Wounds, injuries and stamina | Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint Guide Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint guide, tips

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint puts quite a lot of emphasis on the elements of survival as one hero. Also, there are such mechanics as wounds and injury systems that have a significant impact on the gameplay. In this chapter you will learn how they work and how to deal with them.

• Wounds and injuries of the character
• Fatigue and stamina of character
• Tips and advice

Wounds and injuries of the character

We treat the wounded character at the beginning of the game.

Regardless of how the game is played, the character will sooner or later be wounded during encounters with enemies. In most of these situations, the health points will automatically regenerate, as long as the character has a short period of peace (does not receive further damage).

However, sometimes the character will be injured, either by taking large damage from an enemy or by falling from a mountain slope - your health bar will be reduced. It will turn red. You will not be able to regenerate anymore. Player intervention will be necessary here - you have to use a bandage or injection to restore your character to full health. The character carries an unlimited number of bandages, but the treatment by this method takes from several to tens of seconds. The injection is applied instantly, but it does not always treat your hero in 100% and the number of carried syringes is also limited. Use these healing items according to the current situation.

Note - select the healing item by the item wheel (the "ALT" key in the PC version, the RB/R1 key in the case of XOne and PS4) and then activate the desired item ("G" in the PC version, LB/L1 in the XOne/PS4 version).

Fatigue and stamina of character

Camping allows you to relax and gain strength before further challenges.

The second mechanics connected with your character's health is the stamina / fatigue level. During many activities, such as sprinting, climbing or escaping from a mountain slope, the character will get tired regularly. When the stamina runs out, a bar will appear at the bottom of the screen to indicate this process. When this bar becomes exhausted, the character will not be able to run, and descending from the slope of the mountain may result in a fall. This can deplete your health bar a lot and even kill your character in extreme situations.

As the game progresses, the character will be regularly tired and the stamina bar simply gets decreased - allowing for shorter sprints or slower mountain climbing. To solve this issue, you can simply drink water from your water container (available from the beginning of the game). This can solve the problem temporarily, for a short while. Also, you can relax in a camp (for detailed information see the chapter "Bivouac - rest and fast travel" of our guide), which will regenerate the strength of your character - it may take several minutes.

Tips and advice

Finally, a handful of advice related to the health of your character, namely:

1. Always try to heal your character as quickly as possible in case of an injury. Reduced, non-regenerative, health bar significantly decreases your chances of getting out alive.
2. If possible, use bandages rather than injections to treat your character. The character carries an unlimited number of bandages and only a few injections, so it's worth saving the latter for an emergency situation where bandages are not an option.
3. Try to quench thirst temporarily and reduce fatigue with a water bottle. This way you will be able to sprint for a longer time and a short descent from the mountain shall not end in instant death of your character.
4. Regularly use the camping system to provide your character with some resting time. Thanks to that you will not have to worry about the thirst of your character. Camping gives you a lot of various benefits.