How to lliberate areas on map?

[MrMoonscar]

How to liberate areas? I have several places discovered and under them on the map are ???. How to understand what I have to do to liberate them?

[Gamer]

You have to do the wingsuit/ speed and drive challenges... And then surveillance balloons to. Liberate..

To get 100% per area of the map.

[MrMoonscar]

@Streven

Hmm... Ok, I`ll check this out sometime if game won`t be crashing so often, ty

[Gamer]

Oh I thought it was how you do it. I must have been playing the whole game wrong unless I am not counting the squad gun things around the map.

[Vyrex]

Originally posted by Streven:

to liberate an area you must do a strike mission in that area and then move in squads. If you don't have enough squads you must earn chaos points until you have enough squads. You never have to do a stupid stunt or speed ring ever.

Actually he is not wrong. To get a green check mark you have to do the wingsuit stunts and stuff then you get a green tick on that location. If you hober your mouse over the location icon it will tell you what you need to do to get a green check mark on it (100% liberation on that location)

[Vyrex]

Also you have ??? on those location thats because you didnt do the G and J side mission they will unlock you the 2 special mods for your grappling hook and the stunts you need to do to get a green check on the location icons.

[MrMoonscar]

I just started to play and still did not figure out all the mechanics about this squads, chaos points, challenges and liberating. All my 4 hours of gameplay are 20-30 min of exploring the map and blowing up things until next crash :D
So I assume that I`ll continue having fun, destroying things, killing people and completing quests and something will pop out so I can liberate areas, thanks for answers)

[Vyrex]

Originally posted by Девочка Мошер:

I just started to play and still did not figure out all the mechanics about this squads, chaos points, challenges and liberating. All my 4 hours of gameplay are 20-30 min of exploring the map and blowing up things until next crash :D
So I assume that I`ll continue having fun, destroying things, killing people and completing quests and something will pop out so I can liberate areas, thanks for answers)

The G, S and J mission are unlocked very beginning i recommend you do them as early as possible they unlock you the booster, a stronger grappling hook pull whatever its called and the ballons which makes messing around much more fun and they unlock you the mission you need to do to liberate a location 100%.

If you fill up your chaos meter which is determind by your chaos points just destroy stuff but the fastest are those red painted explosive things and after the bar is full you get 2 squads which you need the right amount of squads to secure a area.

If you know how to push a area you can decrease the amount of squad you need to secure the area. Say this area you need 4 squads but if you pish the enemies frontline in a way where they are surrounded that area might only need 2 squad to secure. With this strategy you can unlock a area for a lower amount of squads or even zero.

I hope i was understandfull im not the best explainer lol.

[neutrino]

Originally posted by Vyrex:

Originally posted by Streven:

to liberate an area you must do a strike mission in that area and then move in squads. If you don't have enough squads you must earn chaos points until you have enough squads. You never have to do a stupid stunt or speed ring ever.

Actually he is not wrong. To get a green check mark you have to do the wingsuit stunts and stuff then you get a green tick on that location. If you hober your mouse over the location icon it will tell you what you need to do to get a green check mark on it (100% liberation on that location)

No, actually, he is wrong. Green check mark means nothing other than tell you, "Yo! Bozo! There are no more challenges here. Go away!"

The stunts (a.k.a., challenges) need to be done just to earn points to mod your stuff. It has nothing to do with liberating an area.

[MartensoftWorld]

You can also unlock different cosmetic items for discovering locations.

[MartensoftWorld]

Originally posted by neutrino:

Originally posted by Vyrex:

Actually he is not wrong. To get a green check mark you have to do the wingsuit stunts and stuff then you get a green tick on that location. If you hober your mouse over the location icon it will tell you what you need to do to get a green check mark on it (100% liberation on that location)

No, actually, he is wrong. Green check mark means nothing other than tell you, "Yo! Bozo! There are no more challenges here. Go away!"

The stunts (a.k.a., challenges) need to be done just to earn points to mod your stuff. It has nothing to do with liberating an area.

And once you do a certain amount of them, your meter is filled and there's no real point to doing any of them other than what you need to upgrade the weaponized wingsuit (if you have the dlc) or to get vehicles for drops.

[Vyrex]

Originally posted by neutrino:

Originally posted by Vyrex:

Actually he is not wrong. To get a green check mark you have to do the wingsuit stunts and stuff then you get a green tick on that location. If you hober your mouse over the location icon it will tell you what you need to do to get a green check mark on it (100% liberation on that location)

No, actually, he is wrong. Green check mark means nothing other than tell you, "Yo! Bozo! There are no more challenges here. Go away!"

The stunts (a.k.a., challenges) need to be done just to earn points to mod your stuff. It has nothing to do with liberating an area.

I think theres generely a missunderstanding here. Liberate the province which has to do with squads or just the city, village which has to do with stunt or destroy those blimps. But you need to do both anyway for 100%. In this case tho OP asked what the ??? means which is just liberating the city, village and get to 100%.

[Moragami]

So, you're saying the new liberation / chaos system is confusing and unituitive... Yeah, I agree completely. They had such a good thing going with 3, guess they never heard the expression "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

[MrMoonscar]

Holy... That`s what I`m calling an answer, that explains a lot, again and again big thanks to you all for responding! Time to have some fun.

[austincherry]

Originally posted by Streven:

First I'll explain Chaos, Heat, and the Frontline. You can go anywhere at anytime in this game. You get chaos points for killing enemies and destroying chaos objects anywhere on the map. When attacking enemies you gain Heat. Heat works just like in JC3 except there is only one level of heat now. It's either just on or off. When it's on you're earning double chaos points.

Instead of having multiple heat levels the Heat system is now programmed to be dynamic. It factors what you're doing and what equipment you have and sends an appropriate response. Just like in JC3, to drop heat you need to drop out of enemy sight for a short period of time.

I think the main issue with the heat in this game is that it rapidly spawns enemies way too quickly and too close to the character, there's been multiple occasions where I've seen a vehicle or helicopter spawn behind me as soon as I looked away. That, and you can no longer lose your heat unless you completely vacate the area, as well as enemies knowing exactly where you are no matter if you're hiding or not.

A bit of an upgrade, but more of a downgrade in my opinion.