In which you not only have to free the hostage but also extract them to safety, unless you have wiped out the other team. Defenders on the other hand spend that time reinforcing their position, setting down traps and other ways to prevent the other team from achieving their goal based on the scenarios which can range from disabling a bomb to my personal favorite and most frustrating scenario - rescuing a hostage. If you’re an attacker there is a pre-match period where you take control of these pretty cool drones scurrying around to survey the layout and ideally find out defenses, entry points and other intel to further plan out your attack. Everything in Siege starts and ends with tactics and this is one of the areas that it stands apart from other games like it.Īfter choosing your team, the game proceeds based on what side you are on. Conversely, the defender Mute, uses a special jamming device that can protect certain areas from signals to detonate charges or utilize drones. Thermite, for example, is an attacker who comes equipped with thermite breach charges that can burn through the strongest walls. Each operator has varying skills and equipment that is unique to them and how your team is comprised weighs heavily on how you will handle the objective. Players have a choice of a number of characters called operators who are specialized military units from various parts of the world. Fans of the previous games will be in for a bit of a change as the single player campaign has been ditched for an adversarial multiplayer experience that puts you as a member of a typically 5-man team working in concert to achieve a certain task based on your squad’s designation attacker or defender.
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Rainbow Six: Siege, the 10th title under the Tom Clancy moniker, is a pleasant return to the tactical shooter games that made the series so popular and while the tone harkens back to the glory days of the series where tactics actually counted the game - also is targeting the burgeoning e-sports and online market. Ask Lebron James if he prefers sharing the spotlight in Miami or being the man losing in Cleveland? The guys over at Ubisoft might have finally got the team-based multi-player experience right with Rainbow Six: Siege to where you actually realize that there is no “I” in team. A bunch of people heading in the same direction does not make a real team.
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