildlands again. But as a milsim connoisseur like yourself, I love the atmosphere for Breakpoint
I want the next ghost recon to be way darker and more realistic. I loved Bolivia as a setting, so if they do something like that (maybe model it off Yemen but call it something else) instead of the futuristic, fiction landscape but add the mechanics of Breakpoint, they could have a really good ghost recon on their hands
Your video the other week got me to boot up wildlands for a new play through. Still fun!-really makes me think of what they could turn these games into …
During human wave attacks during the Korean War some US servicemen suffered from "trigger finger". Meaning they had pulled the trigger so many times their trigger finger would cramp up and they had to use their middle finger to give their trigger finger a rest.
I'm pretty sure this has been said before. But the gameplay and mechanics of Breakpoint with the story and writing of Wildlands would literally be my dream.
lol Drewski - " ok nice lady!" lol
my second edited video was on Breakpoint just yesterday, its such a good game to play and also create video's on as well.
Broooo. Ive been watching your videos for years. I grew up as a Greyhound and had no idea you were from there. Love to see what you and your brother have done. Hope to get to meet you someday. Maybe Ill get lucky and see you in Magues next time Im in town. Keep up the awesome work brotha!!
Overall this isn’t a bad game, my brother, best friend, and I really enjoy playing it together.
I do think tho, recreate wildlands map using breakpoint mechanics, and add an editor. The would make the game 100 times better.
that was over way too soon i have played this a lot but loved watching you play so thanks and i would love to watch you play ether game more as there my fav tom k games by far respect from England
Wildlands with breakpoint mechanics, such as being able to carry and dump enemies, pick a special class w/ specific abilities. Breakpoint was just felt empty and sterile. I still enjoyed it, but after Wildlands it left a lot to be desired
definitely support more content on these types of games
It's just me but, I always hold the thought that "Ghost Recon world/mission format + Tarkov's equipment and gear" would be a perfect game. In the sense that, I don't want to loot some imaginary medicine or fuel supplies, I want to loot actual bullets and magazines.
Love to see you giving BP another go... I played through the whole game last summer and it was a lot better then the first 2 years of its life... Maybe because I have a better pc and a 4k 48" lg oled for a monitor now... Either way with no hud and on the hardest difficulty(and Reshade of course, its almost a must) I had fun with the game. Just a fun don't think to hard about the small stuff and just go do the job how you want type of game.
Hey drewski, big hug from Portugal ! I Recently started playing Antistasi with a group of friends, could you ever bring back that gamemode? It's so magnificent and i feel so bad for never finding this years earlier!
Always a great time when Drewski uploads a new video
Nomad: *blasts through 2 mags*
Fixit: “Yeah! One shot, one kill!”
😆
Totally agree that future ghost recon games should lean deep into open world realism. That's what makes it fun and unique.
I started playing breakpoint again because of your wildlands video keep it up Drew I love video like these
Most casual feeling yet addictive and unusually consistently documented game in recent times
Definitely more Wildlands and Breakpoint alike. I personally love watching both
You know ghost recon title is the only title that gives us nice open world to simulate SOCOM.
breakpoint should finish that last big island with the cloud cover..
@4:25
"Oh wow! Blooons!"
*whips around and zips 5 rounds into a guy*
Yes, immesurably. An impecable game. The best military power fantasy any game can offer. The immersive mode they added was game changing, and I really hope the next game will go in that direction.
with the added immersive mod as someone who's never played wildlands or breakpoint which would you recommend?
@mokentroll8443 wildlands first. The story is and environment is better.
@@H56Nooc Yes, also because it is very hard going back to wildlands one you play Breakpoint ^^
My buddies and I have been playing through BP recently with the same self-imposed rules except we also have the compass on as well. Tab to see ammo and compass on hud, tab again to drop it. It is still lacking that certain something, but it is much more enjoyable. With those settings, BP is almost a pretty good game, almost.
It's fun at times, but I feel like you have to try so hard to make them fun.
Exactly. A mark of a good game is that its fun to begin with and then you can modify it to make it more fun.
You need to force Ghost Recon Breakpoint to be fun, you have to tweak it carefully to your liking. That's cool but that should be a New Game Plus aspect not a mandatory aspect. It's a hassle and proves the default balance of the game is not good.
@@speedyazi5029 And even then it just feels clunky when I play like that because it's not really designed to do it. It just can do it.
Somehow they took steps forward and back with breakpoint its a love hate relationship when it comes to this game
I am sure a wildlands 2 would be good. In the ending Karen talks about Santa Blanca growing and becoming larger and more powerful.
0:48 That moment where you need to take a massive dump (or already had an accident)
the gyus equipped with camo cloaks are not Wolves. They are Seekers, if I'm not mistaken...
Breakpoint after all the updates is really fun. Not perfect, but not nearly as bad as it was at launch.
"Im trying to steal a helicopter"...basically the entirety of Ghost Recon these days tbh. "Muh open world".
Unless you own one, then it's fast travel to a camp then spawn it.
“Can I become the F-22?” 😂😂😂😂😂😭 5:30
@8:30: I hope the next part has a first person camera as an option. Third person is just not immersive at all. I imagine it as an open world Ground Branch with scifi gadgets.
Isn’t it weird though that AI teammates are invisible to enemies until you tell them to attack?
If they implemented where the AI can be detected by enemy AI, they need to make it so they don't detect the player aswell. Because it would be annoying as hell if you were trying to do stealth and you get randomly detected because the AI you told to sit in a corner on the otherside of the compound got spotted
No because it beats having your whole attack plan being foiled if your AI team accidentally gets too close to an enemy.
developers dont code that in because that would be a helluva headache
Last Of Us has the same thing in both every game
No. It's the only solution to a game design problem.
Wildlands just had a way better setting imo. In the small villages you could find civilians playing, talking, driving around, it just felt way more realistic and populated. If you wanted to attack an enemy outpost at night some of the guards would be asleep and stuff.
Rewatching this as I finally got the game on a massive sale, I must say it's been very fun so far
When you think Drewski's done with Breakpoint, he comes back to it... :P
The Nexus Spartan realism mod is awaiting your install... Also the real sound gun mod and the real redical mod
I wish they would make a game where it would be like real world special forces. You have a base, and locker room/ cage etc. to customize and improve equipment, and then a meeting room where you get briefed, come up with strategies and plans on how to insert and exfil. And then they need to upgrade weapon customization and not limit us to only two or three attachments.
back in the days when i was 16 or 18 (now im 31) I played ghostrecon desertsiege on a pretty high level. but the community was also smaller. but what I'm saying is: it was so damn tactical. One shot. One wound. What offgear you picked was so damn important. Oooh and the leaning at corners, with "q" and "e", that was so damn nice. ;) And now i finally play ghostrecon again, and na it's something totally different, but it's still pretty fun for me:)
Bummer ending man. Good gameplay though. Good to see some breakpoint on your channel!
Continue like that and you’re number 1 star
you should enable the difficulty option that makes you lose the remaining ammo in your mags if you reload before emptying it. Makes you think about your moves
Yes and no, even with that on you don't really need to worry about wasting ammo, as you usually get a mags worth (usually more) back when you kill someone. I don't use any of the ammo perks and I still never find myself running out of ammo or needing to conserve it.
If they cut the players max ammo down to only a few mags (more if you use ammo perks obviously), or make ammo drops really rare, it'd actually make that setting have some sort of impact on gameplay.
@@jtr4256 well you see now if you are in a huge combat for a while at some point you will run low on ammo, it basically dries out your ammo way faster where with out it its just almost like if you have unlimited ammo
@@operatorgriffin To be honest, even in big fights I don't think it changes anything. Even when I'm fighting whole bases I can still walk over like 5 dead enemies and get a few hundred bullets, you basically need to try to run out of ammo in this game.
@@jtr4256 ight bruh u do u
Ghost Recon is a great Series. I also have both Games (Wildlands first) and they just are amazing!
Playing Breakpoint/Wildlands just makes me sad cause there's so much potential. If only Ubisoft tried to make an actual hardcore Ghost Recon, listened to the community and didn't try to chase some trend.
If you use the karanbit you get entirely different knife kill animations
i got destrected by the ballon xD 4:25
The whole population of USA, on train leaking radioactive waste on their country. 2023
Drew, the Bodarks are the ones with the Optic Camo lmao
And yeah, the Bodark Seekers make some seriously creepy but nice sounds lmao
Just started playing ghost recon for the first time because of your videos
Augmented camera only charges at night time if you buy the upgrade
4:45 The guard didn't notice a gun floating in the air?
Hey drewski are you ever thinking to do some dcs tutorials not the step by step ones but maybe some you tips and tricks for fighting you would do, i really like the one where you said just to get into fighting even though your dying alot
Drew I love breakpoint I have over 200 hours on it and even though people hate on it it's still one of my favorites but if the would put the level of character customization into Wildlands it would probably be my favorite.
Ghost recon always has the feeling of you being some type of badass soldier and I love it 💀
I like the stealth combat and sniping of breakpoint and hate the rest of it.
I really liked the added survival elements, they should've expanded on that, and made bivoacs places that meant more than just a buff. I played the betas and thought it was amazing, but it just didn't give me the dopamine I got from Wildlands. The trailers made it out like you need to always be on the run, set ambushes, and be careful with your fights. I still want a Ghost Recon Wildlands game that is a massive urban combat setting, essentially like the bottom right corner of Wildlands map, but the whole map. I think that would be nuts with some good AI.
I hadnt played a GR since like age 5 by the time Wildlands had come out. My friend and I put many many hours into it and had endless amounts of fun. That was quite some time ago but if they remade Wildlands I would be back for surs
Graphically and function wise I preferred Breakpoint.
But the enemy and gameplay i preferred in Wildlands.. the robots let it down for me, after a while they jist became a chore and quite linear to defeat.
And the heli and flight controls in Wildlands was soo much better also.
I hope they bring a new one with more functions of Breakpoint with a more realistic enemy and gameplay.
16:59 pause and use > to play the few frames as he begins walking down the incline. Now if that isn't some anime tier speed that man's hiding I don't know what is.
I think the biggest mistake they made with this game was not including ai teamates at launch. One of the things I liked the most about Wildlands was the back and forth chatter between Nomad and his ai teamates. They would give their take on missions and talk about old combat stories. They would alert you to enemy types, choppers incoming, civilians nearby etc. They kept the story interesting, I always looked forward to hearing what they would say about the next mission or the next zone. Breakpoint just drops you in alone as Rambo and the story really suffers because of it.
I wouldn't look forward to another Ghost Recon game any time in the near future. Ubisoft can't seem to complete any game any more and they're kinda getting ran into the dirt by poor management.
4:55 -- RE: The Active Camo; Oh sorry Drewski, while you scored well on the technical merit points, you have to stealth kill the NPC with a knife *AND* take his skull (perhaps part of the spine too) as a trophy for a perfect artistic score.
Any lights you can't shoot out; you can take them out with emp grenades.
4:35 The US on February 6th 2023
I think if they did motherland dlc first, that would have been much better. I remember one of your videos where you talked about making the ultimate milsim where you could take out radio towers to lock out reinforcement, mortar and artillery positions in fobs that could hit in a realistic area, taking out key personnel and bases to take out recon drones or heli reinforcements. Mix of arma, wildlands, and breakpoint. Ubisoft can do it. If they dropped the arcade and swapped over to real milsim, it would be excellent.
hey drew, those invisible camo dudes arent wolves, they’re called “seekers”