"Rainbow Six Siege" will not have new game modes. The game will instead get additional operators.
"Rainbow Six Siege" was launch in late 2015, and since then players have experienced exciting and interesting features along the way. The game started with a rough beginning with many problems but it has developed into an outstanding shooter with a vigorous community. With "Rainbow Six Siege" marking its two years release, players are eager to see more game modes beyond the customary Siege mode.
PCGamer notes that at a preview event in Montreal, Canada, "Rainbow Six Siege's" creative director Xavier Marquis has a strong message about new game modes. The director was quoted saying that game modes are something that they do not want to do. Ubisoft is rather confident that new game modes are not the only things that will keep "Rainbow Six Siege" interesting.
Moreover, According to brand director Alexandre Remy, the regular Siege mode is so important to the game that the team does not want to redesign it. He added that they are relentlessly looking and prototyping. He further said that they, however, realized that there are some foundations to "Rainbow Six Siege" that they want to keep.
This includes attack versus defense, destruction, operators, and only having one life. Remy believes that these are the very fiber of "Rainbow Six Siege's" DNA. He concluded by saying that they are looking for game modes that would adequately refresh the experience but stay linked to those rules, says, Twinfinite.
"Rainbow Six Siege" appears to have the look of a shooter, however, the game's MOBA DNA is apparently surfacing with every update. Like "Dota 2," the company believes that it is not new objectives to fight over but rather new characters added to the game as the key to revitalizing the metagame. The team would like to see as many as 100 operators by the end of the game's life. Looking at their current release rate for DLC, that undertaking would take another six years for "Rainbow Six Siege."
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