Ubisoft has another big surprise for the fans of their tactical shooter "Rainbow Six Siege." Following the recent announcement of "Rainbow is Magic" seasonal event, Ubisoft is adding another big change to its tactical shooter game, "Rainbow Six Siege."
As mentioned earlier by the gaming website PCGamesn, the latest designer’s note has finally gone live. The game’s latest addition will focus more on Lion and Capitao. Additionally, the gaming firm has also added small changes to other operators, the website reported.
What to expect from the latest changes
Ubisoft has done great jobs of introducing new tactics and new operators for each new season. Currently, "Rainbow Six Siege" has 46 operators. The game is expected to receive another 2 operators in the next season update. This means that fans will get the chance to have their favorite soldiers. The most recent additions, which involve Gridlock and Mozzie, are now available to all Rainbow Six Siege players. This week, the developer is announcing another big change for the game’s operators.
According to Ubisoft, the latest change is aimed at reducing the oppressive feeling of Lion’s ability while maintaining the operator’s Intel-gathering ability. The operator’s scan outline is getting a huge makeover.
It will be replaced by an Alibi-style ping debuff, allowing the operator to detect moving defenders up to three times. Additionally, the game developer has also shortened Lion’s warning ability, from three to 1.5 seconds. Lion’s scanning ability has also been dropped from four to two seconds. And last, Lion’s cooldown ability has also been reduced from 27 seconds to 15 seconds.
Overall, the operator has received three big changes.
Lion is not the only operator that has received some changes here. Capitao is getting some changes, which focus more on area denial. In Capitao’s changes, damage per tick will be dropping to 12, while the size of the affected area will be increased. Players can read the full list of the changes made, including the highlights, in the Ubisoft’s latest blog post.
About Tom Clancy's 'Rainbow Six Siege'
Developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft, Tom Clancy's "Rainbow Six Siege" is a tactical shooter video game that places heavy emphasis on environmental destruction as well as cooperation among players. The company first introduced the tactical shooter game at the 2014 Electronic Entertainment Expo event.
The game was first released for PC, PS4 and Xbox One on December 1, 2015. The tactical shooter game used the AnvilNext, a game engine created by Ubisoft Montreal for use on PC, PS3, PS4, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo Switch, Xbox 30, Xbox One and Nintendo Wii U. According to Ubisoft, the gameplay system was designed to give players lots of freedom as well as a strong focus on teamwork. "Rainbow Six Siege" is currently available on PS4, Windows PC and Xbox One.