During the 2018 Invitational Finals event, Ubisoft shared some new information about Rainbow Six: Siege. According to the French company, there aren’t any plans right now for a sequel to its multiplayer tactical shooter.
Ubisoft claimed that Rainbow Six: Siege has 27 million total players (though this number may include and those players who registered during the free weekends) and its active player-count is still growing.
Ubisoft will be making some adjustments to the game’s Standard Edition. Players will start with all 20 legacy (original) operators unlocked, it will increase its number of free operators from 4 to 6 and in the future, all weapon attachments will be free and unlocked from the go.
Last but not least, the team will renovate and rebalance some maps. The map “Yacht” is coming back to casual and the Map “Hereford” will be the first map to be reworked. Also, Bomb-mode will be the focus for map design.
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