Tom Clancy´s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Message Board  

Thank you very much for the trainer. finally it work's perfectly for me! thank you guys you are the best!

[Edited by weskersc, 3/2/2018 9:30:45 PM]

Yes yes yes ! Thank you CH !
Of course i have the Uplay version so i vote in favor but i am very happy that you reconsider the probability to have a trainer for this game.

I have 3 questions :
* If i have a Uplay version, can i try to active this game with my Uplay Key CD on Steam ? (And how can i do to do this please).
* If my first question work, do you think that all my dlcs and all that i buy in my cash shop, will be unlock on Steam ?
* If my first question work, do you think that i could use this trainer ?

Thankyou

Hello,

I get an Error when i start the Trainer.

I have not installed the Game in "c:\....\progamme\steam\steamapps\..." i have it on "D:\....\progamme\steam\steamapps\..."
How can i change this in the Trainer?

thanks a lot!

greetings Georg

[Edited by moderator Taurusplopp, 3/3/2018 6:32:26 AM]

Just a note to anyone trying out the new (2018) trainer with auto-launching of the game.

The game files looks like they must be in the default directory on the C-Drive, with the rest of the STEAM program files. I had all my games on a separate internal HD due to the primary's limited space, and couldn't find a way to tell the trainer the game is in another directory.

So if you have a different default directory as well - make sure you move your game files back to the default C drive, such as:
(C:\\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Wildlands)

🙂

GeorgK1234: See my post just below yours for the fix to that question. Your steam game files must be in their default C-drive directory. If you right-click on the game inside the STEAM app, go to Properties: Click on LOCAL FILES (3d option along the top in the popup): Click bottom option "Move Install Folder"

Change the directory to where your STEAM program is at.
Usually C: Program Files (x86)]Steam (check it's address through your windows desktop first and go with that)

Too bad there isn't a way to change the drive to another drive for launching. Just because all may games are on my G drive, and my C drive is a small SSD. I cannot switch my games back to another drive. So that is unfortunately not an option for me. So the trainer will not work for me in my current situation.

the trainer uses your steam install directory for where to look

if you did something unconventional and have your games not stored where they normally are stored in steam

(i.e. :\Steam\steamapps\common)

then the trainer will never find it. I have no solution other than install where steam normally installs games.



best,
Cal