This is important, as if your objective states you have two minutes to rescue a friendly entity, there’s little need to spend time counting SAM launchers. Installations Recon: Use your binoculars, drone, or physical (but unseen) presence to ascertain a complete list of installations in the combat zone, and their exact location pertinent to your objectives.

Time of Day: This affects the effectiveness of some installations (for example, enemies move to mess halls to eat, head to barracks to sleep, and are more easily neutralized if they are congregated in a particular area. Obviously, for specific mission tactics, refer to Prima's official Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands guide, but there are some general pre-planning activities, and elements to be aware of before the mission begins. You can replay missions from here (for the extra XP). You can also use this Menu to check additional rewards (such as Skill Points and weapons) given for taking out the boss of each province.

Plus, underbosses (who are more difficult to initially on your Tacmap) show up here once they’re unlocked.

You’re able to tackle underbosses, and finally El Sueno himself more quickly if you focus on a particular activity. This map also shows the clusters of each cartel group, so you can conquer via group instead of province. This diagram of the Santa Blanca Cartel is as important as your Tacmap, as it allows you to keep track of which Buchon (boss) you’re after, where everyone is, and which buchon is actively involved in a particular type of cartel activity group (Security, Smuggling, Influence, or Production).

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