The closed beta of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands will run from February 3 until February 6 has announced Ubisoft. Discover a new trailer inside that focuses on the open areas of the game, new screenshots plus a short look at the Peruvian Connection, a pre-order bonus mission.
Step Into The Role of an Elite Ghost Team by Playing the Entire Beta Cooperatively With Up To Three Friends
The Closed Beta will introduce players to near-future Bolivia as they explore Itacua, a flourishing and mountainous province. As Ghosts, players will work together to take down key members of the Santa Blanca drug cartel as they dismantle the criminal organization. Similar to the full game, all the content in the Closed Beta will be playable with up to three friends via four player co-op or in single player. Players are free to utilize any variety of vehicles, tactical equipment and weapons to get the job done. Fans looking to dive deeper into the inner workings of the Santa Blanca drug cartel can learn more with the upcoming release of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon® Wildlands: War Within the Cartel, an original, live-action promotional video premiering February 16th on Ubisoft’s Twitch channel (www.twitch.tv/Ubisoft). Fans can RSVP for the livestream premiere at ghostrecon.com/rsvp.
Set in the largest action-adventure open world ever created by Ubisoft, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands takes place in Bolivia, a few years from now, as the country has been turned by the vicious Santa Blanca drug cartel into a narco-state. Players are tasked with eliminating the cartel by any means necessary. The massive and responsive open world encourages a variety of playstyles allowing players the freedom to choose how they execute any and all missions.
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But yeah if you think Siege is so amazing you will likely love this as well. Ubi destroying another franchise for the kool aid drinkers and desperate for the COD/Battlefield money.
What's your go-to FPS again, KORNdog? Nothing?
That might be what Grift and Korndog want from a Ghost Recon game but certainly not what proper Ghost Recon fans want. That is Just Cause-Mercenaries meets Far Cry.
Ghost Recon hasn't been good for a very long time. I think GRAW (Console) is a pretty shitty game. It's janky as hell and it's got horrible squad AI. The fact that they're trying something new is a breath of fresh air for a series that has been in the gutter for more than a decade.
Same for Siege.
Ghost Recon hasn't been good for a very long time. I think GRAW (Console) is a pretty shitty game. It's janky as hell and it's got horrible squad AI. The fact that they're trying something new is a breath of fresh air for a series that has been in the gutter for more than a decade.
Same for Siege.
Anyway it's clear you love Ubi's new style of game geared towards causals and kool aid drinkers i hope you go on to have many great hours on this truly awful Ghost Recon title.
Anyway it's clear you love Ubi's new style of game geared towards causals and kool aid drinkers i hope you go on to have many great hours on this truly awful Ghost Recon title.
I don't have a lot invested in this game. This is absolutely going to be a throw-away experience for me and I'm looking forward to it. GRAW was hot-garbage. Ubisoft is making better shooters than they were a decade ago. It's as simple as that.
There's nothing wrong with PVP military sims. You should probably play ArmA 3 or Squad if that's what you're looking for.
Rainbow Six used to be about slow paced having to use your brain to figure out where the enemy is not using 100s of cameras and gadgets to do so and only having 3 mins to do so. Fuck even when you die in Siege you come back from the dead to be a cctv operator bucause people like you dont have the attention span to stay dead for any amount of time. Do you know what happens now in this Ghost Recon game when you die in Coop? You respawn close to your squad. Dear oh dear!!!
Arma aint out on consoles and Arma is a million miles away from games like Rainbow or Ghost Recon.
But you're clearly as clueless if you think games like Siege are casual. Buy a PC and come play in the grown up side of the pool and let me know how casual it is. Good luck finding whatever you're looking for.
EuroGamer made a great article about Wildlands, saying how the game is, what is different, what they liked and what they didn't liked. I was going to post this article yesterday, but didn't thought much people were interested in Wildlands. Either way, it's worth a read. But for those that only want the interesting parts, below are a few excerpts:
"If you had any expectations that Ghost Recon Wildlands would play anything like its predecessors in the tactical shooter series, it's probably best to put them to one side. This is a different take on the formula."
"So different is this spin on an old Ubisoft staple... ...that it's hard to see what's left of the older games. Wildlands does its own thing, and it feels like four-player co-op is at the very heart of what Ubisoft has designed here."
"So there's a little Just Cause in Wildland's free-flowing chaos, a little Crackdown in how it's willing to let you tackle its challenges as you please and a fair amount of The Crew in its drop-in/drop-out co-op that sees riotous multiplayer spread out across a generous map. In terms of any Ghost Recon, though? There are only minute traces of the tactical shooter as it's more commonly known."
EuroGamer - Looking for Ghost Recon in the Wildlands:
Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-01-25-looki...
Some people in the comments of the article say that the fact that Wildlands is less tactical is what appeals to them. While others complain that the fact that it is less tactical turns them off. Either way you look at it, Wildlands is very different than the old Ghost Recon games, regardless of how good or bad the game ends up being. Quite honestly, this interests me far more than the older games ever did, but it still feels like The Division in the jungle, but I might be wrong.
1. Siege is not a rush and gun game. If you play like that on Siege you gonna get constantly kill.
2. Rush and gun is not equal to casual. Have you play Quake or Unreal Tournament. Those are rush and gun and they are far from casual.
Also, Wildlands does have a Tech Tree in which you spend points and money from missions to acquire better weapons, gear and abilities, just like The Division, hence why to me at least the two look very similar.