Ghost Recon has been a staple in the First Person Shooter scene for a long time. Almost 2 decades of high paced, gun-slinging action has lead to some fairly intense main storylines. Many players have always thrown the story to the side and been strictly focused on the online aspect of the game, and vice versa.
While we get enthralled in all the different aspects of the game, some pretty interesting missions get ignored. Sometimes it's just a small laughable thing or a whole character arc that brings some life to the game. While a lot of the more unique and light-hearted content can be missed in lieu of a heavy storyline.
10 We All Float
One minute you're walking along the southwest side of the channels province, the next you see a small red balloon floating out of the sewer. For most who know the warning, it's the universal sign to get out of there. Alas, the adventurous ones will be compelled to investigate further.
Luckily for the reckless few among us, all there is to be found is a dead body face down in the water. No Pennywise, no blood-curdling screams. Just a friendly reminder that no matter where you go, even a virtual wilderness, the clown is probably watching.
9 Unicorn Row
There's no need for any extensive travel to check this out as it's on the roof of Skell Tech's head office. Once you arrive you'll see a uniform line of toy unicorns that look incredibly out of place.
There has been some speculation as to what it all means with no definitive answer being found. However, if you go to the closest emergency centre you'll find another one that has ANDY written on it, indicating a shoutout to Toy Story.
8 Wu-Tang Forever
This one is for all the Hip Hop heads out there, you're not forgotten. To stumble across this gem you may have to search a bit at the edge of Restricted Area 1 in the giant dam. A chopper will be required to fly up to the center of the dam wall.
As you stroll into the vent you will see white writing across the wall that says Wu-Tang Is Forever. Whether you love or hate the game, you have to respect the dedication. Though there isn't any slick merch to be had (hint, hint) the shoutout is appreciated by the community.
7 Abominable
If you're a Ghost Recon veteran then you'll know all about the history with large primates. Having a massive Yeti chase in Wildlands, people won't be so easily fooled this time.
Which is why they have stepped up the suspense from clue number 1. Good Hope Mountain will be where to search around until you stumble upon a cave opening. You'll know it when you see it by the massive claw marks surrounding the entrance, also the unfortunate backpacker inside.
6 Hidden Entrance
What kind of Easter Egg ridden game would it be without a little Indiana Jones? Sugar Loaf mountain will be the starting point for this sidetrack. Be wary though, this little mission will have you bouncing around the map to different camps in search of tablet pieces.
Once you have them all you will be sent to Camp North where you'll meet an active shooter holding a researcher hostage. Getting through all this you will have to put the now completed tablet in the door. While you won't run into quite as much treasure, it sure will take you on an adventure.
5 Skell Tech
The ominous technology company you've been hearing mention of here or there. One of the newer features players get to play with is the heat map, something you will need to begin uncovering the Skell Tech secrets.
At the bottom left-hand side of the map, you will see Skell Technology listed, besides this is a series of binary code. Follow the trail of coordinates and passcodes to begin your own Sherlock Holmes adventures.
4 Smile
Maybe one of the quickest easter eggs brought to us, wandering around province Infinity should trigger the mission at some point. It's called ''A Seine New World''
You'll get a warrant for a scientist that was last under the care of Dr. Gwen Fletcher, this leads you to take a visit over there at the Infinity Medical Centre. It's here that you'll meet with her 3 weird and wonderful patients. The last of which will tell you he's being cured for maniacal happiness. The laugh ends up being the confirmation.
3 Secret Midas Mission
Everyone who played Wildlands will know who Midas is and the mystery that surrounds him now. Which is why this mission that was available even in beta is so juicy. You'll start this mission at the Harris Homestead in Fan Bog.
Clues will lead you to a woman who needs some clothes recovered, some of them belonging to Midas. Eventually, you will end up in the commander's office on an island filled with enemies to recover Midas's gear. Luckily this mission rewards you with more than the experience, a Bradley Bowie.
2 Carillon Locations
While these don't have any specific mystery to them, it's a rather random side achievement that most people will walk on by. Plus the eerie nature of a carillon fits the dark wilderness of Breakpoint. They're such a subtle decoration that unless you know its an achievement, players won't sort it out.
It's not even like you would stumble across most of them on your normal travels completing missions. Desolate areas, abandoned-looking houses, and amongst the trees is where you'll achieve the rare collection. All you have to do is walk up to each Carillon and you'll achieve the Heart Of Darkness achievement.
1 Treasure Hunt
In a cave by a sunken pirate ship, there are many treasures to be discovered. Collectibles, resources, and chalked on the side of the wall is a non-specific map that vaguely leads you to an unknown treasure.
It'll be very hard to figure your way through it on the cave drawing alone so the real hunt begins when you pick up the collectible and trigger '' The Caveman'' mission. The page says that there is a house laid between Outlaw valley and Shacks Valley. From here on out, it's all up to the player. Be the Indiana Jones of Breakpoint. Happy Hunting!