Ghost Recon Breakpoint: how to use the Sync Shot drone

Getting things done in Ghost Recon Breakpoint can feel like a tedious job. Not only are you on the hunt for new gear to improve your character, but you also have to use new skills and talents to make yourself better for fieldwork and massive clash. One ability that you are going to want to have at your disposal is the Sync Shot drone. It is a consumable that will allow you to kill up to three enemies at the same time with your drone, while you are safe elsewhere.

How to use the sync drone in Ghost Recon Breakpoint

Before you can think about using the Sync Shot Drone ability, you need to unlock it. To do this, you need to go down the Basics skill tree and then switch to the Stealth options. When you reach the Stealth skill tree, you can choose the Sync Shot drone. When you get it, you'll have access to it, but you'll also need to make sure you get items. Whenever you use the ability, you need to refresh it with items that you can loot from your enemies.

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Next, you need to equip the item to use this ability properly. You can do this by disabling the Sync Shot Drone cartridge at the top of the quick access menu to your inventory. Click on one of the following three locations and you will see the Sync Shot Drone cartridge available to you. Hold it, then equip it.

You are now ready to surprise your enemies with this ability. When you find them, take the item and click "G" or the button icon corresponding to your console when you have marked them with your weapon. You need to make sure you aim at them when you click the button. You should see a number above their head. You can do this three times. When you are ready, hold the "G" key or the corresponding button on your console, they should be killed by your drone.

You can do this with each member of your party, which means you can take out up to 12 different enemies at the same time. This is very useful if you want to clear an area before engaging the remaining enemies. unlike Wildlands, you must replenish this skill by choosing items dropped by enemies or creating new ones on a staging area.