The story takes place primarily in East Africa in 2009, where an Ethiopian warlord has invaded peaceful Eritrea and is threatening the Red Sea shipping lanes. The add-on includes several patches as well as updates to game features, but doesn't alter basic gameplay or enjoyment. DirectX: DirectX 8.Installation of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon is required for playing the expansion Desert Siege.Operation System: Windows 9X/ME/2000/XP.CPU: Pentium 2 with 450MHz or equivalent.New weapons include: Rifleman Kits AN 94 7.62mm Carbine Groza/GP 25 Support Kits M-60 PKM Demolitions Kits A-91 Bizon 9mm Sniper Kits M98 7.62mm Sniper Rifle Minimum Requirements (PC) Some will appear in the hands of unlocked Specialist characters while others may only be available in Multiplayer or Quick Mission modes. WeaponsThere are 9 new weapons available for use in Desert Siege. Some objectives will be time-based others will involve escorting civilian vehicles across maps filled with hostiles. 8 mission single-player campaign set in the Horn of AfricaĪs in the original Ghost Recon, completing secondary objectives will reward you with all new specialist characters.It consists of an all new single-player campaign as well as various new weapons, enemies and multiplayer maps. OverviewTom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Desert Siege is an expansion of the original Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon. Armed with new weapons and new specialists it's up to them to push the Ethiopian military back across the border. The Ghosts are once again called to action to lead the charge as the spearhead of the operational forces. At the request of the Eritrean government, an international coalition is formed to combat the violence plaguing the two countries. Relief efforts on the interior come to a swift halt. This sudden Ethiopian offensive sends the Eritreans into a swift retreat. Armed with the latest Russian weaponry, and led by General Tesfaye Wolde, the Ethiopian military makes a grab for the Eritrean coastline. One of the deadliest being the resumption of hostilities between the forces of Ethiopia and Eritrea, which have been spurred on by a coup in Addis Ababa. PlotIn the wake of the upheaval in Russia, a series of small brushfire wars have ignited around the globe.
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