just funny, game can`t work, when u click the play, after the few intros game is stuck the loading icon. bugisoft

Hear me out;

First off let me get this done: ♥♥♥♥ UNIDAD,♥♥♥♥ UNIDAD,♥♥♥♥ UNIDAD and of course ♥♥♥♥ UNIDAD, Because it's basically the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ gta5 police with no purpose EVEN THO I 115% DESTROYED SECURITY REGIONS IT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DID NOTHING.

Now lets focus on:

The core gameplay remains enjoyable across all difficulty levels, the true tactical depth of Wildlands shines when pushing the game to its limits—especially in Ghost Mode.

just don't go over extreme difficulty in tier 1, if you wanna actually have a good time cause they have super aim, super detection cloud and take 5 pistol shots to die when hunted :)

One of the most compelling aspects of Wildlands is the ability to tailor the difficulty to your preference, so use it. The game features multiple difficulty levels, each of which significantly alters how players approach missions:

Arcade Mode: Ideal for casual players, this mode allows for more forgiving enemy AI and plenty of room for error. It’s great for those who just want to enjoy the game’s story and explore the world without constant tension.

Regular Mode: A balanced experience that still allows for tactical play but with a safety net. Enemies pose a moderate challenge, and resources are plentiful.

Advanced Mode: Requires more strategic thinking. Enemies are more aggressive, reinforcements arrive quicker, and stealth becomes much more important.

Extreme Mode: The ultimate test for tactical players. One wrong move can cost you the entire mission. Enemy AI is relentless, spotting you quicker, coordinating attacks, and responding with deadly precision.

The difficulty settings make a huge difference in how the game feels. On lower difficulties, you can get away with run-and-gun tactics, but on Extreme, every engagement requires careful planning, drone scouting, and synchronized shots.

The Immersion of Ghost Mode Is Insane:
For players seeking the most intense, realistic, and immersive experience, Ghost Mode is where Wildlands truly shines. Introduced in a later update, Ghost Mode transforms the game into a high-stakes, permadeath tactical operation. Here’s why it stands out:

Permadeath: If you die, you start over. No second chances. This adds an immense level of tension and forces you to play carefully.
Limited Resources: You can only carry one primary weapon at a time, making loadout choices critical.
Realistic Reloading: Partial reloads discard any remaining bullets in a magazine, requiring proper ammo management.
No HUD or Minimal Assistance: The absence of traditional game aids increases immersion, requiring players to rely on natural navigation and observation.
Teamwork is Everything: Whether playing solo with AI teammates or in co-op, every action must be coordinated to avoid detection and minimize risks.

Ghost Mode enhances the tactical depth of Wildlands, making it feel like a true special operations experience. Every mission becomes a carefully planned operation where one mistake could mean losing hours of progress.

So basically it gives players the freedom of choice in difficulty and how they wanna play.

BUT, Tier One mode is just pain disguised as a challenge.(when you go above 20) Enemies have god-tier aim, body armor that might as well be plot armor, and somehow, their bullets hit harder than yours even when you're using the same gun and upgraded it to LEVLEL ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ 30. You spend more time crawling in the dirt, waiting for revives, and praying your AI squad actually does something useful. And the XP grind? Might as well be a second job.
Honestly, Tier One mode feels less like a tactical shooter and more like a "how much suffering can you endure before uninstalling" simulator. (unless you are a content creator farming for views and glaze how good this mode is.)

Also Ubisoft being Ubisoft took down taskforce servers so no special tasks to grind Prestige Credits, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Bastards also locked localization settings so god forbid you want another language pack, its a pain to fix. 7/10

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Now lets talk about 2 major DLC's:

First is Narco Road:
Why Narco Road is Terrible!

Repetitive, Hollow Gameplay

The DLC swaps out the tactical squad-based missions that made the base game unique for shallow, recycled side activities.

Most “missions” are copy-pasted tasks: chasing cars, blowing up convoys, or racing — none of which fit the Ghost Recon identity.

Awful Follower System, Basically Progression is kinda tied to grinding “followers” (basically social media clout), which feels more like a parody of Ubisoft’s obsession with metrics than meaningful gameplay.

It’s not satisfying — instead of rewarding tactical play, it forces players into repetitive stunt missions.

Achievements/trophies are tied to this pointless follower mechanic, making completionists suffer through content that already feels tedious.

Driving & Vehicle Handling = Worst in Class

Wildlands already had notoriously bad driving physics — Narco Road doubles down on it by centering DLC around racing and stunts.

The result? Floaty cars, stiff steering, zero grip, and controls that feel more broken than fun.
Not to mention the LSD-like Nitro System, Instead of improving driving, Ubisoft slapped on a ridiculous “nitro boost” that turns vehicles into uncontrollable, glowing missiles.

It looks and feels more like a cartoon power-up than anything grounded in the Ghost Recon world.

The Tone-Deaf Design:
The gritty cartel narrative of Wildlands is replaced with an over-the-top “extreme sports narco celebrity” vibe.
It clashes so hard with the base game’s identity that it feels like a parody DLC, not a serious expansion.

AND THE CHARACTERS WONT SHUT THE ♥♥♥♥ UP. 0/10

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Second is Fallen Ghosts:
Back to Tactical Roots

Unlike Narco Road, this DLC doesn’t forget what Ghost Recon is supposed to be: stealth, strategy, and squad-based infiltration.

The missions are built around sneaking, planning, and using your tools effectively — not grinding meaningless side tasks.

New Enemies Actually Add Challenge, Introduces tougher enemy types (snipers, jammers, armored heavies, cloaked assassins).

They force you to change tactics instead of steamrolling every fight with the same strategy.

Sometimes it feels a bit “Ubisoft-y” (throwing gimmick enemies instead of smarter AI), but overall it keeps you on your toes.

You’re stranded after a helicopter crash with limited resources.
That setup ALONE feels more desperate and immersive compared to the cartoonish tone of Narco Road.

Better progression: New weapons and skills feel meaningful instead of grindy.
Sadly it's a bit short tho. 8/10

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