Here’s where you can forlornly mess around with sensitivity settings in the hope of making the helicopters control in slightly more coherent manner.
Next in line, it’s Keyboard and Mouse control options. In-keeping with that, you can allow people you play with to recommend you to others here too. The matchmaking filter can be set to ‘Language and mic’ if you wish to stick to players who are both using a mic and potentially speaking your language (handy if you’re serious about this tactical co-op business). You can toggle the aiming mode to over the shoulder if you wish, and do things like tell Ghost Recon: Wildlands to cool it with the tutorial messages. You can click on any of these images to make them larger, if you wish. Starting without our old miscellaneous friend, Gameplay. That’ll be good or bad news, depending upon how you found performance there.įor those who aren’t familiar with the PC graphics (and more) options in the game, join me now for an extensive visit to MenuTown.
#GHOST RECON WILDLANDS PC REVIEW FULL#
There are a few small differences and additions in the full release (I could never get the benchmark working properly in the beta, for one thing), but based on my experience with both versions you can be pretty sure of getting the same sort of frame-rates as the betas. To save some time for those who played the closed (or open) beta, options and performance appear to be largely identical. You’re also in the right place for Grey Wolf stickers. If you’re curious about mid-range Ghost Recon: Wildlands performance, you’re in the right place. Not the top end testing ultra-machines you might see on other sites, but representative of, well, the PC I currently own. Here’s the PC I’ve been using to take a look at this title: i5-6600 / 16GB RAM / 4GB 380X (at the time of writing I was using the latest 17.2.1 drivers, 17.3.1 have since come out).
#GHOST RECON WILDLANDS PC REVIEW PLUS#
Plus some commentary on what some of the options actually mean, and comments on my experiences with how the game performs.
You’re in for a whole world of menu screenshots, dear reader. So many options and menus in fact that I think, in a slight break from the traditional PC Invasion order of Technical Review events, I’ll just go through them sequentially. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Presents … Ghost Recon: Wildlands is released worldwide on 7 March, and it has PC options galore to explore. No, these ghosts are backed by shady US finances and all come with automatic weapons. Not the fun kind of ghosts who’ll leave weird footprints in your living room or stack all the chairs in the kitchen into avant-garde shapes. Bolivia has a spooky problem it’s haunted by ghosts.
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