Presently, there are many MGS fans in the world not planning to pick up a copy of Metal Gear Solid 5’s excellent prologue chapter. There are also many who wish to get a taste. No matter what you want, there is now an alternative! If you wish to make your way through the levels with murderous stealth, but in a whole new different flavor, a viable substitute is simply waiting for you.
Recently, Robert Cram, Far Cry 4 mapmaker has recreated the Ground Zeros base in this critically acclaimed Ubisoft FPS title. Similar to Ground Zero, the map drops you on a rocky outcrop area, right outside the enemy base. You won’t find any opening cut scene or witness Joan Baez. The complete outpost challenge is quite straightforward on its own.
As in Metal Gear Solid 5, you have no margin for any error. Once you set off an alarm, the mission will instantly fail. Now, you can also see the walkthrough of this particular map by the creator. You can discover it in Far Cry 4 by checking out the map library for “MGS V Ground Zeroes5”.
In other news, gamers recently encountered a lot of bugs and issues with the PC release of Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes. Game developers are on thin ice with so many buggy titles releasing towards the end of 2014. It was prophesized to be an awesome year for gaming, turned out in the end, to be a rather disappointing one.
However, get your game face on as Kojima Productions have launched the latest patch that deals with the three major issues currently wreaking havoc in Metal Gear Solid 5. All, you need to do, is download the update by installing a fresh new version of Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes. It is available to all gamers who opt-in to the Steam Client Beta.
Another alternative involves you right-clicking on Ground Zeroes in the Steam Library, choosing Properties and selecting the tab for Beta. Furthermore, it seems that Kojima Productions are quite concerned with this title. They declared in Ground Zeroes Steam page post that they would routinely monitor the game’s discussion forums in order to make sure that everything is working smoothly, and all bugs have been cleared.
The changes, that have taken place, are as follows:
• Gamers faced an issue regarding the game failing to launch whenever a USB device was plugged in the PC. This issue is now fixed.
• A few minutes later after launching the game, a ‘Low Memory Error’ is shown during certain conditions. The patch fixes this problem as well.
• Now, when you set the Camera Y Axis to reverse, the camera motion will depict the change.
Stay tuned for more updates on Metal Gear Solid 5!