u/Elegant_Double_6345

Ciao a tutti, mi chiedevo se ci fosse ancora un modo per sbloccare gratuitamente il visore notturno panoramico (PNVG/GPNVG) o altre varianti di visori notturni in Wildlands.

So che alcuni visori notturni si possono ottenere tramite le Casse Prestigio, e a quanto pare queste casse si possono ottenere completando sfide giornaliere/settimanali senza spendere soldi veri.

Ma i PNVG in particolare si possono ottenere gratuitamente in questo modo, oppure sono bloccati dietro al Pass Anno 2/negozio?

Inoltre, ci sono altre varianti di visori notturni gratuite che dovrei cercare?

Grazie!

Hey everyone, I’m wondering if there’s still a way to unlock the Panoramic NVG (PNVG/GPNVG) or other cool NVG variants for free in Wildlands.
I know some NVGs can be obtained through Prestige Crates, and those crates can apparently be earned from daily/weekly challenges without spending real money.
But are the PNVGs specifically obtainable for free this way, or are they locked behind the Year 2 Pass/store?
Also, are there any other free NVG variants I should look out for?
Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I’ve been looking for something new to play on PC lately, but I’m not really sure what to pick.

I’m open to pretty much any genre — FPS, RPGs, survival, strategy, horror, co-op, indie games, or anything else you think is worth checking out.

I’d especially love to hear about some lesser-known games that don’t get talked about much. Those hidden gems you randomly discovered and ended up really enjoying.

I’m also interested in games that are free or have a free-to-play option, but I’m open to paid games too if you think they’re really worth it.

What’s one game you’d recommend to someone who wants to discover something new?

Thanks!

I’m curious about how the selection process works for units like GIGN, GIS, GSG 9 and FBI HRT.

As far as I understand, you generally don’t join these units straight away. You first have to spend some time as a regular police officer, gendarme or FBI Special Agent before you can apply for the unit.

So how difficult is it to prepare for and pass the selection while also doing your regular job?

For example, if you’re working full-time as a police officer or agent, how do you find the time and energy to prepare physically and mentally for what is already a very demanding selection? Is it actually harder to prepare because you’re already working shifts, dealing with operational duties, etc., or does your regular job help prepare you in some ways?

I’d also be interested to hear from anyone familiar with these kinds of units about how candidates usually prepare before applying and how much experience they typically have at that point.