Finally, the updated version of Ghost Reckon Breakpoint will be released this week. To make the gameplay smoother and more exciting, the developers from Ubisoft Paris asked their fans to participate in a survey about the game as they were looking to upgrade the tactical shooter.
The post0-launch restoration of Breakpoint is still under a survey due to the constant addition of new content and mission. So, over the next two weeks, the fans of the game will be asked to express their expectations from the game. According to the feedback received from the Ghost Recon official subreddit, it can be understood that the fans want some changes in the drone performance and the re-installment of some basic parameters of 2017’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands. This week, Ghost Recons Breakpoint's will release its major update based on players feedback.
One of the issues that the fans pointed out was being unseen in an enclosed enemy vehicle. It would be benefitting for the players as previously many fans had complained about getting interrupted by the roaming patrols as they march on to their next mission.
There is one feature that needs to be immediately used but there is a problem with that as well – without driving up to even 1 kilometer, the players have to shoot the wildlings around. If we look back at the Wildlands, it can be obtained that it had variable means, while entering the vehicle.
However, in the updated version of the game, the players will have enough strength and stamina to transform their firing position while being undercover. Though these changes aren’t that significant, yet they must be pointer-out. The Tuesday patch will include two narratives that would connect to Breakpoint’s outcast functions and homesteader. Many other upgrades are also planned.
The developers of Ubisoft Paris observed that the game didn’t meet with the expectations of the fans of being more radical and immersive. The thing that needs more focus is ‘immersion’. It changes that users’ views of irregular warfare behind the enemy lines. This is what separates this game from Tom Clancy’s games such as the single-player first-person shooting game Divison 2.
Ubisoft president Yves Guillemot stated that the game was rejected by a large section of the community as it didn’t have enough distinct factors. He also told the investors to not keep high expectations from the latter part of this year. As a result, the players requesting it to call AI squadmates didn’t come as a surprise. The developers wanted the players to have human team-up. But, the AI teammates were already on the horizon with no released date to show about the release of Breakpoint.
Well, just like Divison 2, players are not happy with this game’s progression too. The question is whether the developers work on these improvements to make the game better.
The game will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
