Hi All. I played the Ghost Recon Break point beta this weekend.
I was a fan of the previous Ghost Recon and I must have been one of the few. The actual game is due out October 4th. And since the beta is so close to the release date we should get a good idea how this game will launch. I am sure there will be a day one patch. Most games have them now. And I hope it’s huge. This game has a bunch of bugs. I was playing on the Xbox one, There were movement and animation glitches and other time where enemies would just pop in. The worst was when it crashed my Xbox. Now I expect if the game is to crash that it crashes and I can start it back up. This shut off my Xbox and when I restarted my Xbox it went to the green screen when it’s a bad crash. The story doesn’t seem to be as good but the last one wasn’t the best either. But this one is you chopper into an island and some swarm of drones takes out all the choppers and they crash. Luckily some people make it and you are one of them. Shocking right. Your job is to find the rest of the survivors and then help the people of the island get off the island. The actual island is a high tech oasis that was suppose to be peace full then the CEO of the Company that owns the island used it to also make a ton of military things.

Here is the saddest part of the story kids. The micro transactions in this game are terrible. It’s come of the rails. It’s not just cosmetic things. It’s guns, xp and even skill points. You need skill points to be more powerful and buy skills. There are cosmetic things but i don’t like them either. It is something you should be given for playing the game.
I really hope they get rid of most of the micro transactions and patch this game up. The game come out on the October 4th. I hope to buy it and review it and then tell you more about the dreaded micro transactions. I hope the game gets better for launch, This looks like another half baked Ubisoft game that needed another 6+ months and they didn’t learn the lesson of other companies about micro transactions. Here’s hoping it improves.