Ghost Recon breakpoint: the last operation for Nomad ? | Forums

[LORD-DOBERMAN]

The Question is breakpoint Last operation for ubisoft... With this many updatetes and bug fix.... 🤭

[ManticButton]

He could become the next CO of the team and mitchel finally retires, or he becomes the second in command

I thought nomad was all ready second in command ?

[FCacGRdvWD]

For a guy called Nomad he seems quite unable to move off the island, I wonder if he's planning to spend his retirement over there.

Why, he already found the lure to catch the big one... what else is there to do?

[Steven527]

Why, he already found the lure to catch the big one... what else is there to do?

see once again you aren't truly immersed. He didn't find the lure, he helped get the material to craft it! Crafting, that is the secret sauce to all games!

[KUZMITCHS]

I wouldn't mind at all if Ghost Recon does another soft reboot of the franchise again after Breakpoint. Maybe an "Origins" type story or something with less technology involved. Maybe a Viet-Nam 1970's era and all you got is a map, flashlight, binos, compass and your m16-a1.

The Ghosts were founded as Delta Company, 5th SFG.

Before and during the Vietnam War, the MAC-V formed a special unit under the 5th Special Forces Group called Detachment B-52. It was also known as Project DELTA (hmmmmm...). Project DELTA, 5th SFG also was a forerunner to and inspiration for the later MAC-V SOG that existed alongside Project DELTA.

Project DELTA was also known for testing and using experimental gear and equipment for it's recoinnaisance and hunter-killer missions...

Another fun fact, at one point Project DELTA was led by then Captain Charles Beckwith (a lendary Green Beret who would later found Delta Force, which was inspired by SAS that he served with at one point).

In 1965, the unit would be commanded by Captain Charles Beckwith, the man who revolutionized the Special Forces training and would later found the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta (Also known as Delta Force). He would use his experience from serving in the British SAS to test and select men for long-range reconnaisance operations. During his leadership, he led the B-52 in the rescue of the besieged Special Forces camp at the Siege of Plei Me.

[FCacGRdvWD]

I stand corrected then, perhaps I should pour a few hundred more minutes before speaking out of my butt! Apologies

[ArgimonEd]

I thought nomad was all ready second in command ?

The only country I know of that the people in command go to operations is France.
Didn't knew the US was like this too

[ManticButton]

The only country I know of that the people in command go to operations is France.
Didn't knew the US was like this too

I don't know if that's the case either I just remember reading it somewhere it could be that since it was made by ubi paris and they had a french adviser that's how it happened

[Megalodon26]

Chances are, Nomad was planning to set up a command and control outpost somewhere on the island, and direct all the action from there. After all, with no communication to or from the island, the Ghosts would have to rely on short range radio communication, to pass information to Nomad.

[ArgimonEd]

Makes sense