Ghost Recon Wildlands finally gets a 4K 60fps mode for current-gen consoles and PC, a time of day feature, new difficulty options, and more as Ubisoft aims to increase 'player freedom'
Ubisoft has announced a free Ghost Recon Wildlands 60fps 4K resolution mode for current-gen consoles and PC, alongside other gameplay improvements.
Ubisoft has unveiled a series of enhancements for Ghost Recon Wildlands, marking its 25th anniversary. The developer has rolled out a free 60fps 4K resolution mode for current-generation consoles and PC, along with a range of gameplay and UI improvements to heighten player immersion. Benjamin Lemaire, the game director, revealed that the team has incorporated these changes to offer players more tools to craft imaginative scenarios while maintaining game balance.
The 60fps 4K resolution update is set to launch on PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC, catering to both casual and hardcore players. Lemaire disclosed that the team has responded to comments and suggestions, introducing "Ghost Parameters," an array of new features designed to augment the gaming experience. These enhancements include authentic reloading, the option to choose between one or two primary weapons, and the inclusion of optional friendly fire to promote more realistic gameplay.
UI enhancements are also part of the update, allowing players to customize various elements to suit their preferences. This includes fine-tuning the intel HUD, input reminders, deactivating the glow on highlighted items and weapon crates, and disabling the preview of throwable items. These changes aim to provide players with greater control over their gaming environment.
A notable addition is the introduction of a time of day feature, enabling players to set weather conditions to their liking. This means players can dictate mission or scenario conditions, such as playing a specific mission at night or in the rain, providing a more personalized gameplay experience. Furthermore, the difficulty levels have been restructured into presets, allowing players to adjust parameters like health regeneration delay, enemy endurance, and vehicle breakability.
This feature promises a more personalized gaming experience, fostering greater player freedom and engagement.
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