None of the microtransactions hinder this core experience and thus, the core experience isn’t diminished because they exist.
These endless swarms of enemies provide me with the loot, skill points, intel, blue prints, experience and most importantly, the gameplay experience I need. This endless feeling of dread while trudging through hostile areas, some of which far exceed my level, is what defines Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint.
If a helicopter comes by, they’re easier to dodge and become easier to shoot out of the sky with Rocket Launchers or LMG’s but the threat is still constant. If a UAV locates me, it sends a swarm of drones or elite soldiers with superior firepower firing at me after dropping a red smoke signal. The feeling of dread creeps over me as I trudge through an empty field as the game is programmed to have helicopters and UAV locate you when the soldiers patrolling Auroa can’t. This comes off more as a compliment to the stealthy nature of the game more than a hindrance to the progression of missions even though sometimes the deaths rack up. These impressive AI are scattered around the map, including around low-level zones, forcing Nomad to dodge snipers who can instant kill to attack the soldiers that are closer to your level. The responsive AI will use hit boxes to their advantage, barely peering over the hood of a car or the corner of a ledge to shoot Nomad, forcing you out of cover to line up a good shot. The most notable glitches are when NPC’s aren’t animated properly or at all for their dialogue, leading to similar situations as Mass Effect Andromeda. These glitches are mostly entertaining but can take away from the immersion of the game. Alternatively, sometimes Nomad (the playable character) glitches through the map or a character isn’t animated at all for a dialogue scene. Sometimes the audio bugs out and gunfire, explosions and footsteps don’t make a sound. Though the visuals and sound design of Ghost Recon Breakpoint are both very impressive, it should be noted that both are glitchy in their own ways.
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