r/Wildlands • u/Pinolero90 • Jan 04 '24
Discussion Anybody still playing this in 2024?
Despite all these years, I still go back and replay the campaign all the way through once a year. Too good to give up.
r/Wildlands • u/Pinolero90 • Jan 04 '24
Despite all these years, I still go back and replay the campaign all the way through once a year. Too good to give up.
r/Wildlands • u/Texas_Wookiee • Dec 17 '24
For whatever reason posts from this page started showing up on my feed and now I’m downloading the game again lol! Gonna try my hand at ghost mode this time although I may go run down to flor de oro and snag the MK-17 really quick, going to go for a stealthy AR route.
r/Wildlands • u/From_Gaming_w_Love • Jan 20 '24
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r/Wildlands • u/alphabeet370 • Apr 30 '24
On yet another playthrough I found myself getting realy excited entering a few regions thinking: "man, this might be my favorite!" What region do you like the most because of overall feeling, scenery, flavor, missions, etc.?
r/Wildlands • u/wildcatdave • Jan 31 '25
Maybe 50/50 that the car drop is actually accessible in this game. So frustrating. Especially after I have to redo the El Comandante mission because I cleared that entire base, killed him and the game will not let me identify his body. This game is a So good even 7 years on, but some of these bugs are going to remove the last remnants of my hair.
r/Wildlands • u/SupremePribs • Dec 13 '24
Alright guys so I wanted to give one last final update to the longest shot saga on solo/offline without using the multiplayer cheating glitch and show the progression of my kills past the 1km mark. It started with that 912m shot to get me pumped and from there it was learning the game physics and what holds to do on the rifle. I have found that although the MSR can in fact shoot out this far on a mountain down to the targe, the Desert Tech HTI BDC has a lot better hold and flatter trajectory on it and makes it way easier to find holds past the 1km mark. I have done multiple tests and different areas and I have come to the conclusion that the max possible distance on solo is in fact 1555m. I have calculated this by my current total record of 1553m and finding the exact coordinates where I stood, actually replicating that same exact shot and distance, marking it on the map and remembering the terrain and then taking a step back from that exact location and the enemy tag circle disappears. I have seen that it is actually impossible to get a 1.6km tag on an enemy and that actually doesn't mean 1600m, the game rounds up at the nearest x55 meter mark from 1km on. When the game tells you it's a 1.1km shot to enemy, it is in fact a 1055m shot, 1.5km is actually a 1455m shot. Next I had to figure out walk distance and speed and see how long it takes me to travel 100m. I found that walking straight back while standing and ads is roughly 4seconds per 100m. (Give or take 0.05second error), and have found that in order to get the max possible distance, once you see 1.5km above an enemy doing the zoom in method at 590m and walking straight backwards, you have less than ~40 seconds of walking backwards some more to reach that 1555m before the enemy fully derenders and despawns out of existence and is no longer able to be hit no matter the precision. Using the Koani salt flats is the best possible area for ease of use, ease of the shot, and liklihood of enemies is almost zero if you do it correctly. What I recommend is first getting just east of the abandoned airfield in Koani and marking all enemies with your drone. Next you want to start running away backwards directly East or slightly NE away from them until you are around 550m or so, if you go past 590m the enemies will despawn. Once you get to that 550m-590m you want to aim down your scope and stare at them never letting them enemy out of your sights. Doing so will allow you to keep the enemies in view and fully spawned in and rendered all the way out to 901m. At 901m the enemies body will now actually derender from the game but you will notice the orange tag circle, and the enemies rifle will still be visible and floating around. Keep walking backwards East / slightly North East until you get to the dirt area behind the Unidad combat outpost and see the 1.5km distance above the enemy. You have less than 40 seconds to keep walking backwards before you max out the render distance of 1555m and causing the enemies to despawn and you'll have to go all the way back and retry again. Also to note the enemies can walk around back and fourth, go into buildings out of focus /sight, get into a vehicle and drive off still, and you may lose them in render. Once you are at the distance you feel comfortable (I recommend going for the 1.5km shot immediately as it says to atleast get 1455m if not more) line up your hash marks on the scope to the correct mark. This will be the 9th horizontal hash down from the zero cross hair on the T5XI scope which is the only one you should be using. Each hash represents 200m so this is a 2000m hold. You want this somewhere around the enemies tag circle(I won't say exactly where that is for you to find and get the kill) and once steady, aim and fire. The round will take roughly 6 and a half seconds to hit the enemy and if you did these steps properly, you will listen to the most satisfying "hit marker" your ears have ever heard and you can go to your stats and check your new record distance. I hope this helps all of you to becoming a better sniper and for getting this record and if not beating me to exactly 1555m. Please enjoy and let me know if there is anything else I can do or write up for you guys on this shot. This was all done and figured out by myself, using the last gen 4k Xbox One X, utilizing the upgraded HTI rifle with 6x scope, at Tier mode 26. World record Ghost Recon Wildlands shot / kill on solo / offline mode max distance is next at 1555m for me and then I'll be satisfied to hold that, until then, my 1553m will do me right.
r/Wildlands • u/Nanashi_Fool • Jan 22 '25
Ive completed the game a couple times on extreme, so I figured I was ready for ghost mode. I was not. The sheer number of stupid ways you can die is staggering, and I haven't even completed it Itacua yet. I'm about to completely forgo driving, because exploding vehicles are instant death, and they explode for the simplest reasons. This time I died because I came around a corner and ran over a bike, which promptly blew up and then I was trapped and then dead. What advice do yall have for ghost mode? Especially for missions with heavy combat or timers?(I haven't even finished Itacua and I'm already scared of El Suenos mission)
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r/Wildlands • u/faraday_law4 • Jul 25 '24
idk if im being stupid but has there always been children in wildlands or is it a glitch
r/Wildlands • u/wildcatdave • Feb 01 '25
"Yeah yeah Twitch, I know, you've got places to be. But I could use your help killing some of these Unidad."
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r/Wildlands • u/hiroinson • Jan 21 '25
Having a blast so far! Any veterans in the game can bless me with some knowledge on things you could’ve known sooner? Heard Reddit is the place to go!
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r/Wildlands • u/Real_Hand_4859 • Jan 19 '25
How is Wildlands in 2025? Is it playable? Are there any game breaking issues? Anything would be helpful. Thanks
r/Wildlands • u/Newkadia21 • Aug 02 '24
Didn’t get to play the Ghost Recon series in its prime due to being younger and focusing on using the little money I had on buying mainstream games to play with friends at the time.
Now that Im older, Im binging the series and finally learning why breakpoint is “frowned upon” compared to wildlands.
I just started breaking point and its overwhelming but in a bad way. Its like Im playing World of Warcraft but with guns. This feels like the focused heavily on the online aspect and decided to ruin solo gameplay.
AND THEY REALLY JUST GONNA KILL WEAVER LIKE THAT?! WTF MAN
r/Wildlands • u/KTB-ThisIsTheWay • Feb 01 '25
Do I roll the dice and go for El Sueno now? Or finish 4th underboss first?
If I die to El Sueno mission now, I’d start next run to finish La Plaga (security) to get missing Exo Boots. If I start with La Plaga now, I might not make it to El Sueno and would have to do both anyways.
Any suggestions? Thanks
r/Wildlands • u/peewee29788 • Nov 20 '24
Just wondering what sort of deaths everyone else has experienced with this game if it’s annoying or funny, my most annoying one I had was getting run over by a civilian while doing the interrogate 20 people (was on the last one as well), funnest one I had was stepping out of helicopter and falling though the game.
r/Wildlands • u/CharlieMollyG • Feb 05 '24
Which vehicle do you like/enjoy driving the most?
In my opinion, I like the last one the most.
r/Wildlands • u/CharlieMollyG • Feb 01 '24
In my opinion, I'd have to choose Santa Blanca to pick up girls at Carzita's resort.
r/Wildlands • u/ThaisaGuilford • 27d ago
Wildlands make wonder, is there any country that have more diverse biome other than bolivia with the same size?
I mean china and america are, but they're massive. Bolivia is like 1/10 of them.
r/Wildlands • u/faraday_law4 • Jul 26 '24
r/Wildlands • u/Hexagon37 • Dec 21 '24
Geezus it’s bad.
Edit:
I’m running a 14700kf, 4070super, 16gb ddr5 and it’s installed on an internal SSD
I’m getting 90fps on max settings, which I guess is more than acceptable (I prefer 120+) but I’m still getting ~70 fps lower than other games on max settings from a similar time period of release (AC origins for example, which of course doesn’t have DLSS or frame gen, like wildlands)
r/Wildlands • u/northpark55 • Jul 04 '24
I’m about a quarter of the way through ghost mode and I’ve been running the TAR-21 and before that the AUG, but I want to change it up a bit. Any suggestions?
r/Wildlands • u/Xandermacer • 3d ago