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Ghost Recon : Breakpoint's giant update and event has been delayed

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint's big new 1.1 update that was due to release on December 18th has been delayed. The update was going to come with gameplay changes and a Terminator live event. The game received poor reviews upon release and the developers promised to fix some of the game's largest problems in this update.

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Tue Dec 17 - Gamespot

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