Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Walkthrough

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• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts - Fulfill contracts that offer clear objectives with a fixed monetary reward and options to complete bonus challenges for payouts. With hundreds of ways to take down a wide range of targets, Contracts offers precise, strategic sniping gameplay at its absolute best.Play as a paid assassin; a hit man for hire, and beware of rival snipers who won’t hesitate to. Welcome to the Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Trophy Guide! This is the latest game in the Sniper: Ghost Warrior franchise from CI Games, after Ghost Warrior 3 released in 2017. This game moves more toward a smaller mission area style similar to the current gen Hitman games, with many ways to go about completing each individual objective in.

  Welcome to NeoSeeker\'s Unofficial Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 Walkthrough and Guide.

  Our walkthrough guide (WTG) is a detailed strategic reference source and guide covering the base game and each if its chapters, as well as the special elements that make it one of the most challenging stealth-action sniping games in the series.

  Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is unique to the series, presenting a story-based adventure that is positioned in the present day, using real-world situations and conflicts to ramp realism up to the 11th degree.

  The third game in the main series, GW3 is structured as a story-based adventure that, while it is technically a full sequel makes use of new characters and situations for the protagonist to play through.

  Story Chapters

  • ACT I
  • ACT II
  • ACT III
  • ACT IV

  A Detailed Supporting Mini-Guide Structure

  Our principle aims at Neoseeker is to equip our community with the information that they need to obtain the best and greatest entertainment experience that is possible from the games we create guides for. To that end you may find the following Supporting Guide Sections invaluable to your continuing adventures as a professional Sniper!

  In the modern AAA Video Game how one reaches the end of the story is often as meaningful as the story itself, and in the case of Ghost Warrior 3, having the ability to drop into and out of a comprehensive guide as well as a body of mini-guides that cover crucial aspects - such as Weapons and Kit as well as attaining the various Trophies and Achievements that offer bragging rights in a game - are paramount.

  Making the best use of the various kit, resources, and weapons thanks to a reliable mini-guide covering those subjects, well.. Those are among the measurable value of our guide.

  Remember: One Shot, One Kill is not just our policy, it\'s a really great way to conserve ammo! Welcome to the game deep web.

  Jan 1, 2020
  
  Chain killing is easy to do right and easy to do wrong and this guide will help you find the right moment to start your stabbing spree. In this guide you will find a detailed step by step procedure to set up and execute chain kills as well as picking the right targets and situations to assure an easy chain.
  

  Setting Up a Convenient Quick-Access Melee Key

  
  The very first step to becoming a chain kill god is to set up your melee key in a way that you can easily and quickly execute nearby enemies.
  Depending on your play-style and keyboard orientation you will want to find a key near your movement keys or mouse to bind to your melee / execute prompt.
  Personally I recommend binding melee either to \'F' on a keyboard or to the left / right bumpers on a controller.
  Alternatively and by far my favourite set-up is binding melee to a mouse key if you have one available.
  This is an example of the setup I am using; it\'s a simple macro script that presses the \'P' key on my keyboard to which I bound my melee / execute prompt.
  Play around with several set-ups and find the one that is most comfortable for you.
  

  Required Skills to Chain Kill and Those That Assist It

  
  Before you can chain kill you must unlock it first under the development skill tree under the \'Gadgets\' category.
  You must purchase either of the tier 1 knife skills, either \'Swift Gambit\' or \'Nimble Hands\', then purchase the \'Combat Awareness\' skill.
  This will cost you 60,000 credits to unlock.
  Here are a few helpful skills that can help you traverse the map and make your life a little bit better.
  Universal Camoflage - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This skill is great tier 1 stealth skill that will help you get closer to your targets without being seen.
  Tracker - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is another useful tier 1 skill that helps you find out enemy pathing to find the optimal locations for your chain kills.
  Nimble Hands - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is one of tier 1 skills that you can pick in order to unlock the \'Combat Awareness\' skill. I personally prefer \'Nimble Hands\' over \'Swift Gambit\' as you shouldn\'t need to chase kills while chain killing.
  Lighter Equipment - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is a useful tier 1 skill to get if you find yourself running around a lot. It pairs magnificently with the next skill on the list; \'Wraith\'.
  Wraith - 57,500 Credits and 3 Challenge Tokens {Tier 4}
  Minimum credits to acquire skill: 165,000 + 1 Challenge Token.
  This is a brilliant tier 4 skill that allows you to do whatever you want really. This skill is on the pricy side as it will run you 165,000 credits to unlock as well as tossing 4 challenge tokens in as well. This skill pairs really well with the \'Universal Camoflage\' skill so I recommend getting that one alongside this one.
  

  Picking the Right Targets

  
  This is easiest thing to mess up while setting up a chain kill.
  The best and most common targets to use for chain kills are the \'buddies\'. A pair of \'buddies\' is the easiest way to get a successful chain kill and there are plenty of these in every contract map.
  Here are a few examples of \'buddies\' you can find:
  These two can be found under the bridge on the Kolchak Harbor contract. These guys are an easy target for a chain kill as they are both facing forward and not towards each other.
  These two buddies can also be found in the Kolchak Harbor contract at the far end of the train yard in the north of the map.
  These two are also in the Kolchak Harbor contract in between the snowplow and white van in the trainyard, in the same general area as the previous pair of buddies.
  An important thing to note is the distance that the buddies are standing apart; they should be within one enemy model\'s shoulder distance away from each other at maximum.
  These pairs of buddies are the easiest to take down in a chain kill and it is easier to sneak up on the first two examples than the last example because in the last example the guy on left is looking at the guy on the right and may notice you sneaking up on them if he looks at his friend.
  Buddies are not the only targets you can chain kill as you can take out 4-5 enemies in one chain kill if you find a great situation, however, taking down buddies is best until you feel comfortable enough to try out bigger groups of enemies in more disadvantageous set-ups.
  The key thing to take away is that chain killing requires patience and understanding of enemy paths.
  Don\'t get frustrated if you can\'t get two enemies to line up right; they aren\'t the only pair of buddies on the map.
  

  The Fun Part

  
  Now that you have successfully picked out your targets and have everything lined up for a chain kill it is time to commit murder.
  Sneak up behind your targets until the prompt to \'take down\' alongside the assigned melee key pops up on their back.
  Hitting your melee key will begin the take down animation during which an orange prompt arrow will appear that will allow you to extend your chain kill to your next target.
  This is the tricky part: you only get about a second and a half to react to this prompt, and you have to press the corresponding directional key to the arrow\'s orientation.
  In this case you need to press \'forward\' which in my case would be my \'W' key.
  Repeat this for each arrow that pops up and you will get something that looks like this:
  

  Good Luck Seeker

  
  Congratulations! You are now a certified chain killing master. Go wreak havoc out there, Seeker.
  
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  • All Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Guides!
  
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  ...'>Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Walkthrough(17.03.2020)

• Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts - Fulfill contracts that offer clear objectives with a fixed monetary reward and options to complete bonus challenges for payouts. With hundreds of ways to take down a wide range of targets, Contracts offers precise, strategic sniping gameplay at its absolute best.Play as a paid assassin; a hit man for hire, and beware of rival snipers who won’t hesitate to. Welcome to the Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Trophy Guide! This is the latest game in the Sniper: Ghost Warrior franchise from CI Games, after Ghost Warrior 3 released in 2017. This game moves more toward a smaller mission area style similar to the current gen Hitman games, with many ways to go about completing each individual objective in.

  Welcome to NeoSeeker\'s Unofficial Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 Walkthrough and Guide.

  Our walkthrough guide (WTG) is a detailed strategic reference source and guide covering the base game and each if its chapters, as well as the special elements that make it one of the most challenging stealth-action sniping games in the series.

  Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is unique to the series, presenting a story-based adventure that is positioned in the present day, using real-world situations and conflicts to ramp realism up to the 11th degree.

  The third game in the main series, GW3 is structured as a story-based adventure that, while it is technically a full sequel makes use of new characters and situations for the protagonist to play through.

  Story Chapters

  • ACT I
  • ACT II
  • ACT III
  • ACT IV

  A Detailed Supporting Mini-Guide Structure

  Our principle aims at Neoseeker is to equip our community with the information that they need to obtain the best and greatest entertainment experience that is possible from the games we create guides for. To that end you may find the following Supporting Guide Sections invaluable to your continuing adventures as a professional Sniper!

  In the modern AAA Video Game how one reaches the end of the story is often as meaningful as the story itself, and in the case of Ghost Warrior 3, having the ability to drop into and out of a comprehensive guide as well as a body of mini-guides that cover crucial aspects - such as Weapons and Kit as well as attaining the various Trophies and Achievements that offer bragging rights in a game - are paramount.

  Making the best use of the various kit, resources, and weapons thanks to a reliable mini-guide covering those subjects, well.. Those are among the measurable value of our guide.

  Remember: One Shot, One Kill is not just our policy, it\'s a really great way to conserve ammo! Welcome to the game deep web.

  Jan 1, 2020
  
  Chain killing is easy to do right and easy to do wrong and this guide will help you find the right moment to start your stabbing spree. In this guide you will find a detailed step by step procedure to set up and execute chain kills as well as picking the right targets and situations to assure an easy chain.
  

  Setting Up a Convenient Quick-Access Melee Key

  
  The very first step to becoming a chain kill god is to set up your melee key in a way that you can easily and quickly execute nearby enemies.
  Depending on your play-style and keyboard orientation you will want to find a key near your movement keys or mouse to bind to your melee / execute prompt.
  Personally I recommend binding melee either to \'F' on a keyboard or to the left / right bumpers on a controller.
  Alternatively and by far my favourite set-up is binding melee to a mouse key if you have one available.
  This is an example of the setup I am using; it\'s a simple macro script that presses the \'P' key on my keyboard to which I bound my melee / execute prompt.
  Play around with several set-ups and find the one that is most comfortable for you.
  

  Required Skills to Chain Kill and Those That Assist It

  
  Before you can chain kill you must unlock it first under the development skill tree under the \'Gadgets\' category.
  You must purchase either of the tier 1 knife skills, either \'Swift Gambit\' or \'Nimble Hands\', then purchase the \'Combat Awareness\' skill.
  This will cost you 60,000 credits to unlock.
  Here are a few helpful skills that can help you traverse the map and make your life a little bit better.
  Universal Camoflage - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This skill is great tier 1 stealth skill that will help you get closer to your targets without being seen.
  Tracker - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is another useful tier 1 skill that helps you find out enemy pathing to find the optimal locations for your chain kills.
  Nimble Hands - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is one of tier 1 skills that you can pick in order to unlock the \'Combat Awareness\' skill. I personally prefer \'Nimble Hands\' over \'Swift Gambit\' as you shouldn\'t need to chase kills while chain killing.
  Lighter Equipment - 25,000 Credits {Tier 1}
  This is a useful tier 1 skill to get if you find yourself running around a lot. It pairs magnificently with the next skill on the list; \'Wraith\'.
  Wraith - 57,500 Credits and 3 Challenge Tokens {Tier 4}
  Minimum credits to acquire skill: 165,000 + 1 Challenge Token.
  This is a brilliant tier 4 skill that allows you to do whatever you want really. This skill is on the pricy side as it will run you 165,000 credits to unlock as well as tossing 4 challenge tokens in as well. This skill pairs really well with the \'Universal Camoflage\' skill so I recommend getting that one alongside this one.
  

  Picking the Right Targets

  
  This is easiest thing to mess up while setting up a chain kill.
  The best and most common targets to use for chain kills are the \'buddies\'. A pair of \'buddies\' is the easiest way to get a successful chain kill and there are plenty of these in every contract map.
  Here are a few examples of \'buddies\' you can find:
  These two can be found under the bridge on the Kolchak Harbor contract. These guys are an easy target for a chain kill as they are both facing forward and not towards each other.
  These two buddies can also be found in the Kolchak Harbor contract at the far end of the train yard in the north of the map.
  These two are also in the Kolchak Harbor contract in between the snowplow and white van in the trainyard, in the same general area as the previous pair of buddies.
  An important thing to note is the distance that the buddies are standing apart; they should be within one enemy model\'s shoulder distance away from each other at maximum.
  These pairs of buddies are the easiest to take down in a chain kill and it is easier to sneak up on the first two examples than the last example because in the last example the guy on left is looking at the guy on the right and may notice you sneaking up on them if he looks at his friend.
  Buddies are not the only targets you can chain kill as you can take out 4-5 enemies in one chain kill if you find a great situation, however, taking down buddies is best until you feel comfortable enough to try out bigger groups of enemies in more disadvantageous set-ups.
  The key thing to take away is that chain killing requires patience and understanding of enemy paths.
  Don\'t get frustrated if you can\'t get two enemies to line up right; they aren\'t the only pair of buddies on the map.
  

  The Fun Part

  
  Now that you have successfully picked out your targets and have everything lined up for a chain kill it is time to commit murder.
  Sneak up behind your targets until the prompt to \'take down\' alongside the assigned melee key pops up on their back.
  Hitting your melee key will begin the take down animation during which an orange prompt arrow will appear that will allow you to extend your chain kill to your next target.
  This is the tricky part: you only get about a second and a half to react to this prompt, and you have to press the corresponding directional key to the arrow\'s orientation.
  In this case you need to press \'forward\' which in my case would be my \'W' key.
  Repeat this for each arrow that pops up and you will get something that looks like this:
  

  Good Luck Seeker

  
  Congratulations! You are now a certified chain killing master. Go wreak havoc out there, Seeker.
  
  Recommended for You:
  
  • All Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Guides!
  
  You May Also Like:
  
  
  
  
  ...'>Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts Walkthrough(17.03.2020)