Please share your thoughts too!! Just remember we keep it honest around here, and we keep it respectful. Watch this to the end to hear my full thoughts. This is a spicy topic, always has been for Ghost Recon fans, so play nice. Let's all band together, hold our hands and yell "shitballs!" together.

For me the perfect ghost recon would be Breakpoints mechanics and physics with Wildlands story setting and AI

Having a realistic setting like Bolivia felt right. A made up fantasy land with an advanced robotic tyranny was kind of hard to ground.

I prefer Wildlands, although Breakpoint is good too. Imagine the atmosphere and immersion of Wildlands with the mechanics of Breakpoint, such as the melee animations, darker nights, etc.

Wildlands with Breakpoint's controls would be a dream to play. One thing I dislike about both though is bullet ballistics. In both games bullets travel super slow and will fly straight for 700 meters or so before they get magnetized to the ground. I get that it's to get you within the enemy detection range but I'd rather they just bump that up instead of making every gun feel like it's airsoft

What I absolutely loved about Wildlands was that it made me feel like an operator in a third world country. The architecture of the buildings and the layout of the map made it much more immersive in that regard. Breakpoint had way more immersive animations and sound design but all of the futuristic technology and architecture just didn’t make it feel real.

An idea here. If you combine wildlands atmosphere of life, land and map design, characters and bosses with breakpoints style of gameplay, realism, customization, and free dlc like operation motherland, you’d get a pretty good ghost recon game. I like both but wildlands is a bit more fun.

Some Wildlands encounters, especially once Unidad reinforcements rock up, can be epic battles for survival. I do feel that infiltrating a Breakpoint facility can be much harder than in Wildlands. The need to hide bodies to maintain your stealth can be critical. Both of these games are great fun.

Wildlands I think is better

I was on wildlands last night and saw a unidad soldier sweeping the floor 😮 where as in breakpoint they just repeat the same patrols and lines and don't even sleep when it's night time

Pretty much agree with all of your points on both games. However, Breakpoint is the superior game for me. Wildlands was fun for it's time but feels dated now. The customization of gameplay styles in Breakpoint is fantastic and contributes heavily to it's longevity for me. A few things I miss from Wildlands are the Unidad mechanic, the rebel support, and the livelier environment but those aren't enough to put the game over the top for me though. Here's a playstyle I developed in Breakpoint if your interested. It's good for the "Survivor Mode/Lone Ghost" players. - Start an new game on Immersive Mode with Extreme Difficulty. No HUD or very limited HUD. One primary weapon, few bandages, injuries on high. - DO NOT select any Class or skills. Zero. So, no Parachute or Night Vision throughout the entire game and extremely limited crafting. - No vehicle spawning or fast travel (unless your stuck in the map). If you want to fly a Helicopter you have to steal one. Same for vehicles. Also, all vehicles have fuel or power. Ranging from 5-10 minutes depending on the vehicle. Small helicopter is 5 mins. Bigger one is 10, for example. - AI Teammates. If you want to use AI Teammates you first have to "rescue" them from Wolf Encampments that are holding Outcasts. - You can only change your weapons and gear at Erewhon (via their 3D printer and supplies) or stuff you've taken off dead Wolves, Sentinels, and Outcasts. Weapons, backpacks, vests, clothes, etc. - Dress for the weather. T-shirts, tank tops, and rolled up sleeves when its warm, jacket, scarves, and gloves for the cold, etc. - Crafting can only be done in Erewhon or a bivouac. If you run out of bandages during a firefight...oh well. - Backpacks. If your using a backpack you have access to your entire inventory. If you're not wearing one you only have access to what's on your inventory wheel. So plan accordingly if you want to sneak into a base with an ultra low profile. - Food. This is optional really. You can eat and drink at a bivouac for that extra bit of immersion. This style requires a LOT of discipline to say the least. It can be very tempting to break the rules at first but after a while it becomes more natural and you may end up restricting yourself more, like only being able to steal a helicopter if there is a Bagman on the base that has the "keys" and you'll need to kill him first! ;)

Breakpoint actually does let you call in missile strikes regardless of class. You can get a strike laser designator from doing the rebel's questline.

Both are incredibly beautiful. BP is smooth, and it doesn’t launch trash cans around stumbling into them. However, WL you can 1-3 tap an Enemy, makes it feel a little more immersive in combat. I enjoy both minus the robotic enemies in BP.

Wildlands is a beautiful game. It was made by true enthusiasts. Breakpoint is more focused on mechanics.

I've played around with the spartan mod and most of your gunfights have longer distance from each other. The spartan mod doubles the engagement distance and the detection range so I'm having a lot of tree line fights. The mod really leans into the "the hunter is hunted" theme that ubi was initially going for. The mod also extends most gun's range so there's less of the sudden drop off for bullets in the vanilla version. Supersonic rounds and supersonic rounds now also play a roll as firing a suppressed AR in the base will put them in an alert phase while subsonic rounds are quieter but is still pretty loud. Overall I really recommend the spartan mod to anyone who wants a sorta arcadey mil-sim sandbox shooter.

I totally agree with your overall summary of the two games, but I get more enjoyment out of Wildlands, especially in tear 1 mode!

I really love the Weapons, Character Customization, And how the stealth just feels so good in Breakpoint. Around the only thing that don't like in Breakpoint is the lack of civilian presence, Civilians are driving around like in wildlands, Yeah I get that a bunch of civilians would probably be scared if an armed militia is on the island but They would still have to go out and do things.

Breakpoint is mechanically better, but Wildlands does a way better job with immersion and storytelling. I would love it if down the line they could release an anniversary edition or something that brings Breakpoint’s mechanics and level of polish to Wildlands’ setting and plot.

Breakpoint just feels lifeless compared to Wildlands. The utility is cool, but ultimately, it's a videogame, and Wildlands was built to be more dynamic and unpredictable. Love the animations, but it's not enough to keep BP installed longer than a week.

wildlands map is so beautiful, sometimes i wander around find elegant locations and its always beautiful each time when you come at a different weather or climate

I’m gonna have to say WildLands. AI’s teammates have conversations with one another more than breakpoint. In fact I don’t even think they even talk at all making it get boring faster. Breakpoint is clean however, Breakpoint would slightly be better. I just find myself grow bored after time since no one talks about anything. If you play wild lands you will notice your AI teammates talking about stories. Keeps me more in tuned with the game.

Hoping the next GR takes the best elements from both games and improves significantly, maybe bring in some Ground Branch style customization for vest or helmets. They could seriously go all out, especially with the way how Ubi devs finally are able to have control over their games now and aren't being 100% controlled by greedy higher ups. Depending on if Assassins Creed Mirage is what fans are wanting, it could prove that Ubi is becoming what they once were. I'm hoping for that, but Ubi has been way too disappointing almost the whole past decade which is crazy to think about.

Wildlands story etc is better but playing Breakpoint is better. I love that wildlands had a lot of civilians and a lot of the enemies blended in with them too. Both are very fun. Best tactical shooters out and have been for a while now

Something fun in Wildlands is that you could steal faction vehicles and not be detected. We played co-op and my friend stole a Santa Blanca vehicle, I stuck a bunch of C4 to it, and he drove it right into the base undetected and parked next to the generator lol. He went stealth mode and started killing guys, when he eventually got detected, I denoted the C4, the base went dark, called rebels, motor, etc. Wildlands combat was absolute mayhem and fun. One of the few games where when you blow stealth, it doesn't feel like you have to reset and try again, because going loud was just as fun. You could be really creative using faction vehicles, rebels, etc. and have a lot of random chaotic moments.

I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again: I love both but if Wildlands had the game play and movement mechanics of Breakpoint, I’d never play another game 👍🏼

I love the way Breakpoint feels and the multiple options. my biggest issue (and this is big) is the ballistics. breakpoint after what feels like 200m, that bullet DROPS. like gravity just sucks that round into oblivion. wildlands nailed that when your trying to determine bullet drop, it was just so consistent. the other major point is the location, I miss the local populace and vibe of a country.

Their is no competition, Wildlands is better in pretty much every single way. Wildlands world feels real and immersive while bp feels like an obvious fake vide game world, typical modern ubisoft world, like a movie set. After putting hundreds of hours into breakpoint, it has indeed grown sour to me. Breakpoint just still feels so soulless to me after all these updates. I still play it from time to time but wildlands has never been deleted off my system, breakpoint has, many, many times. I also feel like wildlands is just has way better atmosphere and it's just more immerisve. My favorite goes in the series are Ghost recon 1, 2, both Graw games, and wildlands. Breakpoint isn't the worse game of all time but it's just not as good as wildands in any way in my opinion. Great video man, love hearing everyone's thoughts.

Well said and great explanation about both games. Personally I think the reason why it takes 3 to 5 shots center mass for a breakpoint enemy to go down, is because the villains in Breakpoint and X special force’s soldiers VS on Wildlands that are drug gangs except the Bolivian military. The X special forces will have upgraded chest and body armor. That’s why the developers said that a head will always take them down.

9 months late but i honestly can't really choose i've always had this discussion with my friends about "do you prefer wildlands or breakpoint" and, at first, i will always say wildlands just because the world feels more alive. your AI teammates and their conversations, the civilians driving around the map, the unidad patrols and then getting into a max unidad reinforcement fight for your life is always awesome. calling in mortars on them while rebel reinforcements arrive to help you, it feels great the stealth being 1 hit kills imo doesn't matter too much, because the idea of having to shoot, say, 10 rounds in my 30 round mag to kill 1 dude, and there's 5 of them in an area, isn't very fun to me because it means i'd have to wait for them to split up, into much more inconvenient areas, then take the remaining ones out and even THEN, risk getting spotted due to the gun making considerable noise even with suppressors the animations in breakpoint to me also feel like shit - your character doesnt turn with your camera when walking, when prone this means you cant aim between your legs which also looks and feels pretty cool, the jogging animation in breakpoint feels VERY stiff and linear, as far as i can remember you also can't slow walk in breakpoint like you can in wildlands, you can't holster your gun, it just feels alot more boring and stiff, as if they couldn't afford to get better/more animations character customization - i'd say breakpoint wins, not much to say there, but in both games it seems the majority of character models are asian/asian-americans which is a little strange, not in any racist way, just feels odd how there's like 1 or 2 character models that don't look like asians, not alot of variety imo the missions in breakpoint also feel so fucking confusing to me. wildlands you have all the missions for all the different bosses in their respective province, but the missions come in a linear format, and i'm pointed TO MY MISSION. in breakpoint, not only are there seemingly 1 OR MORE main missions (my own experience), they're not really province specific, it's not like you go to [province], finish all the missions there, then go to the next province repeat. not to mention the fact that there's a damn HIDE AND SEEK MINIGAME? hello?? "[X] is in [Y] province to the northeast of [obscure landmark]" now for some game mechanics prone camo (breakpoint) - absolute win for breakpoint, feels awesome to pull off properly thermal imaging drones/helicopters (breakpoint) - fucking annoying. hate them, i'm on my way up a god damn mountain and i'm in such a spot that i cant really prone or prone camo, so i'm fucked unidad patrols (wildlands) - alot of fun, relatively easy to avoid but fun to shoot down and can lead to some cool shootouts with unidad and rebels classic helicopter controls (wildlands) - i prefer these over new so much more, guns become challenging to use, sure, but that's the fun part, AND flying with them looks and feels cooler and smoother thank you for reading this essay (assuming you did, anyway)

I like the one with the guns

I think it’s safe to say for me that in terms of how many hours I have on both games I prefer Breakpoint because I play it more often than Wildlands however that doesn’t mean Wildlands is a bad game. Oh no, i would love Breakpoint to have Wildlands more rich and active world full of civilians moving around everywhere then in just random locations. And I’d also love it if Sentinal and the Wolves gave a bit more of a challenge like the Santa Blanca cartel. Each has a preference for different types of players and that’s the beauty of both.

Both are excellent games but personally I love break point. When you stealth kill an entire base it makes you feel like a badass.

My only issue with break point was always how empty it felt, it made the game lack that extra aspect of civies running around or getting in the way, and something small, but holstering, made a huge difference to me personally as well

Good video convo! I found that Breakpoint also has the quieter pistol vs. primary firearm in close-range audibility detection. Also I like how in Breakpoint, the enemies don’t hone-in to your exact location when in-hiding, after dropping one-of theirs. It allows for more-interesting cat/mouse situations even when going-loud. The vehicle physics in Wildlands are way better. Enemy vehicles used as disguises are fantastic too. The injury system in Breakpoint was a fun idea. Would’ve made more sense if crafting was at bivouac only. Squad AI unreliable for precision I feel. Both games carry way too much ammo lol. Playing Breakpoint without choosing a class I found limits gameplay variety in interesting ways. Breakpoint aged better than I anticipated.

9:35 "...Breakpoint built to be more of a stealth game...Wildlands is more of the typical Ghost Recon experience..." I'd def agree (for the most part) with this^. Whenever I try to play Breakpoint in a classic "Ghost Recon" way, I always end up just subconsciously reverting to a "Splinter Cell" type of playstyle...which I mean isn't necessarily a bad thing (Splinter Cell being my fav Ubisoft franchise); but, I wish Breakpoint would encourage/strong-arm me into a more squad-based tactical shooter playstyle/mindset, especially in a way like GRAW2 does to this day. Speaking of GRAW2... 12:43 "...in Wildlands it's a much clunkier experience...every game will get clunkier as it ages...Wildlands is like 7 years old now...even when you look at GRAW1 or 2...still a great time" I've yet to put in a good chunk of time in Wildlands (its been a few years now, under 20 hours played), but from what I've seen from ur vids and from my time played, I'd say the movement and animation from Wildlands (and even Breakpoint) are WORSE than GRAW2's (maybe also GRAW1's) Single-player movement/animation; HOWEVER, both games feel on-par, if not better, than GRAW2's multiplayer movement/animation (as the multiplayer for GRAW2 was worked on from a different branch of Ubisoft, or dev entirely). Another awesome/interesting video of thoughts/discussion, Thunder :) Keep the top-tier uploads coming!! Vid Request: Next GRAW2 video, when? O.o

The biggest thing for me is I like the look of the gear in Wildlands a lot more and it doesn't remove anything in cutscenes. I have never been able to make an outfit in Breakpoint I've ever been satisfied with.

Imagine the next Ghost Recon: -World Ambiance and Atmosphere from Wildlands. -Sounding Atmosphere from Division 1. -Gameplay Mechanics and physics from Breakpoint. -Open World exploration multiplayer for 8 players -Team vs Team multiplayer mode 32 vs 32 players. -The world map would be Afghanistan, Somalia, Ukraine or Israel. Now this is the real "cherry on top" for an good game. And if you have more ideas to add on the replies, you have the moral obligation to do it. (And please, no more futuristic things like in Future Soldier or Robot thing like in Breakpoint, let's make the game world immersive like in Wildlands)

Neither are perfect and I've been on this topic myself because I've been a huge fan of wildlands. Breakpoint was jarring. It felt like wildlands had more character, charisma, ambience and overall fun. It was way prettier, the character were dynamic and unique, Sueno was a boss. Breakpoint didn't really feel as immersive and rural as Wildlands did. It felt like I was in a rainforest in Wildlands, it just felt like random scenery in breakpoint. The stealth was in my opinion way better in wildlands, as were the weapons. Pros about breakpoint: Holt is in there, the main antag was compelling...robots are kinda cool, as are the mud interactions. rpgs are something i wanted in wildlands. Overall, Wildlands just had a soul.

My personal choice = breakpoint + spartan mod + extreme difficulty + elite tactical settings + no hud + pain.

I overall prefer wildlands, after having played all of both's content. I just think the setting and environments of Bolivia pulled me in way more than Aurora and all the superclean techy aesthetic with all these drones everywhere. I also think it's more interesting to try to cross a town to get to an intel cache with random civilians wandering around, making picking out the sicarios more difficult. The whole "martial law, everyone stay indoors" story beat in Breakpoint REALLY hamstrings the experience when you know EVERYONE not in a warehouse is going to be a hostile combatant. There's never a reason to confirm targets, just shoot anything on two legs. I do still think the other mechanics in Breakpoint are a flat upgrade, minus the AI. The injury system, inventory, prone camo, etc, are basically flat upgrades. My ideal game would be plot/setting/aesthetic/world and mission design of Wildlands, but with some of the more notable features of Breakpoint. I want the camo and the injury system but I want the AI to be more aggressive like it was in Wildlands. In Breakpoint the enemies are super passive. In Wildlands, if you sit still for a couple of seconds, the cartel members will RUSH you. It makes it more intense and difficult in Extreme difficulty. In Breakpoint you can just hang back most of the time and be fine. Hell, the few times the enemies DO try to actually go after you and throw a grenade or something catch you so off guard because its so rare. Also I don't really care for the Class system in Breakpoint. It's barely noticeable in gameplay besides your main skill, and I think it's overall needless. I think what I'd do instead is limit the maximum number of skill points the game gives you so you can't just blanket get every skill. Use the skill tree system with limited skill points to make players specialise in their own "classes" so to speak. Allow for presets/respec and you have a system that doesn't have class restricted abilities but still allows players (and those in co-op) to specialise in specific "roles" so to speak. Or you can go for a more "jack of all trades" approach and put skill points evenly. Decent in everything but not excelling in anything specific. I think that would work better.

The wildlands map, gameplay (as in the actual gunfights whether it be quiet or loud), and world design is so much better imo. I love the colors, the different "regions", the elevations, etc. Breakpoint in every region and every base feels so similar. I still enjoy it, but I'm bored at 150 hours into breakpoint. I can still play wildlands and have a great time and I have over 400 hours. They both do certain things better but I personally prefer willdands, except the stealth before it going bad. Stealth before it goes bad is better in breakpoint by far. edit: Just got to the part about wildlands being your favorite as well. You nailed it. Breakpoint feels like a GAME but wildlands feels like a WORLD. If you get what I mean.

Completely opinion based but for me wildlands was way better, it just felt a lot more realistic and enjoyable. I just felt like the breakpoint story was painfully corny to the point where I didn’t even want to play it anymore. I did enjoy some of the abilities like camouflaging yourself in mud or snow but wildlands felt like an adventure and really made you feel like a soldier.

An amalgamation of both would be one of the best games ever made.

I actually play both I just view it as I am a ghost agent that sometimes gets deployed in Bolivia or a tropical island for missions. They are both amazing games.. as far as the prone position covering in mud for camo. The prone position works much in the same way for wild lands they just don't have the animation. But the detection from the enemy is similar.. but thanks for the video

Just started this again after beating it a while ago. Took me me 4 times to do one of the first faction missions on the hardest difficulty. For me it's usually missing one head shot on last bullet allowing the bad guy to shoot me then I get injured and can't even run away lol.

Interesting video well done thanks. I played wildlands first loved every minute of it so bought breakpoint and immediately the camera felt off like i couldn't see what i was doing but i got use to that pretty quick. I was much more comfortable in wildlands but breakpoint is definitely a higher quality game overall. Maybe if i had played breakpoint first i would have had a different experience with wildlands. If i had to choose only one wildlands for sure.

Wildlands w every mechanic that Breakpoint has improved, it will be the best. Breakpoint just lack the life of the world that Wildlands has that makes it relatable in real life

Really hope they can take the best of both games and create a masterpiece for a new Ghost Recon. I miss the feel of Wildlands world, like you're deployed in a sandbox hostile country where you can do almost anything. Bring breakpoint gameplay and controls and take everything to the next level.

Excellent breakdown of both games, you covered all the points that matter to most of us. Breakpoint is a great game, it's feel is so much better than Wildlands, better weapons, better clothing, better weapon upgrades etc...even love the classes to be honest although, Pathfinder over all! Wildlands story and general immersion is king though, Breakpoint feels like a ghost island, Wildlands feels like a land that's lived in. Overall though, Breakpoint is the game i'll play when I want to shoot shit, it's simply more fun for me.....just wish we could combine the best of both lol...maybe one day. Great vid Thunder, enjoyed the comparison. :)

Breakpoint for overall gameplay Wildland for overall Story and world Concept. Breakpoint story was cool if it was executed well but Wildlands is so more realistic as I feel like I’m in Narcos or Sicario but Breakpoint it’s weird. I hope they combined what makes both good and make a more lively world and smarter AI Teammates. Issue I had with both: Wildlands felt to clunky and the character skeleton and the way clothes fit on the body was odd to me and I didn’t like the small variety I saw myself wearing the skins more and singular outfits more, Breakpoint felt to empty with all the tech around and the apparent no fly zone I found myself FLYING to every location cause the world was just to empty, civilian design was bland and location felt empty even when there was people they felt more like props than actual people living on the island and the mixed of indigenous architecture and modern was neat but i didn’t see the point of it since we see no natives and everyone dresses like they are from Panera, and the faces, wish there was better diversity cause what we got looked like potato and the facial hair/hair option should’ve been touched up, the fact they started the game with no team Ai and when they add them like some big thing they too play like potato. Combat was peak but hard to natural have every immersive play through felt forced because there simply wasn’t any link of government involvement besides the ghost being there wish we would get debriefs in detail of the people instead of having to play Clue and look every corner of the map to find

Love the channel & the community man, been on GR & R6 since early 2000's. I'm enjoying breakpoint rn but sometimes hop to Wildlands still, both gonna be relatively timeless imo

The world is better in Wildlands but ultimately Breakpoint is the better overall game. Just my opinion. I'm mostly a stealth solo player.

One element l really liked about breakpoint was the loot it felt nice when I didn’t have to pay 10 buck to wear some cool clothing and all I had to too was go to a location on the map fight a couple enemies and then just look around

One thing I'd like to point out is that Breakpoint has "Always-Online DRM", which means the game will cease to function entirely whenever they stop supporting it with their servers. I looked it up and it seems that Ubisoft has mentioned their "attempts" at making offline work, but they essentially gave up and said it wouldn't work (which I think is completely false, knowing Ubisoft and big tech), however they have since improved PvE mode with its connection issues. If you're looking at these games because they're on sale, both go on sale at different times, and both go on sale for around 80%. At the time of me writing this comment, Breakpoint is $12 for the base game and $24 for the Ultimate Edition. Looking at the price history, it seems that Wildlands will be on sale during Steam's Winter sale. So you'll technically be able to buy both games at their most expensive editions, all for the price of what the original base game would be for either of them. I haven't played either yet and I'm new to Ghost Recon as a series, but this is just the information I have gathered thus far.

Wildlands because no robots

I liked wildlands a lot more.

I'm sure u probably just missed this. But breakpoint also included the gunsmith where u could clean ur gun. And if u didn't at least to me it seemed if u didn't clean ur gun it would start to miss shots

the main problem that i hated in Breakpoint is that your character personalization wasn't as much and when you went into a safe room your guy took his helmet off and broke the immersion from being a unknown solder and trying to keep your face covered to here's bob so if you wanna betray him you know what he looks like. The cut-screens ruined my immersion in game forcing my character to remove his helmet i like having my helmet and full face mask keep my identity private im behind enemy lines. The world felt so empty i would drive for 5 km and feel bored vs wildlands i had radio and i had civilians and stuff and shit on the road the world felt alive and i would stop to take photos and put them on my steam artwork page. for me the perfect Tom Clancy game: the world of wildlands and the AI and the character customization in terms of voice lines and skin color male to female all those rpg type elements of character customization and having that custom character keep his uniform on fully in cutscenes while having the gun play and customization from breakpoint the art style the camos the uniforms the detail but non of the weapon leveling and gear score stuff that ruined immersion even more.

The longest shot i took in Wildlands was 1100 meters.That was limited later so at about 800 meters the enemy had no hitbox. If i could take just one thing from break point to wildlands, it would be tossing shells for distraction.

Fighting the cartel was more entertaining and made more sense than fighting some tech company and The Punisher

Ive always preferred Breakpoint because it feels way nicer to play especially on console. Wildlands never got a fps boost so its locked to 30 even on Series X and PS5 so for those of us that dont have a PC Breakpoint easily feels the best to play. And the RPG aspects blend really well with the tactical options and really allows you to build your ultimate operator and i really dig that. I roleplayed as Jack from 13 hours the entire game and it felt so fluid and fun. Especially being able to upgrade weapons and stick to a weapon you enjoy instead of replacing every weapon with higher stats.

Just found your channel and like what I see, subscribed. As far as my opinion, I've played both Wildlands and Breakpoint extensively. But the one that always gets me to come back every few months is Breakpoint, I'm not sure what it is but it just feels so much more replayable. I really wish they'd add a Ghost Mode though, I know they've said they're done updating the game but it can't be that hard...

Wildlands hands down. i played breakpoint at release so the lootbox elements although no longer there left a sour taste (blue gun > green gun), combat wise in Wildlands a headshot was a headshot. Plus i generally dont like fighting drones in modern games, i was disappointed that you couldn't shoot lights out & personally because of the sterile corporate nature of the buildings everywhere was everywhere

Ya know... I actually love both games. Breakpoint hurt me bad on release but its really grown on me recently as I've given it another shot. Wildlands will always be my favorite as well. Its such a solid and complete game! Although I can't deny that BP is a damn good time. Both games will keep me coming back for years. I really hope they bring their A game with the next release. Great video bud.

As someone who has not played Breakpoint, it didn't look like something i wanted to play, but has played Wildlands i must say i do like the models that Breakpoint has, weapons, uniforms, body armours and plate carriers, etc, some animations are nice as well, and a few game features from what i've seen.

They are both a joy to relax with.. the only up to break point that wild lands lacks is vegetation cover.. especially further up tier you go.. Imagine rocking ghillies and being spotted through thick forestry and wild grass.. GR:SANDBOX needs to go to central Europe for wet marshland and mountainous scenery.. not saying just Germany but NE-SE regions aswell like GR:FS

You can call in air strikes with the resistance launcher that you unlock and use it as any class in break point this video is amazing I want to play both games now

I bought both at the same time about a week ago, played wildlands first since everyone recommends it. I honestly find myself more immersed in breakpoint, from the movement to the stealth to the combat. I even felt the story was better. The enemies have conversations with each other, call-outs, it just feels gritty and fun.

I wish I could have wildlands with breakpoint’s gameplay mechanics

Another great video bro! Thanks for breaking down your thoughts on each game. Keep up the content!

Enjoyed your run through of both GR games, my preference is Breakpoint hands down😉, i like stealth( when im not impatient lol), Motherland OPs are tough when your on the 3 red skull OPs, got stuck, so taking a break assisting resistance😉, as for weapons i would love a 50 cal, but make do with a TAC50, MK17 and pistol HDG, im still learning only 174 hrs in on my PS5, thanks for sharing, apreciated👍 have a good week

I foundbreakpoint to be waaay too easy once you complete, even when I turn off all the UI and play on the hardest dufficulty. Whereas with Wildlands, on the hardest difficulty if you get spotted you will most certainly die from how fast the TTK is.

A very interesting "take" on both games. For me, on a PC w/ KB/M, Breakpoint doesn't feel as smooth, not when every two seconds in CQs or in a forest or amongst rocks, I'm getting stuck to an object. The worst being when attempting to quickly get in a vehicle to drive off - nope - stick to that darn door ... ATST in Wildlands yes indeed moving among objects or crouching isn't smooth either. Was surprised by the comments regarding sniping and distances in the two games - GRW with its horrible bullet drop is a huge disappointment, while in GRB it's actually doable to engage with long distance (game-wise) sniping. My bottom line between the two doesn't come down to gameplay (as I'm still playing both on a regular basis) but to the fact with GRW I can play off-line and not required to be hooked up to Ubisoft's servers for solo play with GRB. That's a very big plus in my book! :)

I just came to breakpoint this week since it was so deeply discounted, did this video take the "immersive mode" into account with ttk and such?

Awesome vid!!!! You sound like Bob Felcher

At first, I thought that breakpoint would have better customization but in retrospect, it has worse customization. Wildlands has outfit options that are closer to real life. And this is really emphasized in the vests and backpacks. It shows that new isn’t always better in certain fields.

IMO: Wildlands environment felt boring since it was a lot of "desert"/dirt everywhere seemed kinda samey. The urban areas are more interesting than Breakpoint as the buildings in Breakpoint kinda don't blend with the tropical/mountain setting and majority of your battles will be confined to these clusters of buildings almost as if instances. In Wildlands there are civilians roaming everywhere and enemies are more spread out so it all seems seamless. The map from Breakpoint though as whole is much more beautiful and I believe has a bit more variety to the "biomes". I like Breakpoints customization more than Wildlands, I just enjoy the selection more. Breakpoints UI was much better for me. Breakpoint has more enemy variety especially when you include the newest DLC expansion OPMotherland. I prefer the skills/upgrade system of Breakpoint way more than how it was done in Wildlands, gathering resources was a chore. Wildland's Unidad was so damn annoying. I prefer Breakpoints weapon attachments/mods WAY better, Wildlands again, felt like too much of a bother to get the same attachment you already had but for a specific gun, where in Breakpoint as long as the weapon type was the same, it was universal. Breakpoint I think offers a better difficulty customization. The story/plot for both games were bland and boring but the scifi of Breakpoints seemed a bit more exciting than just latino thugs doin bad shit idk. I do think Wildlands has better character writing, they have more personality and uniqueness in Breakpoint they are straight to the point, no jokes or side comments, back and forth chatter ect. Weapon damage means nothing to me regardless of game, because I ALWAYS headshot..like religiously. I have over 9000+ headshot kills according to my game statistics. Lol Overall both are good games with different nuances but I still prefer Breakpoint overall. Wildlands has FP mod. Jelly.

in the Wildlands, first of all, Bolivia. Picturesque, diverse, captured by a drug cartel. and something is constantly happening, people are busy with their own affairs, go to the market, dry coca, listen to music and dance. Cars are constantly driving. Anyway, the world is alive, it's dead in the breakpoint. Ai Partners are also much better. they seem to be alive, they say where the enemy is, like look next to this pile of tires, at the entrance to the base, Leitech is leaving, etc . the physics of transport is better. and the transport itself does not matter. it's nice to arrange chases. there will also be better weather effects. if there is a storm, then it really feels like a storm. in a breakpoint like a toy

Wildlands: -Settings -Stories -Vehicle handling -AI Breakpoints: -Gunplay -Weapons -Stealth -Outfits

The only thing I don't like about stealth in breakpoint is the stupid drones around enemy bases that you can't take out silently, the small flying ones.

After playing both a whole shit load, I'd have to say I do prefer Breakpoint overall. But I do wish the environment was a lot more populated. But I find Wildlands gun fights more challenging and hectic when spotted. Gunplay and overall customization, and melee combat I really enjoy in Breakpoint. Great vid Ghost! Stay safe brother! 🤘🏾💀🤜🏾🤛🏻

Thank you for taking the time to put this together, my guy. Looks like for me it'll be a Beers and Breakpoint weekend. One of my smaller complaints in WLs was the customization. Not so much the choice or lack of, I just could never get my dude to NOT look awkward. Some of the gear just didnt seem to fit right on the character model unless you use the complete costumes/themed gear, if that makes sense. After this video I reckon its worth having both games installed for different experiences (while trying to ignore all the "If only they incorporated such and such" moments) if you have the HDD space. WLs is 7 years old! WTF. I agree with you on the "something about WLs", specifically the world/environment that Ubi put together. Thanks again man. Edit: In relation to Ghost mode, I was save scumming due the bugs and bullsht deaths, so it felt almost redundant imo. Too often things out of my control lead to what felt like an unfair death.

2:48 AYO WHERE DID YOU STAB HIM AT 😳

Also being hunted by the wolves on realistic difficulty is awesome! I love the feeling of being hunted in breakpoint and the injury system is great! If they ever made a third game I would love for them to double down on these features.

For story and game play I prefer willdland But enemy concept and character customisation breakpoint Story was refreshing because a cartel hunting eh? But I feel it’s weird sending most highly trained secret military agent just for cartel hunting and when you reached Bolivia you suddenly get Bolivian rebel help ? Huh? Would’ve much better if it was none corrupted few Bolivian military Breakpoint enemy was win to me I mean we fight ex Ghost who trained similarly like ghost a wolves

Im playing wildlands rn after finishing breakpoint , i thought It was way better then breakpoint because of the comments but It feels strange, the world Its really cool but movements aint Smoth and shit as It was in breakpoint, and the customization is kinda trash, i Just started It but cant play more then 1 hour without missing breakpoint stealth missions and their show, still a good game tho, just not as good as breakpoint

We need a Wildlands 2, with the features from Breakpoint and the grity realism of the original.

I love this honest review, I find most people either full on Stan wildlands or breakpoint. You seem like a good reviewer

Yeah I think breakpoints driving mechanics in wildlands would be a treat. Wildlands has the best map of any video game in my opinion its criminally underated. Also both games have one feature that annoys me, why does the character move so slowly whilst your aiming down sights. Be better if you made haste whilst aiming kinda like snake does in metal gear 5.

I Love the setting of Wildlands, but what gets me are the instafail missions, these are a no go for me! Great video!

First person to really break these games down … appreciate your channel … subscribed.

Maybe I missed this, but I’m surprised you didn’t talk about playing with gear stats and the difference between guided and exploration mode. I know most people play without the gear stats and I believe most choose guided as well but still it’s an option.

If they find a way to take the best from both worlds most FPS will have a problem keeping up. If they find a way to make the CQC more like Division or RB6 Vegas then it would be unmatched. Everything else seems to be in a league of it's own which is good. But indoors should be a little more tactical like stack, breach and clear etc.

Wildlands for me.

Do we even need a comment section after this video? GIT basically covered most things. I'd say this: Breakpoint provides the better animations and mechanics. But excluding that, Wildlands exceeds in its gameplay. In Wildlands, you have to think about your surrounds and apply a bit of recon. In Breakpoint, you really don't need to. But for both games that are tactically lackluster, they're both great action-arcade games.

A friend and I love to roleplay in Breakingpoint and we were playing as a sniper team, we ended getting confirmed kills over 700m and that was before they put in the gun class upgrades. We were on console

Wildlands also has superior prone movement

Bonjour, si je dois comparer les deux Breakpoint et Wildlands ( je possède les deux en version ultimate ) je dirais que Breakpoint a pour lui les mouvement plus réaliste du personnage ( Nomad ) ainsi que la précision des armes ainsi que la difficulté ( Béhémot principalement ) et c'est a peu près tout ! le reste c'est très moyen une Map très vide, l'absence de musique ou peu présente, une histoire principale sans aucun sens et des quêtes annexe sans intérêt Wildlands a pour lui une Map qui regorge de vie ( la Bolivie ) avec différents biomes on s'y croirait ( lama, les Andes, le lac de sel.... ) une vrai quête principale on démonte un cartel de drogue avec ses différents protagonistes dont certains on beaucoup de charisme ( El Chido et Nidia Flores ) et surtout les musiques de Alain Johannes font merveilles en fonction du terrain ou l'on se trouve et je parle même pas lorsque l'on empreinte un véhicule là on n'a un narcocorrido chanté par El Chido ( Steve Ouimette, Mario Tapia ) j'adore "Los Cuatro Fantasmas" pour la customisation des armes ainsi que des les tenus c'est un peu près la même chose mais pour moi Wildlands est supérieur

Only recently got into the ghost recon games, I love them both but definitely prefer breakpoint. I would argue graphics do have an impact on gameplay in these games specifically because theyre so immersive. The customizability of breakpoint is better too, one of my favorite things about ghost recon games is the ability of customizing my operator based on the environment and role im in.

I agree the only thing I hated was the lack of enemies I did all the fraction missions and completely finished motherland and story and I run around looking for bases to attack but it ends fast and we all get bored...I played breaking point for a week ...looking to rejoin wildlands