20 NEED TO KNOW TIPS & TRICKS IN GHOST RECON BREAKPOINT

If there is anything you are Struggling with let me know I will try to answer it.

I had no idea carrying dead enemies to doors unlocked them, thanks bud.

Another quick tip. When you arrive at a new bivouac, launch your drone high and identify the '?' on the map. Look for the smoke and find the next bivouac as well as other locations. Zoom out to get further range. You can then move to the next bivouac and repeat.

Another tip, use the drone spray and then attack the drones. You will have a full minute of immunity.

Sync Shot additional tip. Sync shot is activated when you fire so you can save yourself from using a sync shot by shooting the last guy instead of using a SS drone. No need to trigger the sync shot as it will automatically activate when you fire. Example: you have 4 enemies. Sync shot 3 and shoot the 4th and the sync shot will fire when you do.

Great tips. Been wondering how to open those damn red doors. One addition to your sync-shot is that you can mark up to three people and they will kill when you pull your trigger on whatever gun you have active. So, I like to set out the three drones and then find a fourth person to snipe so that everyone dies.

Note on the "bivuacs" tip, they will steal your ammo if you have more than a certain amount depending on weapon. Enter a bivuac with 500 rounds of ammo and you'll leave with 290. Bivuacs will also refill your ammo if you're below 290, so I'm guessing this is just another oversight by Ubisoft who forgot to make bivuacs only add, not remove, ammo. Just keep in mind that you can visit the biv and get the helo, or other vehicle, but it will cost you ammo. Also, Ubisoft has messed up massively on sound detection, so you can safely land your helicopter just a few meters away from your destination. The worst that will happen is the enemy will "hear a suspicious sound" and will care about it for about 2 seconds before they go back to their normal routes. I've got about 200 hours into this game already and I only use the parachute for fun because it's literally never needed for stealth approaches. Here's a couple of my own tips. 1) Until you reach gear level 250, equip a higher gear number of anything you get regardless of the buffs it gives. It doesn't matter what it is, or what it does, if it's a higher gear level use it. You'll end up using everything only for a very short amount of time this way because the higher your gear is the higher the gear that drops will be. Using this method I got to gear level 251 in no time at all, and at that point you can use my next tip to get any weapon you want with any buffs you want. 2) You'll gain a lot of skredits as you play, so when you reach gear lvl 250 any blueprints you've unlocked you can buy that weapon at the store, and each time you buy it will randomly attach two buffs to it. At lvl 250 you'll get a good number of "golden" buffs in this random mix and you can keep buying that weapon repeatedly until it gives you the exact combination you want (most weapons cost only 800 skredits and sell for about half that price so you should be able to afford hundreds of them, if that's what it takes to get the right combo). This way you use weapons with severe shortcomings and buffs that fix them. For example, I love using the second best AR in the game which is the M4A1. It has terrible recoil though. So I bought several copies of it at the shop until it dropped one with +30 handling which eliminates the recoil problems. Do you like the 416 Shorty, but wish it had longer range (the Shorty has limited range). Just buy it until you get one with +30 range. The SC20K is the best AR in game but it has slow reload. No problem, buy copies of it until you get one with +10% reload speed. Sometimes it can get frustrating because it will drop all kinds of buffs you don't want, but if you stick with it you'll eventually get what you want. The game economy is so badly designed that you never have to worry about having enough money. 3) There's a glitch you need to take into consideration. All weapons and gear have 2 buffs. The buff on top will always work better than the buff on the bottom, which sometimes won't work at all. For example: Same weapon, M4A1 with the same buffs (+30 handling, +25 Automatic Marking). If Auto Marking is on top and handling on bottom, enemies will be automatically marked from 25 meters away, but the recoil on the weapon will sometimes be good (when the buff works) and sometimes terrible (like it normally is with no handling buff). If Handling is first and Marking second, recoil management will always be good, but auto marking might not happen at the right distance or even at all. Once I snuck up on a guy from behind and he wasn't auto marked until I was a couple meters away from him and close enough to kill him with my knife. Other times they won't be marked until they're 10 or 15 meters away. But if the buff is in the top position that's never a problem. Hopefully they eliminate this bug soon. 4) If you like Auto marking use a weapon with that buff and not the skill which does the same thing. The skill doesn't really work as well as the weapon buff, plus on a weapon you can combine it with another buff and leave that skill slot available for something else which will give you at least a second buff with it.

Tip 21 you can use your pistol on ladders

Picking up dead enemy to open those locked doors really saves my Ass bro thanks a lot👌👌

If you fire on a 4th target, it also activates sync drones automatically

Dont sell your gear! You get plenty of credits in the open world. Dismantle everything as it can be used to upgrade your weapons.

No ones gonna talk about that voice crack at 2:02

Just a reccomendation to my fellow ghost. If you find that the left trigger is too touchy for holding your breath, go into customize controls and switch it the L3(click in the stick) and hold it. Its made my precision long distance shooting so much more consistent and easy to manage.

Also if you want to kill enemies fast but keep in mind it will be loud. The way I sometimes will do it is place C4 near the generator and sometimes mines then sabotage once they all get there I will explode the C4 killing most sometimes all hostiles.

The amount of locations in this game is insane! I barely scratched the surface of the map, half way done with the province where u help the girl and her father

i recently discovered that you can use your silenced pistol to lure your enemy if you ran out of div lures , just shoot something near them like boxes ect. or the ground and the enemy will be lured , just be careful not to shoot very near coz whole base will be allerted

I love that Drone Cologne, a spray a play, keeps those pesky drones away!

I have a gear level of 252 and an xp of forty-something. Ive played this game on and off since the beginning and I still come back for these tips and tricks videos. This one is a little more basic but all good tips. If I could offer a few tips to the new players: Keep gear level on for awhile, use this opportunity to explore different weapons while you are leveling up. The scar is my favourite weapon in games but I dont like it in this game. It was good that I explored my options and found a better fit. Don't waste credits on trying to buy a legendary weapon from the trader. The bonuses are nice but if you are going out for awhile you will likely be switching your weapons while out and you need those credits for blueprints, vehicles, and clothing. Once you get closer to gear level 200-250 you can start farming legendaries from the shop as you wont be wasting it as quickly. If you are playing multiplayer I recommend keeping multiple weapons with multiple ammo types so you dont have to worry about running out. I also recommend you try playing classes like medic, or engineer, they have buffs and bonuses you can give to teammates. This can help get you used to using your classes special traits more frequently. Having a microphone can really make or break this game. They should've given the squad leader a command wheel that would allow them to display commands on other players screens. Instead we have to create a new sign language or use morse code through spotting. Using a mic will make this game far better. If you hold the start button you can open a text box to send text messages though. A general rule: don't be the first person entering combat unless you are leading the mission. Try to distinguish a chain of command. First in charge is squad leader, usually lower level, like a 2nd lieutenant, as they have the mission. Second in charge is the highest level/ most equipped and veteran player, this person will be your tactician, they might recommend loadouts or battle plans, they know what they are doing. Third-string is the lowest level. They will likely be the worst performer in this match, the inexperience will show more greatly for this one because following orders is harder than giving them here. Its important that the rookies are not in the fourth position though, that position goes to the seconds highest level. They dont know every tiny detail abou this game but they have the guns and the ability to fight well, they wont let you down in a pinch and they show the others how to follow orders. This player will effectively baby-sit the lower levels throughout the mission. Not being given tasks but instead following the rookies while they complete their tasks and saving them whem they go down. Obviously most people dont think this when they go in but if you try this out by yourself, just compare your level and position and act accordingly, you will see your team cohesion rise.

Fun fact about Sync Shot: Got 4 enemies? Mark 3 with sync shot, and shoot the 4th yourself. When you fire, the sync drones will fire as well.

2:00 mark Hold down the button that you use to "LAUNCH" the sync shot...lol