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What is Rainbow Six Siege?

What is Rainbow Six Siege?

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Rainbow Six: Siege is a multiplayer franchise named after the Tom Clancy series. R6, a first-person shooter, is an online game developed by Ubisoft. This article will answer the question, “what is R6?”. This game, where the competition is at the highest level, is based on two teams of five each competing against each other.

Rainbow Six: Siege, which has over one hundred thousand monthly worldwide, also marks the eSports arena with its unique operators and equipment. This game, where the competition is at the highest level, is based on two teams of five each competing against each other.

Now let’s come to the details of the game. In R6, operators are the main mechanics of the game. These operators have different nationalities, equipment and various features. You cannot be successful in Rainbow Six Siege without team play.

This is the biggest mistake most beginners make. Players have to join forces to defeat the enemy. You should understand why Rainbow Six: Siege has been so successful in the eSports arena.

How to Play R6? How Should I Get Started?

If you are new to the game, the first thing to do is complete the training area. Then you can start playing against the artificial intelligence together with other players. But remember, playing against artificial intelligence will not improve you much. There are four options you can play in the game.

  • Newcomer
  • Quick Match
  • Unranked
  • Ranked
  • Terrorist Hunt (In this mode, you try to beat the defender in various difficulties. There are three levels: normal, hard, and very difficult.)
  • Events and Special Game (Solo)

Newcomer players can only play Newcomer matches until they reach level 50. Also, if you haven’t reached level 10 yet, you won’t enter unranked matches. To enter ranked matches, the game requires you to familiarize yourself with the game. That’s why the level cap to enter ranked matches is 50.

How Can I Improve My Gameplay?

 

  • Unlike other FPS games, it is very easy to die and kill in Rainbow Six: Siege. Two or three bullets you hit on the enemy’s body will be enough to kill the opponent. Or try to aim at the opponent’s head as much as possible.

  • Of course, aiming is not that easy. Train continuously. Thanks to these exercises, you can learn the unique recoil of weapons.

  • You can notice how cumbersome the mobility in the game is. These are designed to increase the realism in the game. That’s why you have to be very careful when moving with your character when entering each window, space, or any place where enemies may appear.

  • It would help if you memorized what features each operator has. For example, sometimes, when you shoot at your opponents, you may not kill them. Your opponents fall to the ground and are injured, waiting for their teammates to pick them up. This is where the “Doc” operator comes into play. Thanks to Syria’s weapon feature, he can raise his teammates from afar. As you can see, knowing the properties of operators is very important in this respect.

  • It is complicated to memorize or explain all 57 operators. That’s why we recommend new players to play the easier operators. Rook, Lion, Blitz, Fuze, Montagne, Thermite are some of them.
  • Another important point is the operator selection screen. Just like in MOBA games, you can gain an edge over your opponents in the operator selection screen. For example, you can use the Thatcher operator’s “EMP Grenade” to block Bandit’s live wire.

In-game Information

  1. There are three modes waiting for you when you choose your operators and start the game. These are bomb, hostage, and zone control. Every time you start the game, there is a preparation phase. If you are on the attacking side, you are trying to find the opponent’s hiding place, accompanied by drones or camera devices. If you are on the defending side, you need to complete the preparations, such as strengthening the walls and traps.

  1. Secondly, there are secondary devices that you can carry on your character when you enter the game. In general, various equipment such as grenades, bulletproof cameras, stun grenades, and deployable shields are some of them.

  1. Optimize your weapons as you level up. Take care to use recoil-reducing equipment as much as possible. Because remember, you can kill your opponent with a few bullets in the game. That’s why it’s so important to minimize recoil. 

Note: There is no such thing as “what is the best gun in Rainbow Six Siege?”. If you play well enough, all of the guns will be the best for you.

What Are the Rainbow Six Siege System Requirements?

Rainbow Six: Siege can be played on almost any system. It is possible to bring the game to the level that will get the best performance, which offers detailed preferences on graphics settings.

Here are the system requirements for R6:

Minimum

  • Intel Core i3-560 or AMD Phenom II X4 processor
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 or AMD Radeon HD 5870 graphics card
  • 6GB memory
  • 61 GB of disk space

Recommended

  • Intel Core i5-2500K or AMD FX-8120 processor
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 or AMD Radeon HD 7970 graphics card
  • 8GB memory
  • 61 GB of disk space

Operators

There are two operator classes in the game, attack, and defense. You can see how many operators below. So mastering the Rainbow Six: Siege will take hundreds of hours.

Attack Operators

  • Glaz
  • Fuze
  • IQ
  • Blitz
  • Twitch
  • Montagne
  • Thermite
  • Ash
  • Thatcher
  • Sledge
  • Buck
  • Blackbeard
  • CAPITÃO
  • Jackal
  • Zofia
  • Finka
  • Maverick
  • Gridlock
  • Amaru
  • Iana
  • Zero
  • Osa
  • Hibana
  • Ying
  • Dokkaebi
  • Lion
  • Nomad
  • NØKK
  • Kali
  • Ace
  • Flores

Defense Operators

  • Kapkan
  • Tachanka
  • Bandit
  • Jager
  • Rook
  • Doc
  • Pulse
  • Castle
  • Smoke
  • Mute
  • Frost
  • Valkyrie
  • Caveira
  • Echo
  • Mira
  • Lesion
  • Ela
  • Vigil
  • Alibi
  • Maestro
  • Clash
  • Kaid
  • Mozzie
  • Warden
  • Goyo
  • Wamai
  • Oryx
  • Melusi
  • Aruni
  • Thunderbird
  • Thor

Maps

There are also 14 maps in total in R6 where you can apply various tactics and play only ranked matches where you have to learn each entry. Each map has pros and cons for both the attacking and defending sides. These are the details you can know as you spend time in the game.

  1. Bank
  2. Border
  3. Chalet
  4. Clubhouse
  5. Coastline
  6. Consulate
  7. Favela
  8. Theme Park
  9. Villa
  10. Skyscraper
  11. Kafe Dostoyevsky
  12. Kanal
  13. Oregon
  14. Outback

Epilogue

In this article, we tried to explain to you the question, “what is Rainbox Six Siege?”. Hope you got your answers and you understood the game very well.

If you want to improve on R6 or want to learn more detailed information, keep following us.

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