Those four, aside from skill points, are required to progress the player’s skill tree. Once everything’s done, it’s time to take on Santa Blanca. One thing to note is that the physical appearance can’t be changed, but the clothing can be hot-swapped during the game. Also, if you’re too involved in creating a protagonist, you’re out of luck as there’re no body part sliders similar to Bioware, FromSoftware, or Bethesda RPGs.
Sorry guys, no clown masks or anything ridiculous.
The character creation is quite polished, adding in obvious options for a military operation. While the voice of Nomad remains the same, his physical appearance depends on the players’ imagination. Prior to starting the main campaign, the player invited to create and shape his/her own Ghost. Instead the game paints a typical antagonist that’s bad to the core.Ĭharacter Creation and Santa Blanca This guy looks familiar. Sadly, I was expecting Ubisoft to play the gray morality line by making El Sueño a criminal mastermind that has a heart of gold. Ridiculous as it may be, there’s still that lingering thought that a powerful enough drug cartel can literally own and run a country. Here, we have another specimen of USA saving the rest of the world with the power and awe of freedom. The story itself sounds like complete bollocks if seen at a larger picture. Under the command and assistance of Bowman, a CIA agent, these “Ghosts” will give El Sueño the reckoning that he deserves. The player takes on the form of “Nomad”, a special forces operative assigned together with a 4-man team to take down El Sueño and Santa Blanca. And this is where Ghost Recon Wildlands start. Santa Blanca’s infamy would’ve been left unabated if it weren’t for a terrorist attack against a US embassy.
In that place, hell is a reality as people are outright killed and justice is but a suggestion. Santa Blanca’s world is bereft of the benefits of government, running and fueled only by the drug ambitions of El Sueño. El Sueño, leader of the drug cartel, Santa Blanca, has managed to carve a drug empire deep within the country. Bolivia, a country in South America, is a drug-ridden place in Ghost Recon Wildlands’ fictional timeline.
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