The Special Operations 2 expansion for Ghost Recon Wildlands is now live, bringing with it a new Ghost Mode PvE experience, a new Rainbow Six Siege crossover event, and, naturally, several new features for the game’s Ghost War PvP mode. Special Operation 2 also adds two brand new classes to Ghost War: the Surgeon and Toxic for Ghost War mode. Speaking as someone whose own PvP skills are somewhat lacking, I found both of the new classes to be welcome additions since they can be effectively utilized even by players who aren’t good at winning direct firefights. In this article, we want to brief you on the ins and outs of both new classes.

Overview

Special Operations 2 will be coming with a brand new story mission called Operation Archang which is centered around three Rainbow 6 Siege Operators: Valkyrie, Twitch and Caveira. As part of the expansion’s Rainbow Six Siege event,The new Surgeon and Toxic Ghost War classes continue the Rainbow Six theme by being loosely based off of fellow Siege operators Doc and Smoke respectively.Surgeon is an assault class and comes with MPD-0 Stim Pistol which lets you heal and revive downed teammates by shooting them with this gun. Toxic is a support class and gets a drone that shoots deadly sulphur bombs which create a gas cloud that damages all players inside it and helps negate cover and infiltrates buildings to flush out enemies.By the way, you can buy Ghost Recon Credits and Ghost Recon Packs at our website: 5mmo.com with the cheapest price online by using the code “5MMO” for a 3% discount.

 

The Toxic

The Toxic class uses a drone that dispenses a deadly sulfur gas grenade to deal damage over time. This activated ability is mainly meant to divert, deter, or force enemies out of cover altogether; those who are caught in the cloud of gas, being they friend or foe, will take a damage tick rate of 4HP per second. The gas cloud can cover the entirety of a single, major building on most maps, including the largest warehouses and outbuildings on maps like Deforestation. This creates a huge opportunity for you to fatal funnel the enemy into or out of areas, such as the Recon Tower on Uplink maps or a terminal on Sabotage maps. Another major plus, as with most player-operated drones, is that the activated ability can also spot and mark enemies for your teammates and can still be used even if the sulfur gas grenade portion of the drone is on its 90-second cooldown after use. You will know that the grenade is ready to be dispensed when the biohazard symbol in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen is illuminated. For your attention, Ghost War Pass is also provided at our website: 5mmo.com, if you want to relieve yourself from the endless shooting game.

The Surgeon

The Surgeon can utilize a special stim pistol gadget along with their usual firearm loadout. When equipped, the stim pistol allows the Surgeon to heal, and even revive teammates from a distance, affording skilled Surgeon players the opportunity to make some truly clutch plays when it matters most. As for the stim pistol, it’s surprisingly easy to use, though much like other Ghost War gadgets, it does have limitations. The pistol only fires when you’ve lined up your sights on a friendly player in need of aid (your target will glow blue when this happens) so there’s no need to worry about missing and wasting shots. In total, the stim pistol has five shots, but you can’t replenish shots by visiting an ammo box. The exact amount of health granted from a stim pistol shot varies depending on your target’s total class health, but in most cases, a single shot will replenish about one third of a non-Assault class’s health.