Ghost Recon Wildlands being a vast open world like it is, it can be hard to track down everything that there is to see and do in the game. The corollary of that is that if you are trying to 100% the game – maybe get all the Achievements/Trophies – then you probably need some help.

That’s where we come in. In this guide, we list out all the Achievements/Trophies that there are for this game, along with their descriptions that you get when you unlock them. Where we can, we also provide you with video guides for unlocking these Achievements/Trophies.

Master of the Wildlands
Collected all the trophies.

Fearless
Skydived 10 times.

Pull!
Shot an enemy chopper out of the air with a mortar.

Road Warrior
Drove a vehicle for 100 km.

Deadly Curious
Interrogated 20 sources.

Serious Collector
Found 50% of the documents in the game.

The Whole Story
Found all documents.

Beat the Boss
Defeated your first boss.

The End
Finished the story.

Smuggler’s Blues
Completed the Smuggling operation.

Shut Down
Completed the Production operation.

Broken Locks
Completed the Security operation.

Bad Reputation
Completed the Influence operation.

Mission Master
Completed all Story missions. Refer walkthrough here to unlock this trophy.

With a Pistol!
Took out a sniper with a pistol.

Teamwork!
Completed 3 missions with another player.

A Good Start
Completed the first mission “Amaru’s rescue”.

Eye in the Sky
Marked 100 enemies with a drone.

Eagle-Eyed
Marked 100 enemies with the binoculars.

Cluster Bomber
Killed 7 enemies with a single C4 blast.

A Better Mousetrap
Killed 7 enemies with a single mine.

Legend Hunter
Discovered one legend.

Legendary Hunter
Discovered all legends.

Spice of Life
Played each type of side mission.

Highway Bandit
Tagged 10 convoys.

Ultimate Skill
Bought all the upgrades of a Skill branch.

Only the Best
Bought all upgrades.

Top Drone
Bought all drone-related upgrades.

Heavy Medals
Collected all the bonus medals.

Rebel Sympathizer
Unlocked a Rebel skill.

Real Rebel
Unlocked all the Rebel skills.

No Better Rebel
Maxed out each Rebel skill.

Shotguns Fanatic
Collected all shotguns models.

Handgun Fanatic
Collected all handguns models.

The Champion
Maxed out your XP and levels.

Long Shot
Hit a target more than 400m away.

Death in the Dark
Made a close-combat kill at night.

Finished the Job
Killed an enemy in close combat who was hurt by another player.

Death from Above
Killed an enemy with a drone.

Black-out Boomer
Destroyed a generator with a C4 blast.

Submachine-Gun Fanatic
Collected all submachine-gun models.

Light Machine-Gun Fanatic
Collected all light machine-gun models.

Sniper Rifle Fanatic
Collected all sniper rifle models.

Assault Rifle Fanatic
Collected all assault rifle models.

Completing missions in Wildlands will net your characters XP, which will let you level up, in turn giving you Skill Points, and letting you unlock Skills. These Skills can be unlocked across various Skill Trees, an they each give you abilities that you may find helpful as you tackle the game.

There are six Skill Trees- and you can unlock Skills across any of them using either Skill Points, or resources:

• Weapon Skill Tree
• Drone Skill Tree
• Item Skill Tree
• Physical Skill Tree
• Squad Skill Tree
• Rebel Support Skills

PHYSICAL SKILLS

• Bullet Resistance
• Detection
• No Pain
• Faster Regen
• Stamina
• Explosion Resistance
• Aircraft Shield
• Car Shield
• Quiet Running

DRONE SKILLS

• Speed
• Zoom
• Night Vision
• Explosive
• Thermal Vision
• Cooldown
• Noisemaker
• Armor
• Range
• Medic
• Mark Area
• Stealth
• EMP
• Battery Increase

ITEM SKILLS

• Flare Gun
• Mine
• Parachute
• Diverson Lure
• Explosion Radius
• Binocular Recon
• Thermal Vision
• Binocular Zoom
• Frag Grenade
• C4
• Flashbang Grenade

WEAPON SKILL TREE

• Vehicle Destruction
• Time to Aim
• Ammo Retention
• Ammo Capacity
• Grenade Launcher
• Hip Fire Spread
• Ranged Elite
• Stable Aim

REBEL SKILLS

• Vehicle Drop-Off
• Spotting
• Guns for Hire
• Mortar
• Diversion

SQUAD SKILLS

• Revive Speed
• Squad Resilience
• Extra Sync Shot
• Born Leader
• Bleed Out Time
• Trained Rebels
• Last Chance

How To Level Up Faster And Quickly:

Like with many games of this nature, there are a lot of weapons for you to find in Ghost Recon Wildlands– while most of them are not that differentiated from each other in terms of what to do, some of them really and truly stand out.

With how many weapons there are in the game, however, for a new player, things can get a bit confusing and overwhelming- which weapon should you play with? Which is the best one? In this guide, we list out all the weapons in the game, and also include videos with some recommendations for which weapons you should go with.

LIGHT MACHINE GUNS

• MK-48: Espiritu Santo
• 6P41: Media Luna
• El Bastòn: Defeat Madre Coca
• Type 95: Remanzo
• Llamativo: Defeat Carzita

SNIPER RIFLES

• M1891: La Cruz
• L115A3: Monte Puncu
• Lanza Sagrada: Defeat La Santera
• The Warhawk: Defeat Boston Reed
• SR25: Camines
• Dragunov: Villa Verde
• SR-1L115A3: Koani

SUBMACHINE GUNS

• Residuos: Defeat El Pozolero
• MP7: Bravechos
• PSG: San Mateo
• SR-635: Ocoro
• P90: La Cruz
• PP19: Agua Verde
• 9mm C1: Ramanzo
• .45 ACP: Media Luna
• 9x19VSN: Inca Camina
• Scorpion EVO 3: Koani
• Mendeleyev: Defeat Marcus Jensen

HANDGUNS

• Lady Killer: Defeat Antonio
• The BFF: Defeat El Emisario
• 5.7 USG: Ocoro
• M1911: Ocoro

SHOTGUNS

• SASG-12: Agua Verde
• El Cuentista: Defeat El Wey
• SPAS-12: La Cruz
• El Obsequio: Defeat El Pupo

ASSAULT RIFLES

• 805 Bren A2: Villa Verde
• G2: Inca Camina
• L85A2: Espiritu Santo
• SR3M: Agua Verde
• AK-12: Tabacal
• AUG A3: Barvechos
• M4A1 Tactical: Defeat Carl Bookhart
• Ritmo: Defeat DJ Perico
• His AK-47: Defeat La Yuri Y El Polito
• Her AK-47: Defeat La Yuri Y El Polito
• R5 RGP: Monte Puncu
• ACR: Media Luna

Ghost Recon:Wildlands is now out, and it continues the tradition of being a surprisingly decent PC port of the game from a company that once upon a time had burned all bridges with PC gamers. There aren’t a whole lot of issues left at this point – just a handful, given that the bulk of the problems have been addressed by patches and updates already released, or due to release – but the few there are, we are here to help you with.

This guide here will help you deal with a fair few of the technical errors and glitches you can run into while playing Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands on PC. But first, the specs:

Minimum Specifications:

• OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only)
• Processor: Intel Core i5-2400S @ 2.5 GHz or AMD FX-4320 @ 4 GHz or equivalent
• Memory: 6GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX660 / AMD R9 270X (2GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better)
• Storage: 50 GB available space
• Sound Card: DirectX compatible using the latest drivers

Recommended Specifications:

• OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only)
• Processor: Intel Core i7- 3770@ 3.5 GHz or AMD FX-8350 @ 4 GHz or better
• Memory: 8GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX970/GTX 1060 or AMD R9 390/RX480 (4GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better)
• Storage: 50 GB available space
• Sound Card: DirectX compatible using the latest drivers

Please be advised that the following methods are to be used at the sole discretion of the system owner. GamingBolt or its staff members take no responsibility for problems that may arise or issues that may occur from trying the below. Always remember that official support is always the best support. 

GENERAL FIXES

Generally speaking, some basic troubleshooting tips should always help you resolve whatever issue you are facing with the PC version of any game. The same holds true of Wildlands as well. If you are running into problems, maybe first attempt the following steps, and if they don’t work out, look into some of the more specific fixes we have below.

• Make sure the drivers on your PC are updated
• If you have two GPUs, make sure you are using the discrete GPU instead of the integrated one
• Set Wildlands‘s priority to High in the Task Manager
• Turn off any background programs, including firewalls, chat clients,  video recorders, and overlays
• Try lowering visual settings on the game to see if that improves game performance

GAME ONLY LAUNCHES ON SECOND SCREEN

• Go to C:\Users\user-name\Documents\My Games\Ghost Recon Wildlands. Open GRW.in.
• Search for the ‘Output Monitor’ setting. The values can be 0, 1, or 2. Try changing the value to one of these. Save and quit, and restart the game. Repeat until you get the desired result.

100% CPU USAGE

• If you run into this error, don’t set the game to High Priority in the task manager. In fact, you should switch it back to ‘Low’ as soon as possible

STUTTERING

• Go to your video card’s control panel, and change your setting to ‘Maximum Performance Preferred’
• Try lowering the resolution to enable higher framerate

SNAP TO COVER BUG

• If your game freezes during snap to cover, your only choice is to force a quit, and then restart the game. As of right now, no other known solution exists

Note: Given that the wide range of PC hardware out there, the fixes mentioned here may or may not work for you. But it’s worth giving them a shot since these have worked for players who own the PC version of Ghost Recon Wildlands.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is a Ubisoft open world game- this means that it is full of all sorts of collectibles for you to hunt and track down, hidden in every nook and cranny, just waiting for you to stumble upon it.

There’s actually a whole lot of different kinds of collectibles to be found in Wildlands– skills, files, accessories, and medals are just some of the many kinds that you will find. If you want to know exactly where and how to find all the various collectibles that this game puts up for you to find, we’ve got you covered- this video guide below will help you track down all of them in this game.

Of course, do remember- the guide may have some spoilers, so if you’d rather go into the game blind, maybe skip this one. In this guide we will cover the following collectibles and their locations: Skill Points, Kingslayer Files, Accessories, Medals, Documents, Weapon Cases and more.

Look, I’m not saying that you should break the balance of Wildlands just to be able to do what you want when you want- but hey, if that’s what you want to do, and how you want to play your game, who am I to tell you otherwise? Wildlands, like many other games, uses multiple things to gate player progression- your level, your skills, your weapons, resources, and more.

If you want unlimited, or greatly increased at any rate, access to any or all of these, you’ve come to the right place. This guide will show you exactly how to do that.

UNLIMITED XP AND SKILLS

Completing missions in Wildlands will net your characters XP, which will let you level up, in turn giving you Skill Points, and letting you unlock Skills. These Skills can be unlocked across various Skill Trees, an they each give you abilities that you may find helpful as you tackle the game. So naturally, having an unlimited amount of XP, and thus having carte blanche access to all skills available in game, can be a greatly alluring prospect.

This is where this guide comes in:

INFINITE RESOURCES

Resources have a lot of use in Wildlands– not only are they your tangible bargaining chips in the game’s world, they, too, can be used to level your skills up. So this is another ‘currency’ you want to have a lot of. The video below shows you how to go about it.

UNLOCKING ALL WEAPONS

Although you are likely to stick to the one weapon (or one type of weapon) that suits your play style the most, for those of you who want to experiment, or simply want to continue trying out all the weapons, you probably want all weapons unlocked. The video below shows you how.