A new fighter and toxicity control in Rainbow Six Siege

A major update was recently announced for Ubisoft's multiplayer action game Rainbow Six Siege. It contains Operation Commanding Force, a new operative - a Brazilian woman with the call sign Brava, as well as a number of changes, including new ways to combat the toxicity of some users. The update is scheduled for release on March 7, 2023. We tell you more about these and other changes.

As the game is already in its eighth year, the developers held an online presentation on the occasion, where they announced plans for the development of the project in March. And the first thing the shooter fans learned about the girl stormtrooper Brava. On the battlefield, she uses Kludge drones equipped with electromagnetic guns to scout and hack into enemy devices. And some gadgets can even be subjugated so that enemies suffer from their own traps. The heroine uses a shotgun along with automatic weapons, the PARA-308 and the CAMRS rifle. Also in her arsenal are smoke grenades and Claymore anti-personnel mines.

The two biggest problems Rainbow Six Siege has to deal with are toxicity and cheating, which means gaining victory by deceitful means. People who are rude to their friends and opponents, will block the chat for 30 matches, and to fight with cheaters called Anti-Cheat system. Additionally gamers, who use keyboard and mouse on consoles, will get a delay in control - this should equalize the chances with those who fight with a gamepad. on March 7, users can expect less significant changes. In particular, the updated interface, test kits for beginners and revision of the ballistic properties of weapons.