- Rainbow Six Siege Content Kicked Off with Operation

Technically, Ubisoft already teased the two of them back in February 2019 when they introduced the new Six and his complex board where he kept short versions of psychological profiles of each Rainbow operator. In case you have almost any issues about where by in addition to the best way to work with Rainbow Six Siege Boosting, you possibly can email us on our own page. The Secret Service operator will be a defender and will have some sort of a gadget that will allow him to see through smoke. It seems that just like the attackers got their own version of Vigil and Caveira, the defenders got their version of Glaz. On the other hand, it is more likely the Secret Service agent will be equipped with close quarters weaponry instead of a DMR.
 
It's called Reverse Friendly Fire, and Ubisoft offers an extensive breakdown of the new mechanic via this blog. The short version is that this new system is designed to allow people who are shot by a teammate to re-direct the bullets to the person that fired them while taking no damage themselves. The hope is that this will dissuade chronic team killers who may eventually get banned but are able to ruin other people's games in the meantime.
 

The teaser would seem to bear that out, with the ganker sneaking up on the hapless gankee like a murderous wind that blows unseen. And then, pow! Just like that, it was all over. Which may not be the most incisive analysis of an animated GIF you'll ever get, but I'm not the only one who's lookin' but not really seein': All of these Operators get a Gold Chibi charm and a Celestial Glory uniform, while Maverick also gets the Alchemist headgear and Halcyon Flux weapon skin for the M4. Clash gets Challenger headgear and the same skin for the SPSMG9 and CCD Shield, while Noman gets Sightseer headgear and the same skin for the AK-74M. Lastly we have Kaid, who has the Monarch headgear and gets the skin for the AUG A3.
 
Just like with any other leak, it wasn't entirely obvious whether it would turn out correct. Then came Ubisoft's most recent teaser that shows the Dane in the distinctive Frogmen outfit, equipped with a device on his back which resembles that of Vigil. That, coupled with the fact that he is sneaking up on what definitely looks like a secret service agent who wears some sort of glasses doesn't leave much room for doubt in the original leak.
 
The concept is incredible, but this system really stands out when you begin to breakdown the specifics. RFF is a surprisingly dynamic system that takes into account the specifics of the situation. For instance, Ubisoft seems to understand that friendly fire will happen from time to time. That's why the system won't simply kick in just because a little damage is done. However, it may eventually affect those who consistently damage their teammates even if they don't actually kill them.
 
When speaking to Siege esports Director Franois-Xavier Dnile about the changes to the Pro League and the fans and players alike were perceiving, Dnile said, "both parts of the feedback were positive because it is now much clearer to follow our pro league.