Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands has just been released and Ubisoft has detailed its day-1 patch. According to the team, the day-1 patch comes with PC Control and anti-cheat protection optimizations, as well as performance and graphic optimizations.
In addition, this first patch for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands packs various co-op fixes regarding missions synchronization, replication, and online mechanics, and fixes various progression blockers and immersion breakers for its missions.
This patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam or UPLAY, and you can read its complete changelog below.
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Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – Day-1 Changelog:
1. PC Version
A great number of improvements have been made to the PC version of Ghost Recon Wildlands since the Open Beta.
Some examples of fixed issues:
- 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
We fixed 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
We worked on several aspects in order to improve the player experience:
- Vehicle improvements
- Ramming debug and improvements
- Destruction debug
- Handling still ongoing
- Weapon optimizations
- Graphic glitches fixed
Some exposition adjustments were made in order to ensure clarity and ergonomics, specifically on:
- Lobby
- TacMap
- Cartel Overview
We also added pop-ups to document the player on the game progression.
5. Stability
We have kept working on improving the game’s stability through:
- Various crash fixes
- Performance improvements
- Framerate improvement
- Stream improvement
- Memory optimization