Ghost Recon Breakpoint disappointed Ubisoft and now the game is waiting for serious changes

Ghost Recon Breakpoint received mixed reviews from players and the press, but there were more dissatisfied with the game that

affected sales. In the latest financial report, Ubisoft even tempered expectations regarding profit, and postponed releases of planned AAA projects. The company will spend free time on finalizing games and Ghost Recon Breakpoint is the first in line.

What is known

Ubisoft spoke about plans to improve itsopen world tactical shooter. In the blog, the company named the key points that the development team will focus on. Firstly, Ubisoft will continue to improve the technical part, and in mid-November, players will find another patch that will affect drones, missions and speed of fire.

Secondly, the developers will finalize the economyBreakpoint Ubisoft went too far with in-game purchases and Ghost Recon fans didn't like it. Now, developers are "setting up" based on player feedback.

The third major change will be the addition of"Computer companions." AI partners helped players in the Wildlands, but in Breakpoint gamers fight the enemy either alone or in the company of live players. At E3 2019, Ubisoft announced that AI partners will return, but developers need extra time.

Ubisoft will also work on “freedom of choice.” The developers noticed that the mechanics of survival appealed to the players, but the link to the level of equipment is not particularly. According to Ubisoft, the key feature of Ghost Recon is “serious and genuine military experience,” because the developers began working on a more serious and exciting version of Breakpoint.

You will learn about the pros and cons of Ghost Recon Breakpoint from our review of the game.