Hedgehogs in the Mist: May updates to Rainbow Six Extraction

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Extraction, where a team of special forces fights against monsters in confined spaces, has received several updates. The first is a patch with bug fixes, adding enemies and items. The second one is a whole mode called Nightmare Fog. Ubisoft employees did not leave aside those who often watch the broadcasts, rather than play themselves.

on May 10, Ubisoft released a patch that added the monster Vigil to the game, as well as changing the prestige system and related rewards. A number of bugs were fixed, including the main and secondary sights appearing on screen simultaneously, a glitch with characters stuck in an airlock, and overall performance issues. Automatic turrets now have better aiming, and individual SWAT teams have gained some useful skills. Fink, for example, stopped knocking comrades down in a rage, and Jaeger's turrets no longer hurt partners when they explode.

The second major update was the launch of the Nightmare Fog event on May 12. This mode, where a squad of fighters under the control of the user must break into the tree, spreading poisonous vapors and destroy it. As a reward for success, raiders receive a Rush gun that can speed up any character and temporarily make him invulnerable. The gifts in the form of drops are also available to those who watch the game's Twitch streams.