Many skills and assets to unlock and upgrade, a number of which open many new options to the player. It has: -A large, beautiful open world with great variation in landscapes. Whatever the case, it doesn't seem justified to me. I'm not sure where the animus for it is coming from, but maybe it differs drastically from previous Ghost Recon titles I'm not familiar with, and diehard fans are taking it out on the user rating. All that being said, I am surprised by a 6.0 user rating for this game. I also played in the open beta, which confirmed that I would be purchasing it when it released. As a disclaimer, I am not a fanatic of the Ghost Recon game series, but Wildlands caught my eye and hasn't disappointed. I'm not sure where the animus for it is I have been enjoying Wildlands a lot over the past week. I have been enjoying Wildlands a lot over the past week. It's not going to be a waste of your money but it's nowhere near contention for game of the year. However, given that Ubisoft's last Tom Clancy title was the fundamentally-broken The Division, Wildlands comes off as a greater success. If things like that are a big reason why you play games, Wildlands doesn't succeed as well. In the end, I liked Wildlands because it was just barely interesting enough to keep me going but not interesting enough for me to glue myself to my seat and pay close attention to a world of fantastic people and story lines. Sometimes it performs very well, other times it seems fairly dumb. This portion of the game is done at least fairly well but the skill trees aren't all that interesting and it's absolutely possible to beat this game on anything but the hardest difficulty without investing much into skills and support. There is also a lot of collection that occurs in this game with weapons, accessories, and skills development. You get the point of what's going on but nothing is really that memorable. There's a few great moment in the narrative as it pertains to certain members of El Sueno's followers and your encounters with them, but otherwise I felt like the details were more on the bland side like early Destiny. My biggest problem with this game, besides it not being original, is that even the potential in the story and characters don't feel fully realized. I played it on the 2nd-hardest difficulty so people playing on easier difficulties might be able to get everything done sooner. For me, it took 3 days of playing time (that's 72 hours) to fully beat each mission in this game. Wildlands is so big and can take so long to complete that it's value in terms of what you pay for what you play is significant. It's clear that Ubisoft had no problems being extremely unoriginal and hoped that the product would be so good that nobody cared. At its core, Wildlands is a Far Cry copycat, where everything you do and interact with is heavily copied from recent Far Cry games. This kind of freedom can make Wildlands seem better than it really is.
People can join games in progress with friends or randomly - whatever you want.
What Wildlands does better than some games like it is how well it plays whether you're in a cooperative setting or just playing by yourself. There is no linear story line that players will play through since it really doesn't matter as you're simply capturing high value targets and blowing up portions of Sueno's operation. That's the premise, and the world and order you make your moves are both massive and varied. As you put the squeeze on Sueno, it forces him to try and react. This means you'll be taking down 4 arms of his operation that controls things like manufacturing, marketing, distribution, security, money, etc. Your team, directed by a CIA operative known as Bowman, moves throughout Bolivia with the intention of dismantling Sueno's entire operation. The discrete militant group known as the Ghosts head to Bolivia to reign in a cocaine mega-distributor known as El Sueno who has Bolivia's law enforcement bought so well that no citizen can hope for reprieve. Your team, directed by a CIA operative known as Bowman, moves throughout Bolivia with the intention of Wildlands is all over the place from a quality and consistency standpoint. Wildlands is all over the place from a quality and consistency standpoint.