Though most Tom Clancy fans will point to Rainbow Six as being the best Co-Op experience on consoles, deep down they'll always have a soft spot for Ghost Recon's long range combat. Whereas Rainbow Six excels in the confines of close quarters battle, Ghost Recon thrives in the open. This leaves players with much more to do, and allows each member of a team to carve out their own role respectively on the battlefield. Whether you like sniping at a distance or laying down suppression with an LMG, it's all there in Ghost Recon. The best thing about it is that every role is essential in order to function as a successful team - each member is instrumental in either achieving or failing a certain objective. Indeed, Co-Op isn't simply a cosmetic addition to the series, it's actually instrumental in its success. If you don't play Wildlands with a friend, you might as well not play it at all.
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