Skydiving into an enemy fortification may be the most impressive way to extract a target, but is it the quietest? Is it even the best way? As this new Ghost Recon Wildlands video demonstrates, it's probably the most violent. In what appears to be a co-operative mission, two separate players take out some guards before a third leaps from a helicopter and smashes through the ceiling of a warehouse.
Naturally, violence ensues, and certainly not the stealthy kind: turrets are deployed, throats are cut, and even the extraction target cops a face full of metal as he's secured in the chopper.
This video follows the release of a cinematic trailer last week, similarly violent, although featuring a very pleasant looking cat. The game launches March 7.
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