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'Ghost Recon: Wildlands' Day One Patch Notes Revealed: Here's What Changes Happened At Launch

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Ghost Recon Wildlands is an interesting blend of The Division and Far Cry
Ghost Recon Wildlands is an interesting blend of The Division and Far Cry Ubisoft

Ghost Recon: Wildlands released yesterday, complete with the all-too-common Day One patch. Ubisoft’s initially said the patch made some cosmetic improvements, but a new report reveals the full extent of the patch notes, including quite a bit of overhaul for PC players. Here’s the full list for the Ghost Recon: Wildlands day one patch notes courtesy of VG247 :

1. Ghost Recon: Wildlands PC build improvements

  • Vehicle improvements

  • Ramming debug and improvements

  • Destruction debug

  • Handling still ongoing

  • Graphic glitches

  • Several multi GPU graphical corruptions

  • Stability

  • Performance and graphic optimizations

  • Reduced crashes

  • Player experience:

  • Fluidity in game

  • Weapon optimizations

  • PC Control optimization

  • Anti-cheat protection optimization

2. Gameplay & Missions

  • Fixes for various progression blockers and immersion breakers for our missions.

3. Co-op & Connectivity

  • Various co-op fixes regarding missions synchronization, replication, and online mechanics.

4. Player experience

  • Vehicle improvements

  • Ramming debug and improvements

  • Destruction debug

  • Handling still ongoing

  • Weapon optimizations

  • Graphic glitches fixed

  • Exposition adjustments to ensure clarity and ergonomics:

    • Lobby

    • TacMap

    • Cartel Overview

  • Added pop-ups to document the player on the game progression

5. Stability

  • Various crash fixes

  • Performance improvements

  • Framerate improvement

  • Stream improvement

While the iDigitalTimes official review is still in the works, early reports are that the game is just OK. Frankly, it’s hard for anything to stand out from the massive shadow being cast by The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at the moment, even the stellar Horizon Zero Dawn seems to have fallen off the map in less than a week. I had the chance to demo the game at E3 and walked away unimpressed. Feels like Ubisoft is going all-in on its open world mechanics these days, but the similarities between games is a bit of a turn-off for fans looking for experiences that are different than what Ubi has offered up lately.

What do you think? Are you having a blast going full merc in the narco state in Ghost Recon: Wildlands ? Do you have enough friends to make the multiplayer compelling? Let us know in the comments!

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