Ghost Recon: Wildlands is out in the wild. As most games today, this release comes with a day-one patch to fix bugs caught after print, but before release. The patch contains a number of bug fixes and optimizations.
The update fixed a number of weapons and improves some of the vehicles, but the biggest changes are bug fixes and stability improvements. The beta for Ghost Recon: Wildlands happened last week, and their numbers have come in. Quite a successful beta, breaking records.
Here's a full list of updates added with the patch:
Gameplay And Missions
- Fixes for various progression blockers and immersion breakers.
Co-op And Interactivity
- Various fixes regarding missions' synchronization, replication, and online mechanics.
Player Experience
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Vehicle improvements:
- Ramming debug and improvements
- Destruction debug
- Handling still ongoing
- Weapon optimizations.
- Graphic glitches fixed.
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Exposition adjustments to ensure clarity and ergonomics:
- Lobby
- TacMap
- Cartel Overview
- Added pop-ups to document the player on game progression.
Stability
- Various crash fixes.
- Performance improvements.
- Frame rate improvement.
- Stream improvement.
PC Improvements
- Several multi-GPU graphical corruptions fixed.
- Performance and graphical optimizations.
- Reduced crashes.
- Control optimization.
- Anti-cheat protection optimization.
