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60 Million Pixel Interactive Wildlands Map

Ubisoft pulled off a remarkable feat with Ghost Recon Wildlands; a beautiful massive open world environment that is hugely detailed, and doesn’t stop for a single loading screen. Being so huge, and with so many collectibles, the impatient gamer may find that they need a little help to locate that specific weapon, or missing Kingslayer file – enter Wildlands Interactive Maps!

Creating an interactive Wildlands map is no mean feat, it will require to be huge (over 6000 pixels square), and it will require to reveal many hundreds of collectables. We found three of the best Ghost Recon Map guides (including a remarkable 60 million pixel , interactive map), check them out below.

GAMERS HEROES

Captain Camper at Gamers Heroes has created collectable mini maps for every region in Wildlands. Once you select the region, a series of mini maps open up revealing the location of skill points, supplies, rebel ops, medals, weapons and accessories.

GUIDES4GAMERS 60 MILLION PIXEL INTERACTIVE

This is the Daddy of them all.

Those crazy dudes at Guides4gamers.com have created an amazing 60 million pixel  interactive Wildlands map of Bolivia . Not only does it reveal the location of absolutely everything, but it is totally interactive.

What does that mean? It means there are over 900 items on this map, meticulously plotted and individually tagged so you can toggle any individual item and find that elusive attachment, file, intel, mission, boss, skill points, medals, weapon and more!

It really is a remarkable piece of work, check it out !

You can even toggle everything off, and have a nice clean Wildlands map for your own use.  XOottatX has already done this, you can grab that image right here !

SWISS GAME GUIDES

Here’s another interactive Wildlands map, this time from Swiss Game Guides .

Each collectible can be toggled on or off using the tick boxes on the right, and each icon on the map has mouseover pop-ups explaining the detail of the collectable or mission – very cool. The also have a huge hi-res clean map you can download from here .

WIKI GAME GUIDES

Finally, it doesn’t seem right to have a Wildlands map guide without at least one Youtube movie, so here’s Wiki Game Guides explaining the enormous size of the Wildlands play area with a Bolivia fly past.

Rebel Ops are not showing up on this map.

Where to find the g36 buttstock?

To unlock rewards (G36 Buttstock loadout) is to:

1- Make a new character with Cloud Sync turned off. then, 2- turn it on and everything unlocked.

Super efficace

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Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Best Weapons and Attachments Guide

Learn about the best weapons and what attachments to use along with them in this guide to Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands.

Vanilla versions of weapons are good for starting out in Ghost Recon: Wildlands , but as you’re getting deeper into the Santa Blanca cartel, you will need something more. This is where all the attachments come in handy. But how do you know which of them fits your weapon the best when there are so many of them?

This guide will help you find and create the best weapon-attachments combinations for your missions. Each attachment has its own purpose and knowing how all of them work will give you a massive advantage.

Best Assault Rifles in  Ghost Recon: Wildlands

Undoubtedly, the fastest assault rifle in Wildlands is a French G2, also known as FAMAS. You can find it in the Inca Camina region. It has a bullpup configuration, which creates strong blowbacks during the shooting.

You need the following attachments:

• Foregrip is necessary to stabilize the powerful G2.
• You can find several versions of foregrip in Itacua, Monte Puncu, Pucara, and La Cruz.
• 1x-3x scope provides better accuracy on a short distance.
• You will find it in Monte Puncu.
• 50 round magazines are a must with this type of weapon.
• Find these extended magazines at Caimanes and Libertad.

In terms of accuracy and range there is no better rifle than MK 17, also known as the SCAR. It is a gas-operated, short-stroke, self-loading rifle with a rotating bolt – a truly unique type of weapon. It is located at Flor de Oro.

Make it even better with these accessories:

• Russian Red Dot will make the MK 17 super precise — headshots guaranteed.
• This type of optics can be found at Villa Verde.
• Shift Short Angled Grip is needed, since it’s not very stable on its own, but now it will be.
• The grip can be located at Barvechos.

Best Sniper Rifles in  Ghost Recon: Wildlands

The MK 14 battle sniper rifle is a masterpiece of weapon design, which was specifically created for the US special operations units. It is also one of the most versatile sniper rifles in the game with lots of possible attachments.

You’ll need these two attachments the most:

• Digital Scope can be used at short to mid distances with great accuracy.
• There is only one at Monte Puncu.
• T5Xi tactical scope has the highest magnification in the game — 6.0x.
• It’s perfect at extreme distances — go get one at Koani.

If you don’t care about the fancy features of MK 14, such as selective fire or a higher fire rate, and all you want is to take out targets at any distance then consider grabbing HTI in the province of Montuyoc.

This bullpup bolt-action, anti-materiel sniper rifle will tear apart anything you want from the furthest possible distance. It may be noisy, but the damage it provides is matchless.

Best Submachine and Light Machine Guns in Ghost Recon: Wildlands

SR 635 is so powerful that it really shouldn’t be in the SMG category, but due to its compact size it cannot be called an assault rifle either. Anyway, this little buddy is unusually powerful and great in handling – you can find it in Ocoro.

It could get better if it were equipped with:

• Laser 3Dot can be well-used for better accuracy in close combat.
• The one for SMGs can be located in Tabacal.
• Compensator is by far the best alternative to a suppressor and makes the SMG more stable.
• There is one in Barvechos.

6P41 is a Russian general-purpose light machine gun, also known as Pecheneg. This thing is made of titanium parts and can withstand high temperatures, so if you like assault playstyle (aka Rambo mode), then this is the weapon for you. This bad boy is located in Media Luna.

Here’s what it needs:

• Vertical Grip is a must if you plan on using the LMG in the field.
• You can find such grip in Itacua.

Best Gun and Shotgun in  Ghost Recon: Wildlands

There is only one worthy handgun in Ghost Recon: Wildlands , and that is D-50, also known as Desert Eagle. This semi-automatic self-loading pistol can be located at the province of Libertad.

There isn’t much to customize on a handgun except maybe the larger magazine that can be snatched in Koani.

SASG-12 is a 12-gauge shotgun inspired by the famous Kalashnikov assault rifles. It comes in many configurations, there are two of them in Wildlands — one is in P.N. Agua de Verde and the other in La Cruz.

If you need to locate the rest of the weapons and attachments in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands , then follow these guides:

• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Weapons Locations Guide
• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Beginner’s Guide with Tips and Tricks

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The various Weapons in Ghost Recon Wildlands . Enhance your Ghosts ' arsenal to fit every situation while fighting the Santa Blanca Cartel .

With more than 50 customizable Weapons to choose from, the game doesn’t impose any choice of classes, and you can adapt your playstyle according to your missions. For example, you can use your sniper to stealthily attack a camp by night, then attack a convoy with a machine gun. It’s totally up to you! As you progress, you’ll be able to unlock new weapons — along with attachments — to enrich your experience. You can also loot your enemies' weapons if you feel like it.

The Gunsmith is available at any time in the game menu. Inside, you can get an overview of your arsenal. You’ll be able to compare your weapons so you can ensure you’re making the right choice. Many statistics are also available: damage, accuracy, handling, range, rate of fire, noise reduction, and penetration. All can have a real impact on your actions.

Weapons customization [ ]

Ghosts are equipped with two primary weapons along with a secondary one, allowing you to switch at any time to adapt to the situation. The game offers a wide choice of weapons, including the following list of weapons below.

As you progress, your weapon’s paint gradually ages over time, becoming marred with dust, grease, and scratches. If you like to keep things neat, you’ll be able to clean and repaint your weapons at any time by accessing the menu. One of the most exciting features of the Gunsmith is its selection of attachments. The game offers more than 100 attachments (scopes, magazines, stocks, barrels, and more) that you can use to equip your weapon, creating a real impact on your gameplay. Over 10,000 combinations are possible. Some attachments add special modes to your weapons and can be activated on the go. To name just a few, you’ll be able to adapt your sniper scope, choose your firing mode, and enable or disable your suppressor or the grenade launcher on your assault rifle.

List Of Weapons [ ]

• Assault Rifle
• Sniper Rifle
• Light Machine Gun
• Submachine Gun

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12 things I wish I knew before playing Ghost Recon Wildlands

We break down safely tagging supplies, helmet deception, the power of going prone, and more.

Ghost Recon Wildlands isn't the open world series revival we were hoping for, but it's still a pretty good co-op game if you've got a reliable group of friends. If you're running low on trustworthy buddies or feel a bit in over your head in Wildlands' massive world, don't sweat it. Use these tips to help you get your expensive tactically armored feet under you. 

Find one of the best sniper rifles in the game from the moment you start playing with our guide. 

Helmets don't stop bullets 

Wildlands is more of a simulation than most open world adventures. Common design tropes teach us that a soldier wearing a helmet is capable of withstanding more than one headshot. Typically, the first bullet blasts off the helmet—don't think about the logistics of this—leaving the guard unprotected for a follow-up shot. 

Not in Wildlands. For a while, my infiltration plans were thrown off by helmeted guards, before I realised that a single headshot took them down just as easily as their bald brethren.

If you're detected, there's still hope 

If you're seen, or if a guard notices a dead body, you'll enter one of the alert states—either Hunted or Engaged. These aren't binary phases, though. If an enemy spots you, you've got a split second to kill him before his return fire alerts nearby guards. If you miss a shot, giving away your position, you've got time to take a second and save the situation. 

It's even possible to take out more guards than a standard Sync Shot would allow. If a square contains five guards, but you can only Sync kill three, taking out the remaining two quickly enough will cancel the Hunted state and keep you undetected. The only exception is for missions that explicitly state you can't be seen.

Is a guard about to spot you? Is a helicopter hovering overhead? Is that sniper turning your way? Tap 'C' to go prone, and it will significantly reduce your visibility, helping you stay unseen in otherwise hopeless situations.

( Not that it's a key binding we encourage , mind you.)

Picked something up? Press 'Ctrl' 

This is dumb, but if you tag resources or pick up a skill point while crouching, you'll be reset to standing once the animation finishes. If you're deep in enemy territory, remember to press the crouch key again before you go sprinting off like a big, clumsy idiot, attracting everyone's attention and getting yourself killed.

OK, I confess. I've only added this tip in the hope Ubisoft will fix it in the next patch.

Always go blue when using intel

When you first enter an area, you'll see exclamation marks on the minimap denoting minor intel. These mark new events and items on your map—raids, rebel ops, skills and weapons. The rebel op sidequest unlocks the ability to call in resistance fighters and support—rarely that useful. The Raids offer more resources, which you'll already be collecting at a good rate. But skills, weapons and attachments are almost always useful—even just for expanding your potential tactical options. When you find some minor intel, be sure to pick up the middle, blue option first. And, if you see a blue icon on the minimap, always check it out.

Leave no supply behind

A skill point isn't enough to unlock new abilities. You'll also need resources, picked up from supplies that are marked green on your minimap. There are loads of these to be found, and so you'll naturally find them in the outposts you are constantly infiltrating. Always grab them, even if you think you've got loads. You'll be thankful for it when you've progressed to the expensive advanced skills.

Do your reconnaissance 

I don't know if you've noticed, but the word 'Recon' is in the title of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.* And Recon you should: scout each location thoroughly before you enter. You get a heatmap of guard locations by default, but that isn't enough information to successfully enter unseen. Grab a few drone and binocular upgrades, and take the time to tag threats, items and other interesting features.

*The word Tom is also in the title, but doesn't appear to be relevant.

Shoot the alarms 

One of the worse situations you can find yourself in is a firefight in a hostile base as the alarm is blaring—signalling to reinforcements that they should drive on up. Unlike in Far Cry, you can shoot alarm panels from afar without anybody becoming suspicious. Make this a priority. With the alarms disabled, even a messy infiltration becomes easier to contain.

Wait until night 

Struggling with a mission? Wait until it's nighttime, or go in as the rain starts pouring down. Despite the AI in Wildlands being questionable, they do respond well to the environment—going to sleep at night, or taking shelter in buildings during a shower. This should reduce the number of patrolling guards, who will also have lower visibility. Hit 'N', and you'll enable Night Vision, and an optional skill gives you access to Thermal Goggles, too. Just take care around sleeping guards. Shoot one, and you'll likely wake his nearby friends.

You don't need to kill everyone 

It can be tempting to assume you should clear out a base before completing your objective. Sometimes, though, this is a mistake. By being so methodical you increase your risk of being spotted—bad in normal missions, but disastrous in the ones that ask you not to be detected. Ensure a clear path from your insertion point to the objective, and then do what you're there to do—leaving the other guards none the wiser.

If you're playing solo…

You don't need to wait for your squadmates to enter your car, or even secure a four-seater for them to all pile in. Just drive off in whatever vehicle you fancy, and your squad will teleport into your vehicle. If there isn't space, they'll be left behind, but teleport to you whenever you exit the vehicle.

Off-roading is fun 

The minimap's GPS would have you follow Bolivia's twisty, turny roads. But the network of dirt tracks are complicated enough that you can add many more miles to your journey. Just point in a direction and go—most of the vehicles are tough, rugged off-roaders, and able to handle steep climbs and rock formations. Alternatively, drive by some bases, and check the minimap to see if they're hiding a helicopter. It's an easier ride, and, as long as you land a few hundred meters from your mission point, they'll be none the wiser.

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• Tips and Tricks

This page contains helpful information for all players that are playing Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands. If you've just begun playing and haven't put a lot of time into exploring Bolivia, this is important information you're going to need to start off right.

These are standard gameplay tips that will be useful to anyone playing in either single player or online multiplayer with a group. Though some information here may be basic to some, everything listed here is important to keep in mind as you play through Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands.

Things to Do First

When you first start playing Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, these are some of the very first things you'll want to do to get started right.

USE your Tacmap TO GET Around

Once you finish creating a character and finally get inside the game, these tips will be useful while you explore the immense landscapes present in Wildlands' take on Bolivia. The Tacmap is essential for getting around Bolivia. There is a lot of information that you can find just by taking the moment to view your Tacmap.

As you complete missions and gather new information, more icons will appear on the tacmap to reveal various points of interest. These include enemy strongholds, side missions, skill upgrades, and weapon items. You can access dossiers and mission listings through your Tacmap.

Optimize Your Loadout from the start

Before you go looking around Bolivia for missions and side ops to complete, you need to make sure you're equipped for the job. Take a moment when you first start playing to look through your weapon loadout and choose the best weapons and equipment for the task ahead. Playing alone during missions may require a different loadout than if you were playing with others online.

A good loadout to use when playing alone is to have a medium/long-range weapon with a silencer and a light machine-gun or sniper rifle. This will give you the ability to be both stealthy and equipped for assaults against enemies. Either combination you go with will be enough for you to tackle any situation on lower difficulty levels, though it won't be the same if you decide to play at a higher difficulty.

Tag all supplies You Find

When exploring the open world or clearing enemy encampments, keep an eye out for any valuable supplies - either shining in the world or marked with a green icon on your minimap. These supplies are Fuel, Medicine, Food, and Communication Supplies.

Make sure to interact with these items to mark them for pickup. Tagging these supplies will allot more resources for you to use towards purchasing new skills within the character skills menu. Later skills will need much more resources to unlock them. So the more you have, the better.

Upgrade Your Character Skills

As you complete missions and gain experience, you’ll be able to improve upon various skills and abilities of your character. In order to obtain or improve a skill, you need a certain number of skill points and specific resources to purchase skill upgrades.

You can obtain extra skill points by leveling up from completing missions and side missions, as well as finding extra skill points that you discover while exploring. In addition to Skill Points, you will need different supply types to purchase specific skills .

You can also unlock EPIC SKILLS that give massive boosts to one type of skills for your character. This may be faster regeneration from injuries or a larger explosive radius for all explosions. However, in order to unlock these skills you will need to be at a minimum level for your character, as well as have at least one point purchased for every skill within the same skill tree. Once you have fulfilled both requirements, you will permanently have the EPIC SKILL unlocked for your character.

Open Rally Points for Fast Travel

You have the ability to fast travel between locations. It's a great alternative to driving around in a car to a given location that is far away. When possible, you'll want to discover as many Rally Points as possible around Bolivia. This will significantly cut down the time it takes to get from one side of Bolivia to the other.

It should be noted that you can only fast-travel between specific Rally Points when you aren’t engaged in combat with enemies, or discovered and are being hunted by them. Rally Points are locations color coded white on your tacmap, while any locations you can't fast travel to are outlined in black.

The more missions you complete and places you explore, the more Rally Points you will open up to use for fast travel. This will save you an immense amount of time when looking for any collectibles you may have missed or while you're trying to reach the next primary objective.

When fast traveling, try not to be seen by nearby enemies and get forced into combat. You won't be able to fast travel away from an encounter if you're discovered, even when there are only a few enemies in the area. If you're spotted, you will either need to eliminate all enemies or flee the scene to open up fast travel once again.

Pick up Collectibles along the way

You will occasionally find collectibles on the map while playing missions. Make sure you take a moment to pick them up when you find them, even if they aren't your biggest priority at the time. Every collectible you find, including weapons , kingslayer files, and intel, will give you more XP towards your character.

This will be helpful for when you're looking for collectibles later on, especially if the majority of the ones you found are located in places you've previously visited during missions. It will save you an extra trip to the same area. The locations of collectibles are revealed when you find Intel or interrogate enemies.

Complete Main Story Missions

Completing Story missions in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands opens up more missions and bonuses, as well as give you XP to level up your character. These core missions relate to the main story of the game, and be expanded upon the narrative.

However, you can't play some story missions without gathering specific intel or obtaining new information from civilians or enemies. When you complete a mission, you will need to gather more new information in order to open up the next mission. Try to find all of the main intel whenever possible in order to open up more missions and gain bonus XP towards your character early on. During this time, you can also partake in side-missions that open up for even more XP.

The necessry documents you need to obtain to unlock new missions are marked on your tacmap once you finish a story mission. You can collect them at any time once you have their location marked. Gathering these as soon as possible will open up all of the main missions for you and give you additional XP towards your character.

Complete Easy Rebel Side Missions

You don't have to immediately start and finish all of the main missions right away, but can instead explore Bolivia and complete side missions. Completing some of the Rebel Side-Ops missions will begin to open up the Rebel Support Skills for later use. You will get notified when you're within the area of a Rebel Op, or when you obtain intel on specific locations for them.

Most of the first Rebel Ops you find in Itacua will be fairly easy, which allow you to call in a vehicle drop or distraction against enemies. But in addition to opening up these first skills , you also gain a nice boost in XP for your character, which makes them all the more useful early in the game.

Things Wildlands Doesn't Tell You

Here is some really important information that you should know that isn't explicitly told to you in anywhere within the game. While playin Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, these are things discovered not included within any tutorials or game menus.

Each of these tips will help you stay efficient in completing missions, navigating your surroundings, and taking out enemies as you play solo or with a group.

If you have any extra tips that you discover while playing Tom Clancy's ghost Recon: Wildlands, feel free to add them to the list below!

Tagging Resources

Whenever you see an object that is flashing lightly, that is something you can tag for the Rebels to pick up. These are resources that you can use to purchase new upgrades on your character. Whenever you see something you can tag, make sure you take the time to do so, every bit of resources you find can help you gain new abilities and better skills .

There are four different kinds of resources you can gather while roaming around; Gasoline, Medicine, Comms Tools, and Food. There are some side missions that can give you a huge bonus of one specific resource when completed, which can make all the difference when obtaining helpful skills for your character. These will range from executing raids on enemy Armored trucks, attacking a stronghold, or even protecting a radio broadcast from being stopped.

You can also gain extra resources by finding smaller collectibles that appear on your Tacmap when exploring. Most buildings or structures will have a few extra resource pickups nearby that you can quickly grab while completing missions. Just walk up to them and tag them to gain their bonuses.

Driving Efficiently Around Bolivia

Getting around in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands can be a bit time consuming, if not frustrating in some instances. Here are some things to remember while you navigate the country of Bolivia.

While it might be faster to cut throw areas to reach a destination while driving, most of the landscape in Itacua doesn’t lend itself to off-road driving. There are many hills, bumps, rocks, and large foliage that will make your path much harder to drive through towards your destination.

Most of the time, its a much better idea to drive along the main roads and paths towards your destination. Even off-road vehicles , like trucks or jeeps, can be difficult to drive around offroad away from roads or highways. Not all situations are like this however, and you can sometimes cut corners to avoid something ahead of you.

But sometimes doing so will be a very bad idea and will lead to you falling off a cliff, or even slamming right into a large rock or tree. Most of the time, your car may end up flipping over after going over a chain of bumps, or even being heavily damaged.

Using Other Vehicles while Traveling

Sometimes you can find a different vehicle ­to use that may be faster than a typical car you find. You can drive motorcycles, large trucks, and pilot helicopters and planes to move around the country. These are more efficient ways of traveling greater distances and avoiding unwanted attention from enemies. The only exception to this is using helicopters to fly over enemy bases, which always leads to having missle launcher detect and fire at you.

If you aren't able to fast travel to a location, but still want to get there fast, try looking for a different mode of transportation nearby. There will alwyas be something you can drive or pilot wherever you are. By helping out the Rebel Forces, you can even gain the ability to emergency drop in an extra car or helicopter if needed.

Fast Traveling to Teammate Positions

When playing online multiplayer with any number of other player, you can fast travel to another player's position when not engaged in combat. This can be helpful for getting around Bolivia and completing missions together that some players may not have activated. Players that don't have some Rally Points unlocked can still fast travel to players who are still able to do so.

Fast Traveling to another player's location also allows everyone to regroup should anyone fall in combat and not be revived. Any player who is left to bleed out can choose to spawn on another player's position after a set amount of time from being downed. This can only be done during online multiplayer sessions and not with A.I. teammates when playing solo.

You Can Skip Main Missions in Multiplayer

When you are playing online with other teammates, you actually have the ability to skip some of the main missions. This can only be done however if another player has already opened up or completed a specific mission you are trying to play. This allows some players to bypass some of the lower bosses and immeditaely take on missions that have prerequisites.

If at least one player has a mission open or completed, they can start the mission up and prompt everyone in the squad to join in. When the mission is complete, everyone in the group will get credit for finishing the mission. Even if you haven't unlocked the mission yourself or completed any of the other main missions below it, you'll still get credit and the rewards for completing it. This is an easy trick to bypass most of the game and go straight for any of the Santa Blanca Cartel bosses, or even the final boss El Sueno.

This can be done with any number of players in the squad and doesn't necessarily need a full group to be done. You can also use any XP Boosters you have in your inventory to gain additional XP from these missions as well.

Boosters Give Additional XP - Power Leveling

When you complete missions and take down enemies, you gain XP towards your character to level up and obtain Skill Points. However, you can gain additional XP by utilizing Boosters that you can obtain from pre-ordering the game or through the Ghost Recon Wildlands in-game store. Boosters improve the percentage of additional XP you gain for everything you do, but only last for a certain amount of time.

When playing in multiplayer , you can use a Booster to increase the XP you gain, as well as give an additional boost to the XP that your teammates gain. If you have a full 4-player squad online, it may be possible to stack the effects of the XP boost you gain from Boosters.

NOTE: This is still unconfirmed and has not been properly tested fully to see if true. Some players have reported that the effects of each booster from a player in a squad DO stack effects for more XP gains, but this might not fully be the case.

Things You Should Not Do in Wildlands

There are some things that you should try very hard not to do while playing Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands. Most of the time, going about a mission or approaching a situation one way will lead to failure, especially when playing on higher difficulties. Enemies will capitalize on your mistakes and kill you if you aren't careful.

Here are some important things to avoid at all cost. If you discover more tips on what to be wary of, feel free to add them to the list below!

Don't Go into Missions Unprepared

Its very important to bring the right weapons and equipment with you when taking on different missions in. You should definitely change your loadout and equip the best weapons to your character for the right situation. If you neglect to do this, you will end up making situations and scenarios harder on yourself, and nearly impossible to complete in some cases.

This is equally as important for your Character Skills . If you don't spend Skill Points to unlock new abilities and skills , you may find some missions incredibly more difficult to complete. Some skills you unlock are necessary for a select number of missions that require a stealthy approach. So its best to update your character skills frequently as you progress through the game's various missions.

Don't Ignore Picking Up Supplies

Skill Points are very important for obtaining new skills as you level up, but you still need supplies to purchase them. Better skills on the Skill Tree for your character will cost more and more supplies to obtain them, so you need to constantly have enough supplies.

When exploring around, make sure you pick up supplies you see laying around the area. Whenever possible, try to take on a few of the supply side-missions that give you large boosts of different supplies to spend on new Skills . If you ignore doing any of this, you will not be able to purchase some of the later skills that are vital.

Don't Casually Approach Bases and Strongholds

When approaching places that have a concentrated amount of enemies in one spot, its best to avoid directly entering the area. Doing so is almost guaranteed to alert them, as well as put you in their direct line of sight. This is especially true for bases that have turret guns stationed along the perimeter or snipers posted in high areas nearby.

This is also true for approaching bases or strongholds while piloting a helicopter or another vehicle. Unless you are driving a vehicle that is from the same Faction as the nearby base or stronghold, you will be spotted and alert enemies into firing on you. In some instances when flying a helicopter, bases will have missile launchers nearby that will fire if you fly too close within the area. Its always a better idea to fly far away enough to land nearby without alerting the base of your presence.

Don't Interrogate Enemies While in Combat

This may sound like common sense, but its important to know that you are NOT invincible when interrogating enemies or speaking to civilians. When doing either of the two, you temporarily lose control of your characters until the dialogue exchange is complete.

During this time, you can be shot and killed quickly without any way to defend yourself for the time. This can be devastating when you grabbed a key enemy and can't do anything as you are gunned down during the dialogue. You can stop the exchange mid-talk, but most of the time you or the enemy will be killed.

Grabbing important enemies for interrogation is also a sure way to fail a mission quickly if there are enemies firing on you nearby. When you grab an enemy, you use them as a human shield against gun fire, which can kill them quickly before you. If you have a person-of-interest in hand, you will want to run away behind cover immediately if you notice any shots being fired your way before interrogating.

Don't Constantly Kill the Unidad Soldiers

The Unidad Faction is the army of the country that will constantly attack you are noticed or if provoked via gun fire. This will increase the Unidad Patrol rank for the given moment. If you kill more soldiers or destroy Unidad vehicles , the rank will increase and provoke more Unidad soldiers with bigger guns and stronger weapons to appear.

Its best to avoid fighting the Unidad if you can, especially when you are trying to complete missions and side-missions. The higher Unidad Patrol will make things very difficult for you to complete any tasks and make it just as difficult to get away and lose notoriety. At some point, usually between Rank 3 or 4 Unidad Patrol, the Unidad will start calling for mortar shots on your position. When this happens, it will be increasingly difficult to get away unscathed.

Tips for Combat and Stealth

You'll be engaging enemies in many battles while you complete missions. Here are some tips to help you take down enemies quickly and efficiently.

Use Your A.I. Teammates

Your teammates, whether AI or human controlled, are your biggest asset in any given situation. They will have your back when you're focused on completing objectives or taking down another enemy. While human squad members are superior in most situations, working together with your A.I. squad mates can make most scenarios easier to approach.

Should you get shot enough in battle and fall, your A.I. squad members can revive you back one time in combat. As long as you're within a close range of at least one ally, they will move to your location and revive you. While online with other players in multiplayer, you will have to communicate with your teammates if you need to be revived.

If you happen to fall once again, you will respawn at the previous checkpoint before the engagement. Always make sure you have a nearby ally whenever you predict you'll be in a fire fight. It can be the difference between success and having to replay an entire section over again.

Your allies can also attack enemies while you are driving a vehicle. This is helpful for on-road engagements, as well as when you're trying to escape from a location. When you're playing single player, you want to be the one in the driver's seat instead of you A.I. squad members.

Not only do they have great aim while the vehicle is moving, but you will be able to go in the direction you wish to travel, rather than random directions because of the A.I. being behind the wheels.

Sync Shot with your allies

The Sync Shot ability is a great way to take out multiple enemies at once. When you're playing solo, you can use your drone or aim down the sight of your gun to mark different enemies that your allies will focus on and engage once you fire upon an enemy. This is great for raiding enemy strongholds or checkpoints when you need to maintain a stealthy approach.

You need to unlock the the Sync Shot ability with your Skill Points, and boost it up with more skill points to mark more targets while engaging. Its an invaluable ability that you will frequently use on most missions when you want to have a stealthy approach, but the Sync Shot can still be helpful when you're assaulting a location.

Using Stealth Helps A Lot

Unlike some Ghost Recon games in the past, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands doesn't harshly punish players for not being stealthy during missions. However, approaching things with stealth can be incredibly rewarding in almost any situation.

Try to keep enemies unaware of your presence when you are executing mission objectives and you'll be able to dwindle down enemy numbers. Taking out lots enemies while undetected will help limit the difficulty of a situation when things get loud.

Enemies that you fail to kill when you are spotted will call for reinforcements and make things more difficult for you. You won't get a game over immediately when this happens, but you will have a much harsher fire fight to deal with. But if you stay quiet and remain hidden, you'll have a much smoother time completing your objectives.

Extra Weapons for Gunsmith

Hidden throughout the environment are weapon cases that unlock new guns to add to your weapon loadouts. You need to find these cases to unlock new kinds of weapons at Rally Points, which you can customize your individual loadout. There are a select number of weapon cases you can find; their locations are revealed on your tacmap.

If you find yourself struggling with a given mission or side ops, try taking some time to gather these extra weapons and give yourself a better edge in combat. You will notice a difference in how you approach missions when you have more gun options open to you.

Gather Information From Civilians to Find Collectibles

The civilians of Bolivia can be super helpful when finding out the locations of points and items of interest. Make sure you take the time to stop and speak with local civilians for information on where you can find Skill Upgrades and Weapon Items. Whenever a civilian that you can speak with is nearby, an icon will appear over them.

When you speak with civilians, you can choose which locations you want to know about and have appear on your Tacmap. You can choose to reveal Side Missions, skill point locations, weapon items, or resource locations. The selected option will immediately appear on your tacmap. You will need to find other civilians in order to select the other options.

In addition, interrogating enemies and finding intel caches during missions can also reveal locations on your Tacmap. You can grab and interrogate certain enemies that are marked on your map when you get close to their location or tag them with your drone. Intel caches are handled the same way, but can be found in buildings and a variety of other areas.

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Bolivia, Fallen Ghosts Ghost Recon: Wildlands Map

This is an interactive map of north-eastern part of Bolivia, the virtual game world available in Fallen Ghosts DLC for Ghost Recon: Wildlands. Fallen Ghosts DLC for Ghost Recon: Wildlands takes place in an alternative version of the same map (its north-eastern part) you've been exploring in the main version of the game.

Missions that begin on Bolivia, Fallen Ghosts map

An alphabetical list of missions that begin on this map.

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Points of interest

Below you will find some information about the points of interest located on " Bolivia, Fallen Ghosts " map.

Weapon Cases

Each weapon case contains one new weapon that will be added to your ingame arsenal when collected.

Some of the weapons are rewarded for completing certain missions:

PDR , Submachine Gun - A Personal Defense Weapon which fires a rifle cartridge. -  Intel Gathering mission (Northern Precinct).

PSG-1 , Sniper Rifle - German sniper rifle. Probably sourced through South-Eastern Asian networks. - Cruzar mission.

MDR , Assault Rifle - Versatile and low weight bullpup rifle. - Intel Gathering mission (Eastern Precinct).

R4 , Assault Rifle - South African assault rifle, often sold on the African black market. -  To the Death mission.

BFG-50A , Sniper Rifle - A reliable anti-materiel rifle that can punch through almost anything. - Intel Gathering mission (Western Precinct).

Deimos Crossbow , Crossbow - Upgraded version of the Phobos Crossbow. - Hide and Seek mission.

SR-25 Jungle , Sniper Rifle - Jungle camo customized version of SR-25. - Complete all  Headhunter side missions.

Skorpion Skull , Handgun - Santa Blanca customized version of the Skorpion. - Complete all Save the Rebel VIP side missions.

T95 Spectre , Light Machine Gun - Santa Muerte customized version of the T95. - Complete all  Sabotage side missions.

MK14 Occult , Sniper Rifle - Santa Blanca customized version of the MK14. -Complete all  Tower Cast side missions.

PSG-1 Mercenary , Sniper Rifle - Ubisoft Club Reward, 30U.

Skill Points

Locations of Skill Point items. Each Skill Points item, that can be found, adds 1, 3 or 5 skill points.

Headhunter Side Missions

Starting points of Headhunter missions.

Extranjeros Moles

Positions of Extranjeros Moles, NPCs you need to find and kill if you want to complete  Headhunter missions.

Sabotage Side Missions

Starting points of Sabotage missions.

Save the Rebel VIP Side Missions

Starting points of Save the Rebel VIP missions.

Tower Cast Side Missions

Starting points of Tower Cast missions.

Rally Points

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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands

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“ Bolivia has become the largest cocaine producer in the world. The vicious Santa Blanca drug cartel has turned the country into a narco-state, leading to fear, injustice, and violence. The Ghosts, a legendary U.S. Elite Special Operations team, is sent behind enemy lines to wreak havoc and break alliances between the cartel and the corrupted government. - Description ”

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is an open world and a minor role-playing game first in the Ghost Recon franchise developed by Ubisoft Paris focusing on a conflict with the Santa Blanca drug cartel and a small team of Ghost Recon operators sent to destabilize the cartel's operations in a fictionalized Bolivia in 2019 .

Ghost Recon Wildlands was released on March 7th, 2017 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One .

• 1 Development
• 3.1 Operation Kingslayer
• 3.4 Montuyoc
• 3.5 La Cruz
• 3.6 Buchons
• 3.7 El Sueño's Proposition
• 3.8 End of the Dream
• 4.1 Reception
• 5.1 Season 1: The Rise and Fall of Unidad
• 5.2 Season 2: The Shadow of Santa Muerte
• 5.3 Season 3: The Tools of the Trade
• 5.4 Tier 1 Mode
• 6 Ghost Mode
• 7.1 Gallery
• 8.1 Daily Challenges
• 10 Equipment
• 11 Vehicles
• 12 Other Topics
• 13.1.1 Gallery
• 13.2.1 Gallery
• 13.3.1 Gallery
• 13.4.1 Gallery
• 13.5.1 Gallery
• 13.6.1 Gallery
• 13.7.1 Gallery
• 13.8 Guerilla Mode
• 13.9.1 Gallery
• 14 Tie-in Media
• 15 Live action trailers
• 16.1 Promotional
• 16.2 Official Screenshots
• 16.3 Screenshots
• 16.4 Videos
• 16.5 Soundtrack
• 17 Bibliography
• 18 Notes and references

Development [ ]

Wildlands was developed by Ubisoft Paris in collaboration with several other studios. Ghost Recon Wildlands was announced at E3 2015 to a crowd of nearly 52,000. The reveal displayed a mission pitting the players against "White Hat" at his Bolivian drug lab. At the show, it won 25 awards from the media. The game features singleplayer and up to four-player co-op, along with a 4v4 PvP mode called " Ghost War ", that had a beta in September 2017 and released fully in October 2017. The game was in development for multiple years, and Ubisoft has stated that it is moving the series "in a new direction". The producers wanted shades of grey along the story, not just simple good-vs-evil.

An interview with the Lead Game Designer (Dominic Butler) and Senior Producer revealed that it is set in the near future - about four years from now. [1] The team has done significant research to make this entry into the "Clancyverse", and to create one of the series "What If" entries. This includes visiting Bolivia and conferring with subject matter experts. Lead artist Benoit Martinez's team created thousands of pictures as part of creating the open world.

Along with the "What If" aspect, the developers asked what would happen if a single cartel seized power over the entirety of the cocaine trade. It allows for a group of special ops soldiers to go behind enemy lines and break the ties between corrupt government and the cartel. Additionally, the map is set up so certain operations are more common along parts of the map, allowing players to set up mini-story arcs.

Gameplay [ ]

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands  is an open world, tactical shooter utilizing a third person perspective. The game will not feature the futuristic setting used in  Advanced Warfighter  and  Future Soldier , but will instead adopt a modern-day setting, similar to the original  Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon . As a result, the equipment featured in the game will be based on weapons and gear commonly used by military forces around the world. However, the game will feature some original equipment, such as UAV Drones that can be used to tag and show the highlighted enemies and objectives. The game will be the first entry to feature an open world, which includes nine different types of terrain, such as mountains, forests, desert, salt flats and will also introduce dynamic weather system and a day-night cycle. The map size is 440km².

Wildlands features 21 Provinces to explore as they go about disrupting the Santa Blanca Cartel. The game features 36 cartel buchons (including DLCs) which can be taken down as the player chooses before drawing out the leader. The game will also feature a total of 114 missions for players to complete. Players will have to disrupt two of the four aspects (Security, Influence, Smuggling, and Production) of the cartel. Completing all four will unlock an alternate ending.

When completing missions, players can reach the location where the mission starts through a variety of ways. Players can parachute from a helicopter, walk overland, boat, or drive towards their objectives. Players are allowed to use multiple ways to complete objectives, such as utilizing stealth, melee combat, or using the long-ranged or short-ranged weapons provided in the game. Between missions, players are free to explore the game's world, and the game will feature outposts that can be taken down by players.

The game has brought back Gunsmith mode, and parts are collected throughout the world map. Each weapon is heavily customizable, with the exception of the Legendary weapons acquired by defeating the bosses.

When not completing missions, players can interact, and build friendly or hostile relationships with other non-playable characters, such as the citizens, officials or the rebels of the world. These interactions require strategy, as interactions will bring consequences and impact the game's world, and change how players can achieve their objectives. Players can also gain experience points to level up, as character and gear customization is also available in the game.

The game features four-player co-operative multiplayer, in which players can be joined by three other players to explore the game's world and to complete campaign's mission. The game can also be played solo, in which the player will be accompanied by three AI teammates, which the player can give orders to.

Operation Kingslayer [ ]

In 2019, the  Santa Blanca drug cartel  tortured DEA special agent Ricardo "Ricky" Sandoval to death, who had been undercover in their organization for 6 years, and bombed the U.S. embassy in La Paz, injuring two U.S. Marines. these actions upgrade their status from simple narcos to narco-terrorists and puts them near the top of a threat list.

The cartel is led by the vicious killer El Sueño , along with The Beauty Queen  (Smuggling), El Yayo  (Production), El Muro  (Security) and El Cardenal  (Influence). The cartel has also corrupted the Bolivian Government so much to the core that the Government cannot handle them and cannot call for any external help. The cartel mainly deals in the production and distribution of cocaine and other drugs, and their influence is spreading to other countries. Therefore they need to break the connection between them and the Bolivian government.

In order to stop the problem the CIA , DEA , and JSOC have decided to send the Ghosts , an elite unit of the U.S. Military, as part of Operation Kingslayer . The team sent in consists of Nomad ( Ghost Lead and Support Specialist), Weaver (Team Sniper and Weapons Specialist), Holt (Team Engineer and Drone Specialist) and Midas (Team Combat Specialist and Vehicle Engineer). The team is supervised by CIA agent  Karen Bowman .

The Ghosts are brought into Bolivia by helicopter. When they land in the province of Itacua , they meet " Pac Katari ", leader of the Kataris 26 , the only resistance against Santa Blanca. He gives them their first mission - to recover Amaru , one of the group's founding members, who has been captured by Santa Blanca.

The Ghosts rescue Amaru in exchange for information about the people who tortured Sandoval. These are revealed to be La Yuri and El Polito , Santa Blanca's chief doctors and torturers, and devoted lovers of each other.

The Ghosts infiltrate FOB Armadillo, the local base of UNIDAD (a Bolivian special forces organization originally set up to combat drug cartels but now on Santa Blanca's payroll and turning a blind eye to their activities), and interrogate the base's commander. They force him to call El Polito and request that he and La Yuri return to Itacua.

Having lured the duo back to Itacua, the Ghosts determine their exact location by infiltrating a Santa Blanca camp and stealing El Polito's car. Their analysts examine its GPS history and locate El Polito and La Yuri at a mountain hunting lodge.

The Ghosts then go after El Polito and La Yuri. They locate them in the basement of their hunting lodge, torturing a prisoner. Both are killed by the Ghosts along with their guards, much to Bowman's satisfaction.

The Ghosts then go to Ocoro to get information on the location of El Yayo.

Montuyoc [ ]

The Ghosts then move to continue their assault against the Santa Blanca's Security Pillar. They move into Montuyoc, site of the cartel's sicario training camp.

They discover that El Muro chose a former Army Ranger by the name of Carl Bookhart as his head of training. The Ghosts then track and eliminate Carl Bookhart in an underground mining facility.

La Cruz [ ]

The Ghosts then go to La Cruz to kill La Plaga .

Buchons [ ]

After every VIP of each operations of the Santa Blanca cartel have been dealt with, the buchon of each branch will be available for takedown.

El Sueño's Proposition [ ]

After taking down the first operation of the cartel, El Sueño invites the Ghosts to a meeting. The Ghosts plan on killing him, but Sueño leaves a message: inviting them to join him. When they answer the cellphone left there, Nomad swears to kill the cartel boss.

End of the Dream [ ]

Note: Depending on whether or not the player has completed the two necessary Cartel operations or taken down all four heads, the ending will change. Though regardless of that, both endings can be watched back-to-back if the cartel's operations have been destabilized by 100%.

Nomad receives word that Pac Katari has spotted El Sueno at the Sueño masoleum. Nomad receives coordinates for a meeting, but finds Amaru dead by Incan ruins. Nomad contacts Bowman only for the call to be abrubtly cut off. The Ghosts reach Bowman's location and find her in a safehouse knocked on the ground. Bowman explains that the Kataris 26 have betrayed the Ghosts and Pac Katari is attempting to martyr El Sueño.

Nomad races against time to the masoleum while getting chased by both the Santa Blanca cartel and Kataris 26. Nomad contacts Pac Katari and demands for an explanation. Katari explains that he needs no more help from outsiders and that Bolivia is free to choose its own destiny. Katari then ends the call to face off El Sueño.

After reaching the masoleum in time, what follows after the intro cutscene played when the game is launched is shown: Nomad orders El Sueño to surrender and show the Ghosts he is unarmed, but El Sueño presents Pac Katari's decapitated head and throws it on the floor.

Bowman arrives just in time to receive a call from the Department of Justice, while El Sueño is being smug. Bowman throws the phone on the floor and explains that Sueño offered his rivals in exchange for an immunity. El Sueño calls Bowman his chauffer and orders her to take him to Bowman's superiors.

Now, depending on if the cartel has been fully destablizied or not, the following scene plays differently:

If the cartel is operational, Bowman tells the Ghosts that she is sorry in a saddened manner and shoots El Sueño multiple times before collapsing on her knees while Nomad tries to stop her. The following outro footage explains that Bowman has been arrested for her "crimes".

If the cartel is in shambles, Bowman tells the Ghosts calmly that she is sorry and escorts El Sueño safely out of Bolivia. The following outro footage shows that as a result of El Sueño's knowledge on his rival gangs, leading members of criminal organization across the globe ended up locked up. The footage shows that El Sueño's is enjoying his immunity is a monitored luxury safehouse, while Bowman suspects that Sueño might end up locked up, but will rise again, though Bowman and the Ghosts will be ready.

Release [ ]

The game is available in a standard Edition, Deluxe Edition with new equipment and an XP boost, and a Gold Edition with the Season Pass.

The Season Pass includes access to two expansions. [2]

Additionally, players who got into the Beta and then purchase the game received a reward of three missions based around Unidad forces.

The pre-order bonus was a mission called "The Peruvian Connection" where a bonus Buchon; La Cabra, is added to the map and the Ghost have to disrupt the ties between Santa Blanca and the Peruvian cartels. It was later added to the Season Pass.

Reception [ ]

Reception has been generally positive, with sites like Gamesradar.com giving it a 4.5 out of 5 stars. [3] Xbox One version of the game scored 76/100 on the review aggregator Metacritic, [4] while the community on Slant praised high customization possibilities and detailed environments that provide great immersion.

Post-release content [ ]

Season 1: the rise and fall of unidad [ ].

Once Bolivia’s best hope to defeat the cartels, Unidad has been corrupted into a criminal organization that rivals Santa Blanca itself. With the firepower and resources of a modern military organization, combined with extensive knowledge of the Bolivian drug trade, Unidad has the potential to transform Bolivia into the world’s largest narco-state.

Season 1 of the community challenges focus on UNIDAD with six week-long episodes.

Season 2: The Shadow of Santa Muerte [ ]

Thanks to El Sueno's support, the cartel's twisted version of Santa Muerte extends from Bolivia's rural provinces to its largest cities. This gives Sueño and the Santa Blanca cartel a steady supply of manpower and an unprecedented reach into the hearts and minds of ordinary Bolivians. Breaking up the cult will weaken the cartel and personally discredit El Sueno's claims of divine favor.

Season 2 of the community challenges focus on the influence operation with six week-long episodes.

Season 3: The Tools of the Trade [ ]

El Sueño's stranglehold on Bolivia's cocaleros gives the cartel a tremendous advantage in the global drug trade, allowing Santa Blanca to reap huge profits off the backs of Bolivian farmers. Liberating the cocaleros and shielding them from Santa Blanca's intimidation tactics will weaken the cartel and allow the Bolivians to return to their traditional way of life.

Season 3 of the community challenges focus on the production operation with six week-long episodes.

Tier 1 Mode [ ]

Tier 1 Mode was launched for all players on June 28th, 2018. It offers additional challenges for the game. The Mode can be launched at the top level - Level 30. It starts at 50 and decreases as players complete challenges and collect resources, which can be used to upgrade equipment as well.

Completing Tier 1 mode in Ghost Mode rewards the player with the golden Exoskeleton outfit.

Ghost Mode [ ]

Ghost Mode is a PVE challenge mode introduced in the Special Operations 2 Update on July 24th, 2018. This new mode features a new loadout that only allows the player to carry one weapon at a time, permadeath, friendly fire, real reloading (any ammo remaining in the magazines are lost), AI teammate removal, and a gear management system that only allows weapon swapping at ammo boxes or from corpses. Players will create a new character when starting this mode, and will lose that character when the character dies. Ghost mode can be played in solo or co-op.

Destabilizing the cartel completely grants the player the regular Exoskeleton outfit (each buchon grants one piece of the full outfit). Reaching lvl30 in the mode grants the player the blue-chrome Exoskeleton and finishing the Tier 1 mode completely gives the golden Exoskeleton.

Ghost War (PVP) [ ]

Logo grw gw bk.png|thumb|212x212px]] Titled Ghost War , the 4v4, player-vs-player mode was released on October 10, 2017 for free to all players who own the full game, with an open beta that ran in the early fall, from September 21-25.

It is a class-based mode, focusing heavily on strategy with four archetypes and multiple roles within each class.

Gallery [ ]

Challenges program for Ghost Recon: Breakpoint [ ]

As part of the marketing campaign leading up to Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint release, Ubisoft announced a month long challenge program in Wildlands, which granted the player extra rewards in Breakpoint before its conclusion in September 27th, 2019.

The included tasks and rewards included:

• Explore the Wildlands
• Play Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands at least once, and you’ll unlock a pick-up vehicle in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Complete the Campaign
• Take down El Sueno and his four buchones to wield Sueno’s favorite weapon in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Complete Ghost Mode
• In Ghost Mode, complete the campaign and unlock all parts of the Exo Suit (excluding Silver and Gold colors) to claim an exclusive Emblem and Title in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Take on Tier One Mode
• Reach Tier One in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands’ campaign to unlock an exclusive Emblem and Title in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Battle in Ghost War
• Finish three rounds of Ghost War without quitting to unlock an exclusive CQC Knife in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Earn Prestige
• Play at least one round of Ghost War after reaching Prestige Level 1, and you will earn an exclusive Emblem and Title in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Answer Sam Fisher’s Call
• Complete Operation Watchman to unlock Sam Fisher’s iconic weapon in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Link up with Twitch
• Complete Operation Archangel to unlock an exclusive HK416 Rainbow Six weapon skin in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Babysit Little Brother
• Complete Operation Silent Spade to unlock an exclusive Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Future Soldier weapon skin in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Walk the Walk with Walker
• Complete Operation Oracle to unlock a Laser Aptial HDG attachment in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
• Oh and one last thing...
• Find the hidden Confidential Blueprint Kingslayer File in Operation Oracle to receive a cool reward in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

The rewards can no longer be earned after the final date had passed. The player that has played the game during the program on the same account will receive the rewards either automatically or upon talking to Holt in Erewhon in Breakpoint (Note, you will only be able to activate the extra dialogue in the Gear Score mode of the game) with extra dialogue referencing events from Ghost Recon: Wildlands.

Daily Challenges [ ]

Weapons [ ], equipment [ ].

• Grenades ( flash , frag , diversion )

Vehicles [ ]

• Matahorn cab-over-engine truck
• Matahorn military truck
• Brubeck high-duty truck
• Decussine 70s' large luxury saloon
• Decussine 2010s' large luxury SUV
• Decussine 90s' large SUV
• Decussine 2010s' luxury pickup
• Decussine 2010s' large luxury saloon
• Decussine 90s' large luxury saloon
• Decussine 90s mid-size saloon
• Landrock military SUV
• Landrock small offroad vehicle
• Landrock panel van
• Landrock heavy-duty truck
• Vintage motorcycle
• Armored APC
• Armoured assault vehicle
• Luxury boat
• Sumitsu 90s' mid-size saloon (pre and post facelift)
• Sumitsu 80s' Kei-class van frame
• Sumitsu 80s' Kei-class panel van
• Sumitsu early 2000s' station wagon
• Sumitsu 90s' MPV
• Sumitsu 80s' light pickup truck
• Nakahawa 90s' compact saloon (pre and post facelift)
• Nakahawa 90s' light pickup truck
• Nakahawa compact crossover SUV
• Papavero late 2010s supercar
• UH-60 Black Hawk
• AH-1 SuperCobra
• MH-6/AH-6 Little Bird
• Monster Truck (Narco Road expansion)
• SAM Launcher

Other Topics [ ]

• Ghost Recon Wildlands Missions List
• Provinces in Bolivia
• Kingslayer Files

Narco Road [ ]

“ Infiltrate a gang of smugglers. Take part in their crazy races & challenges to earn their infamous leader's trust and destroy them from the inside. Discover new iconic places, meet new bosses and travel the Wildlands in new exclusives vehicles. - Description ”

The game’s first major expansion will give you the full spectrum of narco life, as you tear through Bolivia using new vehicles in a series of fast-paced missions. Expect to face the most insane adversaries as you infiltrate three smuggling gangs and take out their leaders one by one until you reach the mastermind: El Invisible .

It is a parallel story to the main game per the developers. Players activate a new character to infiltrate the cartel posing as a mercenary. The status of the three factions changes based off this, with Santa Blanca Cartel becoming allies and the enemy being the rival gang Los Sin Alma . The game is based on three missions, each under a different boss - Eddie Escovada , Arturo Rey , and Tonio Mateos all to unlock evidence to reach El Invisible .

The player starts at Level 20 with most skills unlocked. The support options are provided by Santa Blanca and are all filled out. Part of the mission unlock process is by completing cartel activities such as challenges or missions to gain "Followers".

Fallen Ghosts [ ]

“ Hunted Down by disgraced Ex-Special Forces that created their own army, your squad will have to fight harder than ever to complete your mission. - Description ”

With Fallen Ghosts, get ready for your Spec Ops skills to be put to the test! After your chopper is shot down during an evacuation mission, your squad will be forced to adapt as you are tracked down by Los Extranjeros , an elite group of ruthless mercenaries. Fortunately, new weapons and skills will help you and your friends find the strength to escape!

After the fall of the Santa Blanca Cartel, Unidad’s military force is unable to contain the chaos created by the Ghosts. Santa Blanca’s disorganized members search for revenge and the rebels are trying to take back control of cocaine production. In order to help restore order in the country, Unidad enlists the most dangerous volunteers, disgraced ex-military special operations and ex-cartel members from various Latin-American countries, giving birth to a unit specializing in the most brutal operations: Los Extranjeros .

Before leaving the country for good, the Ghosts have one last mission: they need to evacuate the last CIA members and American civilians remaining in the country. On their way in, their chopper is shot down and they crash in the middle of the jungle. They are now chased by enemies better equipped and stronger than them…so they will need to play smart if they want to survive.

Players will start at Level 30 (cap at 35) with all skills unlocked. There will be new weapons and new challenges to face. You will also have a new close combat move animation automatically in use throughout the DLC, and it involves a knife.

Predator Pack [ ]

This DLC is also known as The Hunt Special Event (or The Predator Special Event ). As part of the ongoing effort to support the game, Ubisoft has also released short-term Special Operations DLC. The first pack, released in December 2017, features a mission to hunt the Predator .

In the expansion, the team investigates several brutal killings in the forested areas of Bolivia until encountering the deadly Predator. After a lengthy battle, the team manages to defeat the Predator before it activates its self-destruct, killing itself in a massive explosion. The squad debates informing Bowman of the encounter, but ultimately chooses to keep it to themselves reasoning that Bowman probably wouldn't believe them.

The mission and all of the related gear are now unobtainable as of December 14th, 2020, excluding all of the items earned before the Predator left.

This pack includes:

• The Jungle Moved , a special limited event involving a Predator
• 2 weapons ( M16 , R93 LRS2 )
• 2 tops, one of which has attached functioning Predator wrist blades with unique melee kills
• 4 face paints
• 1 tattoo for each arm
• 3 headwears
• The predator class in Ghost War

Special Operation One: Watchman [ ]

“ Ever hear the name Sam Fisher? No, you haven't. That's because he's the most lethal, elusive, deceptive spy on the planet. He's infiltrated Santa Blanca's most heavily fortified camp posing as a turncoat from a competing cartel. Fisher's objective is to access the new delivery routes for the upcoming cocaine shipment. Santa Blanca's biggest ever. Go in, provide ground support so he can complete his mission. Remember, Fisher is a national security asset, so failure is not an option. - Description ”

The first Special Operation Watchman is a crossover with Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell franchise . It includes a free mission and a Ghost Pack.

• Operation: Watchman , a special mission involving Sam Fisher
• 2 weapons ( SC 4000 , Five Seven Blacklist)
• The karambit knife , which is automatically equiped with the costume or the handwear and requires that you also have the year 2 pass
• 3 paint presets
• 3 headgears, one of which is available on completion of the special mission and is automatically equipped with the costume
• The Echelon class in Ghost War

Special Operation Two: Archangel [ ]

“ Because of unknown reasons, Caveira decided to track a member of the Santa Blanca cartel. It seems she's in trouble now. The Rainbow unit lost contact with her, Bowman asks you to investigate. Now it is your responsibility to help them and save her Twitch will bring support. - Description ”

The second Special Operation Archangel is a crossover with Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege . It includes a free mission and a Ghost Pack.

• Operation: Archangel , a special mission involving three Rainbow operatives ( Caveira , Twitch and Valkyrie )
• Caveira's gloves, which give you access to her CQC move
• 1 weapon ( 416 rifle )
• 1 weapon skin
• 2 headgears
• 1 voice line
• The Surgeon and Toxic classes in Ghost War

Special Operation Three: Silent Spade [ ]

The third Special Operation Silent Spade is a crossover with Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier . It includes 2 free missions, special challenges.

• Operation Silent Spade , 2 special missions involving other Ghosts ( Mitchell , Kozak )
• Future Solider parachute wings
• Iconic Future Soldier equipment prototype
• The Sharpshooter and Vanguard classes in Ghost War

Special Operation Four: Oracle [ ]

The fourth and final Special Operation Oracle has Cole D. Walker going to Bolivia to finish some personal business. The update serves as a prequel for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint . It includes 2 free missions.

• Operation Oracle , 2 special missions involving Walker
• Two unique rewards: Executioner CQC Finisher and Walker Tattoo

Guerilla Mode [ ]

As part of the game's final update, it released Guerilla Mode , a feature similar to that in the proceeding game. It is a PvE experience with the player leading his squad to defend locations throughout the map across 25 waves of increasing force compositions. In between waves, there is a chance go cash in collected gear towards better weapons and perks.

Mercenaries [ ]

The final major content drop for Ghost Recon: Wildlands is the Merceneries mode, that is Ubisoft's take on the battle royale genre.

Mercenaries is an eight-player free-for-all PvPvE gameplay experience. The objective is to call for rescue, locate and reach the extraction point, and be the first to board the helicopter.

Upon completing the first game, the player is granted the Lone Wolf outfit (Cole Walker's outfit from Operation Oracle).

Tie-in Media [ ]

Along with live-action trailers, Ubisoft produced  Ghost Recon Wildlands: War Within the Cartel , a film focusing on the cartel infiltrator Ricky Sandoval , which premiered on February 16. Longtime series writer Richard Dansky wrote the novel Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands: Dark Waters as a prequel to the game. Additionally, Ubisoft released a feature-length documentary titled Wildlands which focuses on the real-world inspiration and background of the game. It was released on March 6. [5] Furthermore, Ubisoft has released the Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ app where players can track their status, recruit teammates, and play a prequel game where Karen Bowman starts the resistance against the cartel.

The Collector's Edition Guide from Prima Games came with an included roleplaying game with stats for the Ghosts and other NPCs and the pre-generated mission The Pishtacos . Gameplay used a D6 for Skills Tests.

Live action trailers [ ]

Ubisoft has also produced live-action trailers featuring the Ghost team in their live-action counterparts. The "Red Dot" trailer was directed by John McTiernan, the same person who directed the original Die Hard . He also directed the "Ruthless" TV spot.

Promotional [ ]

Official Screenshots [ ]

Screenshots [ ]

Soundtrack [ ]

Bibliography [ ]

• Ghost Recon Wildlands Concept and 3D Art

Notes and references [ ]

• ↑ Ghost Recon goes open world with Wildlands! - E3 2015 interview
• ↑ GRW Special Editions
• ↑ Gamesradar review
• ↑ Metacritic: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands for Xbox One Reviews
• ↑ Wildlands Documentary
• 2 Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint
• 3 Ghost Recon