ghost recon advanced warfighter 2 sequel

The GRAW maps are insanely rich in terms of hidden opportunities to express your tactical behavior and imagination. This requires some real tactical thinking for you to be successful and beat the game. So the devs actively think about how to trap, ambush and surprise the gamers who want to play the game. In GRAW, the maps are designed FOR a given mission, a given script. Wanting to do big, but forgetting the details. This is because of this openworld hype, ruining the careful and accurate map design. Again, it’s a brain teaser.Īnd this, my friends, is ABSENT from Wildlands. It’s about choosing which of the 3 or 4 streets leading to the drop point are the best deal considering enemy PLACEMENT, enemy MOVEMENTS, and shooting angles. Advanced Warfighter missions are puzzles, they are brain teasers ! It’s not really about being silent (even if this would have been a good extra ). Too much approach angles means no challenge.Īdvanced Warfighter games don't give a damn about these extras. Sometimes with an extra (don’t be detected, don’t kill, etc…) but. GR:W is about completing an objective, and there is no challenge, no traps to do so. But in Ghost Recon Wildlands, there is no tactics. Let me summarise some thoughts about what Ghost Recon is to me : (I played all of them) Online GRs where okay, but we are talking about singleplayer and COOP experience here. The very concept of a franchise is to keep its concept and core gameplay among the titles, so we (the gamers, maybe you remember about us sometimes) can dream and enjoy this concept for years and years.Īnd future soldier… I mean… this crap isn’t even tactical. Don't tell us a franchise can fully change its spirit, because this is bull***t.

Wildland is a great game, but it IS NOT a ghost recon. This open world everywhere obsession has to STOP. A new GR:AW game would be a real gift to a lot of gamers, and would give back to the franchise the tactical and smart playstyle GR really represents.

Ghost recon advanced warfighter 2 sequel