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Human Characters Will Be Returning As Teammates In Ghost Recon Breakpoint After All
Ghost Recon Breakpoint caused quite a stir on its initial reveal. Though fans of Ghost Recon Wildlands were thrilled with most of what they saw, there was a large section of the community displeased that the A.I.-controlled human squad mates from Wildlands would be replaced with drones. It appears that Ubisoft took the criticism to heart.
During its E3 show, the publisher revealed human squad mates would be returning as part of Breakpoint's "post-launch plans." It's not precisely clear if that means a day one patch or if you'll have to wait a while before you can ditch drones for humans, but it's probably comforting to fans that Ubisoft has plans to address the issue anyway.
For more on Breakpoint, head here.
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