Grumbling Rainbow Six Siege pros mean the game is “going in the right direction,” says Ubisoft - deanoural1946

When Rainbow Six Besieging professional players plain about the bet on, Ubisoft knows that its proposals are "going in the right direction." (via PCGamesN)

Leroy Athanassoff, creative director of Rainbow Six Siege, elaborated on what this means in an answer along the Ubisoft blog. "We new tested some of the features we want to introduce in Year 5 and Twelvemonth 6 in a workshop with pro players, and they were unhappy, to say the to the lowest degree," atomic number 2 revealed. "They are the people that make their living from organism good at this lame, and so they are the people in our population of players that most desire to have control of the game. The more they are in control, the better they are at their profession."

Much like-minded if you asked Marco Pierre White to make a bacon sarnie without a frying pan, Athanasoff said that professionals "don't wish that the rules of something are dynamical constantly, because it challenges you to stay at the highest level… so, if they are not happy (with our proposed features), then to Pine Tree State that means we are loss in the right direction." Well, I ne'er.

He also mentioned the anticipated Tachanka rework coming to the gamy. "What we want with a retread is for you to have new gameplay," he explained. "You are going to have to relearn the Operator. You're going to throw a new way of playing them. You will see Tachanka; he is going to be played atomic number 3 a new Operator—especially because helium was ne'er played anyway—so it's hard to say thither was really a 'playstyle of Tachanka'. [A reworked Operator] is something that you are not exploitation that we recreate and minimal brain damage new value to, and we pass as interesting, as [relevant to the] meta, as pregnant as a new Hustler, even in terms of magnate horizontal surface and stuff like that. We take something that you already own and make it better and kinda new."

Though Class 5 has only just begun, minor patches for Rainbow Six Beleaguering will represent put on hold for at present. This is because the developer is reacting to the ever-changing conditions atomic number 3 a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and the team is working from home which creates new challenges. Ubisoft expects to adapt quickly, and will "continue to monitor the situation closely and advise our teams accordingly."

Rainbow Six Siege is out now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Combined.