Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands Build 4073014 represents a specific technical milestone in the lifecycle of Ubisoft’s massive open-world tactical shooter. While the game has seen numerous updates since its 2017 launch, specific build versions often become points of interest for the community regarding stability, modding compatibility, and performance optimization.
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One of the most discussed aspects of Build 4073014 is its LOD (Level of Detail) management. Unlike earlier builds (sub-4000000), this version introduced a dynamic draw distance scaler for foliage. While performance improved, long-range snipers noticed "pop-in" for rocks at 600+ meters. Ubisoft patched this specific behavior in 4073014, but did not fully revert it until later.