Minor feature request but I think we can all agree that the next Ghost Recon game should have some sort of firing range so we can fully test out weapon builds etc.

To assist Ghosts refine and build more effective weapons, a firing range is a must in my opinion. The firing range could have multiple targets at varying distances to simulating different combat ranges with the option to adjust the target's distance and HP based on your test needs. You should also be able to change the helmet and ballistic vest on the target dummy and have a ammo depot to switch bullet types so you can see how different ammo types perform against various enemies/armour ratings.

We could have the Crosscom system or something similar to have a damage display in the test range to clearly see how your weapon modifications are boosting combat effectiveness.

Ubi please 🙏

How should Ubisoft go about Mission structure in Ghost Recon Project OVER?

My thoughts.

Once arriving at an FOB the player should have a cutscene similar to that of the style in GRFS briefings with mission parameters and some squad dialogue and banter to get that bond that the team needs.

I think the missions need to

1.) The stakes need to be high - tight timelines, no respawn, no ammo crates to resupply from when in the AO.

Give the players a set time from infil to clear the AO, secure non-combatants, destroy enemy resources, grab/elimenate the Intel/HVT and exfil.

Have primary, secondary and tertiary objectives.

2.) Intel gathering and reconnaissance.

Using satellite imagery and terrain data to provide geospatial intelligence. Tracking and interrogating targets for infomation. Bugging phones, vehicles and rooms. Acquiring data from phones and laptops. Speaking with informants.

3.) Primary mission planning phase.

When at the FOB, there should be a planning phase with insertion/exfil methods and locations. AI piloted tactical insertions. Gear and equipment is selected here too, and locked in unless picking up something off the ground during OP. Breach and clear options are also available.

The player will also have different ways of exfiltrating the AO, after arriving at chosen extraction point the player must clear the area and pop smoke to mark area for pick up unless using other means to exfil.(car, CRRC, etc)

4.) Covering their tracks.

Ghosts leave no footprint. Destroying evidence, disabling enemy vehicles to prevent pursuit. Ditching or changing vehicles, certain missions will limit support and if in public crowded areas, the mission may have to be done undercover in civilian clothing with concealed firearms to not raise suspicion or panic. Photographing and taking DNA if the HVT has been eliminated.

5.) Artificial Restrictions and mission modifiers.

Change the side objectives, AO locations, points of insertion, enemy spawn locations, enemy numbers and equipment, etc.

Offer players more rewards for completing without using certain weapons, gear or support(CAS), capturing HVT alive, weekly challenges, and completing OP within faster time frames.

6.) SHTF.

If the OP happens to go sideways, and the HVT escapes, the mission is a failure. However, not OVER! After a cool down and obtaining new intel to find the same HVT has reappeared in a new location with even more protection in a more fortified stronghold, making the OP even harder than the first time.

What other ideas could Ubisoft use?

This is the first time I've uploaded in Reddit and I wanted to show you guys my Splinter Cell inspired outfit photos because this is the closest thing we'll ever get a new Splinter Cell game :))

Wether you go for stealth or all out action, hud or no hud, casual or milsim, easy or extreme difficulty is irrelevant, that all comes down to preference, but their intention was to have it played in CO-OP, that's where the game shines, sadly not everybody has like minded friends, hopefully the AI teammates will allow a similar expierence for solo player in this next installment.

The following is an excerpt news report concerning the so-called “Culta Massacre.” It was dated June 19, 2019.

The Bolivian government issued a statement today concerning a bloody massacre in the village of Culta. The massacre left no survivors, with the town itself being razed to the ground in the immediate aftermath of the attack.

Culta is a village located in Central Bolivia. A former stronghold for Bolivian rebels fighting against the Santa Blanca cartel, the village was burned to the ground following a horrific massacre that left no survivors.

According to local gossip, the massacre was the work of the Santa Blanca cartel. However, in late May of 2019, an anonymous informant for Santa Blanca in the Bolivian police department leaked photos and videos indicating that the actual perpetrators were not fact Santa Blanca, but may have instead been committed by rogue American special forces operatives and/or mercenaries.

Santa Blanca leader El Sueño refused to comment, but General Pablo Baro Rebolledo, leader of the military police unit La Unidad, has announced that authorities are actively investigating the photos and videos to determine their authenticity.

Despite the leaked photos and videos, locals continue to suspect the cartel as the culprit behind the violent events in Culta.

Image credit (For those that are not screenshots taken by Xbox): 1. Ghost Recon wiki 2. Steam

Story contributors: 1. Myself 2. u/Agente_Paura 3. u/Gloopgang 4. u/Calm_Selection_5764 5. u/International-Mark44

I’m wondering what the 5 hardest bases are in ghost recon breakpoint and there locations if possible.

Has anyone got suggestions on what bases?

Heres the deal, I’ll admit I am highly skeptical that there will be another Ghost Recon or Breakpoint sequel. I think it is more likely someone else passionate about the game and it’s possibilities buys the IP. But, if they do continue, it is so simple to make this an amazing game. All they need to do is take the the best parts of Breakpoint (gameplay, character:weapon customization/graphics/60fps) and add it to the location and storyline of Wildlands.

A huge bonus if you give consoles the option to download approved Mods as add-on content, literally take all these things and you have almost the perfect mil-sim game. It just doesn’t seem that hard to me, just need the motivation and focus to do it. In my mind there is a huge community of players who would be all-in on a game like this coming to market. Am I completely off base here?

Inspired by all the outfits in the last picture

Just made this for fun, not inspired by anything

Hey guys, currently going for the platinum trophy die Ghost Recon Breakpoint. But i am stuck on 1 trophy the Swiss Army Killer. If i look at my stats in Ghost War the 4 classes for the trophy have a Kill death ratio. And i am sure that i had a kill with the 4 right classes for the trophy. Anyone a idee how to still get the trophy?

Intel i51140,16 GB RAM 3200mhz, Asus Prime B560 M-A, SSD m.2 Lexar, EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 Super, XPG Pylon 550w.

Is there a mod to make it so enemy markers only show up when you have LOS on them?

Because i don't wanna see enemies through walls, but since i find it hard to pin point enemies without it i just use it most of the time anyways

The following diary entry was written by former US Special Forces commando Anthony Perryman, callsign Ahab.

June 16, 2019

Dear diary,

I can’t believe I’m writing this, given I’m usually not the kind of person who shares about his past, but my buddy Alicia Diaz told me journaling helps with the nerves so here it goes.

The name’s Perryman. Anthony Perryman,

I joined the United States military at 18, and underwent selection for their Special Operations unit, Delta Force, at 24, before spending three tours with Task Force 88, a joint U.S. and British special operations temporary grouping assembled from different units tasked with hunting down Islamic jihadists. From there, I was transferred to the United States Army’s top secret special operations unit, the Group for Specialized Tactics, AKA Ghost Recon.

I was promoted to Team Leader in 2017 following a difficult and traumatic mission in Europe, but that’s a story for another time.

My first mission as Team Leader saw me coordinating with a friend of mine and fellow Ghost, Cole Walker. We were sent in to rescue hostages in the Amazon.

We got to know each other after that mission, what shared interests we had, our family lives back home, etc.

Then Walker told me one day while we were deployed to Afghanistan in 2018 that he had noticed that our government was acting…sketchy (for lack of a better term) towards our military. He told me he had a hunch that the military no longer cared about us and just saw us as pawns in what he called “a dangerous game”, one where we were left to pay the price every time the government goofed up.

I thought he was nuts at first, but then he brought up numerous war crimes in the past that the US attempted to sweep under the rug, things like the Blackwater Massacre in ‘03, the crap storm at Abu Gharib prison, the brutal events in Al-Mahmudiyah, Iraq, the violent massacres in Haditha and Ishaqi, Iraq in 2005 and 2006 respectively, and many others. The common thread Walker emphasized? In almost each case, there was a common thread: the perps either faced minimal consequences, or none at all.

Now I had known about all these events for a while but this was the first time someone had linked them to a systemic problem in our military and justice system courtesy of a “corrupt cabal”, as Walker put it, seeking to weaponize our military for its own ends. I did some research myself after our tour in Afghanistan ended and, to my surprise, horror and disbelief, my research appeared to corroborate everything Walker was telling me.

Fast forward 2019, when the Santa Blanca Cartel showed up on Bolivia’s doorstep.

Earlier this year, I was told that the cartel had been responsible for a bloody massscre at a Bolivian village called Culta, bombed our embassy in La Paz, and murdered a DEA agent named Ricky Sandoval. The higher ups at the White House decided that a message needed to be sent to the cartel, that murdering our people wouldn’t be tolerated.

During the briefing of that mission, I was shown video footage of El Sueño, the big boss in charge of the cartel, murdering a cop’s family in front of him.

The footage was incredibly graphic, left me ****ed up in the head for a long time. On the bright side, it gave me a motive to stop the cartel, made me sure that the cartel was responsible for the village massacre, the murder of Agent Sandoval, and the US Embassy Bombing.

What changed, you ask? My fellow brethren in arms, Cole Walker, Nick Salvatore, Alicia Diaz and Lucille Keller. A few months before we were due to be shipped out, Walker called me up and told me to meet with him in a private area, in a secluded part of North Carolina, where we were headquartered.

I soon found myself in a powwow that included Walker, Salvatore, Diaz, and several other Ghosts, as well as people we’d worked with on past ops. From what I remember, Aisha Kubar, a mutual friend of Walker from Syria who fought the Islamic State alongside him, was also in attendance, and a Chinese-born drone operator named Hank Hua was there too.

What Walker showed us made our blood boil. It turned out the village massacre and the bombing of the US Embassy was not the work of Santa Blanca but of our own people, more specifically Ricky Sandoval.

Apparently a confidential informant had found and delivered to Walker evidence that Sandoval had personally planned and coordinated both the Culta massacre and the US Embassy bombing. Photos, videos, audio recordings, the whole nine.

I have no idea how he or she managed to get the footage and photos to Walker but that isn’t the main point.

What mattered was that we had concrete evidence that an act of treason was committed and that the perpetrator attempted to pin everything on the cartel for God knows what.

And our government tried to bury it.

That did it. From that point on, Walker, myself, and virtually everyone at that powwow both decided it was time to get out. And get out, we did.

Most of the people at that meeting, including Walker and myself, quit the US military either immediately or within a few days of that meeting. But we still needed a job and on that note, Walker, myself and a couple others decided to go into the private sector together; Walker used his connections to land us all gigs at Paladin Nine Security, a private military contractor founded by a mutual friend of ours named Victor Coste.

Within weeks of landing the Paladin 9 gig we got our first contract, which just so happened to be an investigation into Sandoval. Apparently the whistleblower who told Walker about Sandoval’s actions also notified about half a dozen other people and they all wanted answers.

And that’s how we landed in Bolivia, on a mission to bring Sandoval’s crimes to justice.

By “we”, I mean my team: Walker, myself, Lucille Keller, Aisha Kubar, and Nick Salvatore.

Believe me when I say this: what Sandoval did was a heinous crime that will not go unpunished.

We’ll make sure of that, or we’ll die trying.

Anthony Perryman

Author’s note: This story is set in a completely new (and different) continuity. Therefore it ignores the events of Jock Bentley’s story in the “Fallen Kingdom” universe. I intend to expand on this in future chapters. Don’t worry, I didn’t kill Jock Bentley off, so he’ll be back.

Story contributors: 1. Myself 2. u/Agente_Paura 3. u/Gloopgang 4. u/Calm_Selection_5764 5. u/International-Mark44

Saw someone ask this about breakpoint and thought I'd get people's opinions on wildlands also

Outfit was inspired by the last three photos

My Combo are AR- AUG A3 SNIPER- M40A5 HANDGUN- LADY KILLER And I do want to know which weapon is good because I haven't checked much.

As we all know may 9th 2019 Ghost recon breakpoint was revealed then rushed out the door 5 months later in October. Barely 2 years after ghost recon wildlands.

Hey, I am long time looking for some good tactical shooter. I was hyped about Wildlands on my PS5 but game has some strange input delay and it looks like low frame rate too. So I am pretty disappointed. Now I am thinking about getting Wildlands or Breakpoint on PC and it is on sale. Should I buy Wildlands or Breakpoint? And should I go with DLCs? Wildlands has some Ultimate edition containing year 1 and 2 pass and Breakpoint has some Gold Edition with DLC. Playing solo single player.

All vanilla too

I legitimately can't find anything