Ubisoft has just announced that Rainbow Six: Siege will ship with 11 multiplayer maps, that will be playable both at day and night. Not only that, but the French company revealed that all post-launch maps will be made available to everyone for free.
As Ubisoft stated:
“We are glad to finally share with you that at launch, Rainbow Six Siege will have 11 maps, playable both day or night, all using the full potential of our Real Blast destruction technology. In addition, all post-launch maps will be downloadable for free. We want players to stay with us for the long term and have ambitious post-launch plans that we will detail at a later stage.”
This is great news for all Rainbow Six: Siege fans as they will be able to enjoy all future maps without any trouble. Moreover, the game’s community won’t split via this way. So yeah, kudos to Ubisoft.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is currently scheduled for a December 1st release!
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Wonder what the season pass is for then
Can you stil sign up for beta? I passed on the opportunity to play the alpha because what I was seeing wasn’t anything new and I didn’t have much time that week or whenever. I like most of the mechanics they are trying to put together, I just don’t like the slow movement and small maps.
Was it not 10 maps earlier today?
Correct. PC Gamer (the original source) was wrong.
Ah, cool, Cheers for the heads up
Good news!
This is how Battlefield should of been done too.. but nope. Greed all the way. God forbid we actually feel happy with our purchase.
Looks pretty sweet, is pc the lead dev platform?
R6 vegas 2 had 12 multiplayer maps and 7 single player (story mode) locations with 25 scenes on day 1. in another word R6 siege has less.
R6V2’s maps were ripped from singleplayer, plus some re-paints from R6V1. And 2’s singleplayer, while entertaining, barely improved upon the first game either. Siege on the other hand is made from scratch. If anything compare it to Vegas 1 at its release. That would be fair.
true but i compared it to the worst & the latest game in the series. good there is a single player offline campaign in siege but thats only a few maps (i guess 4 maps) and it’s player vs bots.