I'm doing this now on PC and just some tips: spawn at Sacani to get to the Boston Reed mission, and also spawn at Espiritu Santo Alpha to fly a helicopter over to the dust road near the Advisor mission, and all you need to do is crouch near your chopper (careful opening your drone as touching the chopper with it will destroy it) and fly your explosive drone into the first door you see and explode it to kill the advisor, then just fly off without bothering to kill anyone else. Same goes for La Cabra. The explosive drone attachment is great. I haven't had the rocket chopper drop from crates so I can't do missions like the Quinoa Factory but I'm Tier 10 so only 5 tiers to go for that sweet LVOA-C Bad News.
Bro thanks man ive been grinding it out with no boosters and these r pretty much the only missions i do once i was low tier atleast for the amount of points everything elsr is low points, but anyway i cant wait for Breakpoint im soo excited, be safe Ghosts
@@randomname3849 I have the Peruvian connection dlc purchased, but the missions don’t show up in Inca camenia. Do you have to beat the game before they show up?
pay to win DLC! 5k points in one mission and the rest of us who don't have the pay to win season pass will grind forever with 950 points per mission what a load of crap this video and this game! I had some respect for Tier 1 guys for grinding so much, now I don't after seeing that they cheat with pay to win DLCs
KingTairun I don’t think you understand what pay-to-win means. For one, being Tier 1 or reaching Tier 1 has absolutely NO affect on other players, meaning, you don’t win anything and have ZERO edge over other players by getting to Tier 1. Secondly, the missions are from preordering the game. Not sure if they’ve maybe put those missions into some kind of DLC now, but I got them as part of a preorder. Also, only a few of the missions in this video are part of the preorder deal. Still TONS of missions that give you lots of points. Have fun playing and grinding to Tier 1!
@@F1NKST3R It is different kind of pay to win that you don't understand. It is pay to win in a single player game. We use to have cheat codes in single player games now we have paid xp boosters and DLCs. I'm tier 5 and I get max of 1500 points if I'm lucky, or the usual 950. If you have advantages because you paid, for me that is pay to win no matter if it is single player
@@KingTairun Ok, but you don't "win" anything for reaching Tier 1 lol. You get cosmetics that have no actual affect on performance, whether in single player mode or PvP. Trying to compare having 4 extra missions through a pre-order and cheat codes that can give you unlimited health, ammo, money, guns, etc... Well, that's like comparing meat to vegetables. I paid extra to have a the combo meal dinner and you feel cheated because you only paid for the main course without the sides. Nobody has an edge for having a few extra missions. Either way, it's a loooooong grind and It's a waste of time because there is no worthwhile reward at the end.
@@F1NKST3R You paid extra for DLC missions that are exploit for faring tier points that is the point you pay to avoid grind wall, your tier 1 journey was easier. I also call Breakpoint single player pay to win because it had gear and skill points for sale. You should win with playing not bu paying
@@KingTairun Your opinion isn't really making any sense here. After you beat the game in both Normal Mode, Ghost Mode and work your way up to Tier 1. There really isn't anything more to do. You pretty much beat the game and there is nothing more to gain without opening your wallet, so if you enjoyed the game and wanted more to do or something new.... You would probably purchase a DLC or what we used to call expansions back in the day. I'm not talking about purchasing the boosters which is kinda lame considering you can save yourself lots of time by just purchasing credits to unlock crates that isn't really going to give you any gratifying progression. If you want to talk about exploits, you could purchase boosters to save time and effort but if that's not your style than you still have to spend your time grinding your way to Tier 1. So if your like me and you don't buy boosters, your gonna be looking for a reasonable method that will save you time and effort. I'm guessing this simple concept is what brought you to this video... If not, than why else would you be here?? I'm sure it wasn't too share your piss poor opinions on how someone decides to spend money or progress through a game, was it??? Anyway one thing you should probably know about regarding Ghost Recon Wildlands. Like I was explaining in the first paragraph, Once you beat the game in both Normal Mode, Ghost Mode and work your way up to tier 1, you truly have nothing more to gain because ubisoft has made it so that your only rewarded those prestige credits once in Normal Mode and once in Ghost Mode. After that, there is not more prestige credits to gain. You could after all start a new Ghost Mode game and progress all the way to Tier 1 again, but you will not be gaining those prestige credits over again or unlocking anything new. So there is absolutely nothing more to unlock unless you decide to spend your hard earned cash to purchase credits for crates, thanks to ubisofts greedy microtransactions. Ohh one more thing... I'm not asking for your respect but not all of us Tier 1 guys used boosters or some sort of Pay to Win DLC as you say.... After dying several time in Ghost Mode with nothing to regain other than progress, I sometimes wish I had purchased a damn booster.
Just a heads up you can use the explosive drone to kill the advisor without having to put yourself at risk
Or land around 300m and use sync
I'm doing this now on PC and just some tips: spawn at Sacani to get to the Boston Reed mission, and also spawn at Espiritu Santo Alpha to fly a helicopter over to the dust road near the Advisor mission, and all you need to do is crouch near your chopper (careful opening your drone as touching the chopper with it will destroy it) and fly your explosive drone into the first door you see and explode it to kill the advisor, then just fly off without bothering to kill anyone else. Same goes for La Cabra. The explosive drone attachment is great. I haven't had the rocket chopper drop from crates so I can't do missions like the Quinoa Factory but I'm Tier 10 so only 5 tiers to go for that sweet LVOA-C Bad News.
Careful on Ghost Mode, some of these might screw you over lol
Bro thanks man ive been grinding it out with no boosters and these r pretty much the only missions i do once i was low tier atleast for the amount of points everything elsr is low points, but anyway i cant wait for Breakpoint im soo excited, be safe Ghosts
The Inca Camina is a dlc thing? I don't have any cartel people there. I was won why the area was empty.
The gabriela mission works for the normal level ? Its give to much xp ?
i noticed these missions lower the limit of xp upon repeat... does that reset weekly or something or am i just fked
Every time you do them they'll lose some of the xp they give, but each tier slightly resets it
how do you spawn rocket helis
Open crates until you get it, daily challenges give you enough money for 2 crates each day
I dont get bust wtf
Bruh there's no missions in Inca Camina for me.
You have to buy the season pass
Or the connections dlc that’s 5 dollars
@@randomname3849 I have the Peruvian connection dlc purchased, but the missions don’t show up in Inca camenia. Do you have to beat the game before they show up?
@@ericmarincel2481 I just bought that DLC yesterday and it showed up straight away for me and I not even halfway through the main missions yet
@@ericmarincel2481 late to the party but i have every dlc and i have the same problem not sure why
There's no missions for me there?
Have to buy the DLC for the Peruvian connection
@@kes71 damn
Wait till you get till tier 35+ GL
It counts down from 50
pay to win DLC! 5k points in one mission and the rest of us who don't have the pay to win season pass will grind forever with 950 points per mission what a load of crap this video and this game! I had some respect for Tier 1 guys for grinding so much, now I don't after seeing that they cheat with pay to win DLCs
KingTairun I don’t think you understand what pay-to-win means.
For one, being Tier 1 or reaching Tier 1 has absolutely NO affect on other players, meaning, you don’t win anything and have ZERO edge over other players by getting to Tier 1.
Secondly, the missions are from preordering the game. Not sure if they’ve maybe put those missions into some kind of DLC now, but I got them as part of a preorder.
Also, only a few of the missions in this video are part of the preorder deal. Still TONS of missions that give you lots of points.
Have fun playing and grinding to Tier 1!
@@F1NKST3R It is different kind of pay to win that you don't understand. It is pay to win in a single player game. We use to have cheat codes in single player games now we have paid xp boosters and DLCs. I'm tier 5 and I get max of 1500 points if I'm lucky, or the usual 950. If you have advantages because you paid, for me that is pay to win no matter if it is single player
@@KingTairun Ok, but you don't "win" anything for reaching Tier 1 lol. You get cosmetics that have no actual affect on performance, whether in single player mode or PvP.
Trying to compare having 4 extra missions through a pre-order and cheat codes that can give you unlimited health, ammo, money, guns, etc... Well, that's like comparing meat to vegetables.
I paid extra to have a the combo meal dinner and you feel cheated because you only paid for the main course without the sides.
Nobody has an edge for having a few extra missions. Either way, it's a loooooong grind and It's a waste of time because there is no worthwhile reward at the end.
@@F1NKST3R You paid extra for DLC missions that are exploit for faring tier points that is the point you pay to avoid grind wall, your tier 1 journey was easier. I also call Breakpoint single player pay to win because it had gear and skill points for sale. You should win with playing not bu paying
@@KingTairun
Your opinion isn't really making any sense here. After you beat the game in both Normal Mode, Ghost Mode and work your way up to Tier 1. There really isn't anything more to do. You pretty much beat the game and there is nothing more to gain without opening your wallet, so if you enjoyed the game and wanted more to do or something new.... You would probably purchase a DLC or what we used to call expansions back in the day. I'm not talking about purchasing the boosters which is kinda lame considering you can save yourself lots of time by just purchasing credits to unlock crates that isn't really going to give you any gratifying progression.
If you want to talk about exploits, you could purchase boosters to save time and effort but if that's not your style than you still have to spend your time grinding your way to Tier 1. So if your like me and you don't buy boosters, your gonna be looking for a reasonable method that will save you time and effort. I'm guessing this simple concept is what brought you to this video... If not, than why else would you be here?? I'm sure it wasn't too share your piss poor opinions on how someone decides to spend money or progress through a game, was it???
Anyway one thing you should probably know about regarding Ghost Recon Wildlands. Like I was explaining in the first paragraph, Once you beat the game in both Normal Mode, Ghost Mode and work your way up to tier 1, you truly have nothing more to gain because ubisoft has made it so that your only rewarded those prestige credits once in Normal Mode and once in Ghost Mode. After that, there is not more prestige credits to gain. You could after all start a new Ghost Mode game and progress all the way to Tier 1 again, but you will not be gaining those prestige credits over again or unlocking anything new. So there is absolutely nothing more to unlock unless you decide to spend your hard earned cash to purchase credits for crates, thanks to ubisofts greedy microtransactions.
Ohh one more thing... I'm not asking for your respect but not all of us Tier 1 guys used boosters or some sort of Pay to Win DLC as you say.... After dying several time in Ghost Mode with nothing to regain other than progress, I sometimes wish I had purchased a damn booster.