We've all been there I'm sure. You land a helo in the open, safely, no other nearby object not already placed. Go off a bit of distance to do some in-game business, but not far enough for de-spawning to take place; return, and behold:

Some meaningless and useless in-game object has been dumped at the same location based on some unknown coding algorithm.

This results in:

when attempting to launch - in the vain hope that those blades aren't really going to collide with that object which wasn't there upon landing.

Again, thanks Ubisoft, nice work ...

However promotions should be opening up ...

@dv20katana Thank you, THANK YOU - the enabling List View option makes a world of difference.

That Ubisoft decided to drop completely one format to go to another one "cold turkey", with all the on-going issues being discussed (whether general or very specific problems), is simply mind-bogging.

So, when you launch Operation Motherland and your team, having supposedly been off-island some four months and are planted on that hillside - did the studio see fit to give Nomad some advanced drone technology (or at least the same technology that was available years previously in Bolivia)?

I bet I can guess the answer ...

Here's a very interesting take on the announcement:

@gmoneymozart I've got to wonder if the studio actually does any play-testing on the version of the code that the general public plays.

I also find it very, very strange that the studio can't replicate what the general public is experiencing.

@ubi-froggard Here's an idea, how about the studio put out a statement that clearly lays out what is suppose to happen after a player destroys a behemoth? Clearly there's some type of conflict within the coding not only when on Auroa, but also when compared to what is taking place on Golem Island (i.e., behemoths are always respawning after being destroyed).

In theory the coding parameters on this subject should be very straight forward.

Take a look at this recent short thread from the old forum; it might address what steps you have to undertake to resolve what's been mentioned.

https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthread.php/2367760-Pathfinder-does-not-have-it-s-unique-weapon-Try-workaround-in-comments

@ltjasonwolfe Not the tunnels I've driven into, that's for sure ...

@ubi-froggard Here's one example:

Obviously on the right side of the head, it should be flush to the headgear, regardless of the type. In this case, it's not flush against ballcaps.

However it's fine with the generic booney hat:


I'll assume the issue has to do with not designing this headset to fit with all the different types of possible headgear. This on the PC.

I've gotten the pop-up (also with no way to exit out) on my current character slot which has not done the event. However can't recall exactly under what conditions it has taken place.

@gmoneymozart Man, did I mess that up! Right you are Gmoney.

even the NPCs are not immune ...

What it shows shouldn't surprise anyone if they've been around the game for any length of time

Wow! Nice!

No longer an issue whether your boots are bloused or not ...

@fcac-no-moe My third slot character is a Pathfinder, class level 20 - so challenge #7 was completed at some point, but I honestly don't recall any specific issues. I simply had as a task for a specific game session to complete that challenge. No FT, no swapping weapons, no vehicle traveling. Just work a fairly wide open area of the map from one end to the other; back and forth, killing the various spawning NPCs.

However IIRC, there were comments on the old forum regarding the requirements might be glitched to the effect of it taking more than 20 shots for the challenge to be completed.

Also the counter displayed is only to show that you need to kill 20 enemies one time; there's no actual "counter" being displayed as you go above that task. It's the same for all classes that have the "kill 20 enemies without being detected" challenge.

@linusnexus Okay, the cosmetic gear from class challenges. In GS use the gear override option in your loadout screen (it's at the bottom) is the way to go.

Given no class challenge gear reward drops as loot in the game world, using the override option is the way to fit your character with the specific gear you want, with the stats from generic gear (top/hands/vest/pants/shoes) which drops in the game world supplying the perks you wish to have.

I hope this correctly understands the subject of your post.

As stated, there's no proximity mines in BP. WL only.

In WL, the easiest way for me to get directly to proximity mines is to first press "7" key, followed by the "4" key. There's no direct assigned key because the PMs were added post WL launch.

Pressing the "4" key in BP also cycles you thru what's on your active inventory wheel. Same as it is in WL.

Here's my impression of the referenced modifiers -

"Enemy Engagement" - the distance when they will open fire, period. If the value is the same as "Detection Range" it's self-explanatory. If the value is less, then in theory they can spot you, go on alert, but not open fire until they reach the appropriate distance.

"Subsonic" - the distance those weapons classified in the mod as firing subsonic ammo (with suppressors) will be heard.

"Supersonic" - same as above for the other weapons (ASR,DMR,SNR).

"Detection Range" - tied to "Enemy Engagement" by default - it's the specific distance your character gets spotted. Test various values by going to open fairly level areas and start walking/crouched towards spawned stationary NPCs, starting at least from 250m, and note the range when detection(s) start. For testing purposes you can nerf "Enemy Engagement", then change the latter's value(s) to see if there's really any significant changes.

When the game glitches from my default of ADS to OTS view, pressing the ALT key resolves it for me.

Be sure to press ALT while in OTS, so that it switches back to ADS.