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Nine years is a lot of sieging.
Nine years goes by fast, it seems. Announced today during the Six Invitational Grand Final broadcast, we now have a good look at Rainbow Six Siege Year 9 looks like via the new roadmap. Featuring a number of new features, crossplay options, and anti-cheat measures, the R6 Year 9 roadmap is the biggest update yet to the game.
Seasons are divided into four parts with several new features in each. The Year 9 roadmap starts in March, just after the Six Invitational’s conclusion. Let’s look at the meat of what is on the way for Rainbow Six Siege.
Player Comfort
Training/Onboarding
Theaforementioned new operator Deimosarrives Year 9 Season 1, bringing with it a number of major features. The shield mechanics on operators such as Fuze, Blitz, and Montagne will also undergo changes.
Also coming is The Locker, a system for dividing cosmetics into categories within the game. Players must also unlock ten Operators before being eligible to play ranked. Likewise, LMG and Azumi will have updates in Season 1.
Player comfort
The Year 9 Roadmap will also bring the full release of the reputation system in the second season.
Anti-cheat will be reinforced with improved bans through Steam. TheRainbow Six Siege marketplaceis finally launching. It has already been available to several players who have signed up and works as a market for purchasing skins with game credits.
In the second season we will also have a recruit remaster. The drone jump will also have a preview available for players.
The big news of the third season that the Year 9 roadmap brings us is the new operator coming from Greece. Siege Cups, tournaments for the community, will also be introduced. During matchmaking, players will also have access to the shooting range.
The Solis will be updated in season 2 and will have its update completed in the third season. Dokkaebi will also be subject to changes.
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Training/Onboarding:
The Year 9 Roadmap also brings news for Season 4. A United States Operator will receive an update.
The biggest new feature is the cancellation of the match if a cheater is detected in the match. We will also have new features in the console-to-PC crossplay option. Match chat moderation will also have automatic messages.
Stay tuned to esports.gg for more Rainbow Six Siegenews and updates.
