Many games in the Tom Clancy series have always delivered that feeling of being a part of the world's elite, but a big part of military combat involves vehicles - be they weaponised or not. This is why their absence in Ghost Recon has been particularly odd, so it's about time Wildlands is looking to rectify that error. The scripted demo showed off but a few of the vehicles we can now expect to use in Wildlands' many missions. Dirt-bikes, jeeps, Blackhawks, trucks and even civilian cars are drivable, which means that the Ghosts can now be more mobile than they've ever been before. This will of course give new definition to the phrase 'hit and run', but this also brings a great new element to a series that has always been a bit more slow-paced than other titles. Ghost Recon only gets better from here.
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