The Ghost Recon Wildlands developers recently rolled out with a new trailer with a new approach to the extraction mission. On the contrary, critics claim that Ghost Recon Wildlands may have in-game contents with resemblance to Metal Gear Solid 5. Furthermore, a new skydiving mission to extract targets in the game has been noted as a team mission.
Mission Design, Areas, Stealth Similarities With MGS5
The short Ghost Recon Wildlands clip reportedly showed gameplay beginning with one Ghost taking down the enemies on a watch tower. The Ghost then scout threats around the area. Finally, the Ghost eliminated the enemy snipers that may be used to alarm the entire camp of the upcoming attack.
From there, three more Ghosts come in flying over in a helicopter. The Ghosts destroy more enemies and confirm the target. Apparently, the clip may be focused on spotting enemies to alert the allies of possible threats. In addition, the Ghost Recon Wildlands developers reportedly included different ways to approach each extraction mission.
However, it has been noted that the new Ghost Recon Wildlands gameplay reportedly depicts that of the Metal Gear Solid 5. It has been pointed out the huge areas in Ghost Recon Wildlands and the mission design may be similar to that of The Phantom Pain. Moreover, even adding multiple ways to approach the mission was reportedly seen on Metal Gear Solid 5 as well.
Ghost Skydives To Kidnap The Target
Meanwhile, the Ghost Recon Wildlands new gameplay feature reportedly revealed a new option to extract a target. Apparently, the Ghosts may need to work as one for the strategy to be effective. It has been revealed that a Ghost may skydive down to the base and kidnap the target while other ghosts on the helicopter may distract the enemies by raining bullets on alerted guards.
Ghost Recon Wildlands players may expect violence and chaos while taking on the strategy. Gun fires, explosions and slashed throats may be called for. The whole mission notably capped in just one minute with the Ghosts escaping with the target on their chopper.
