Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Sep 30, 2021

  im being called slurs i didn't even know existed
• gamedeal user

  Dec 6, 2021

  do you hate your self ? do you hate everyone else ? do you like to blame everything else about the game and your internet connection ? if yes then this is the right game for you
• gamedeal user

  Mar 27, 2022

  Most of the time this game makes me want to hang myself. 9/10 would recommend.
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2022

  ***NEWBIES*** At least 50%, if not more, of this game is map knowledge. So don't beat yourself up if you're super lost and everyone is yelling at you over game chat. Just mute the salty people and report them if they TK. Trust me there are a lot of people in the game that will back you up and want to help, so don't let one bad experience make you quit the game for good. There are a LOT of maps to learn and a lot of small details in every one. It's going to take the average person until your siege level is at LEAST 50 before you really start recognizing map layouts and details on all maps - including room orientation, call outs, soft wall, hard wall, what should be reinforced in each site, common paths of travel, etc.. And then probably until 75 until you're actually comfortable with most maps and operators. I'll give 15% to your own gun skills, 20% to team work and communication (call outs call outs call outs, people. Don't be that guy that just looks at memes after dying. Unless it's casual.), and 15% to your knowledge of the operators and ability to utilize their gadgets. More tips: -There are a lot of Diamond/Plat smurfs in newcomer that like to make new accounts and s*** on actual new players because it makes them feel good for some reason, so you're better off playing quick match. -To learn maps faster, make your own custom games and run around in them. -When you die, make sure you watch the replay so you know what cheeky angle the enemy was holding and then don't do what you did next time, or use it to your advantage when you switch sides. -If you're not on cams, watch teammates. Look at the places they check as they sweep rooms. Watch the paths they take. Look at how they engage in gun fights and how they rotate around the map. -Spend the extra few dollars to buy a version with some operators - it'll make game play more fun for you and you'll have an easier time finding operators that work best with your play style. -Squad up with friends - being able to communicate and laugh in a discord can really improve the game experience, even if it's just one other person. -Best way to really understand an operator is to play them, so take advantage when there are siege events that allow you to play whoever you want. Use this information to purchase your next operator with the game currency.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2022

  It took me 450 hours to realize three things. 1. I'm bad at the game 2. I don't like the game 3. For some reason I keep playing the game Endscore: 10/10 too many tryhards
• PaCerii

  Nov 11, 2022

  In Rainbow Six Siege, small tactical choices always lead to big consequences. Every round is a new lesson in what you could have done better, with your mistakes acting as a stern teacher. Taking these lessons to heart and adjusting your team's strategy accordingly keeps each match feeling fresh and exciting, and a drip-feed of new operators, loadouts, and abilities constantly introduces new considerations. The thrill of seeing your plan succeed--whether that's a collection of traps that stops the enemy in their tracks, a well-placed breaching hole that sets the stage for an ambush, or two operators' abilities working together to pull the rug out from the opposing team--is what makes Siege not only a compelling shooter but one of the best examples of teamwork, tactics, and crack shooting out there. Despite its evolution over the past four years, Rainbow Six Siege has always been a battle between attackers and defenders over a single objective. There are five operators per team, each with their own special gadgets that can be used to slow the attackers' assault or poke holes in the defenders' fortifications. Every round, attackers need to move in on a specific objective; depending on the mode, they'll need to sneak in and extract a hostage, create a pathway to secure a specific room, or strategize carefully to defuse a bomb. Bomb is the quintessential Siege mode, as it makes every operator feel viable and balanced. Pushing the objective, finding an opening to plant the defuser, and then protecting said defuser gives the attacking side a steep, rewarding climb to victory, and it's the defenders' job to knock them down and keep them from reaching that summit.
• david

  Nov 11, 2022

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• Private

  Nov 12, 2022

  If you are a submissive human and love being screamed at for 10 min straight, this is the game for you.
• '⁧⁧joooJyyy

  Nov 12, 2022

  Wow Thanks for big update not a single lag or freezing GG xd
• gamedeal user

  Nov 12, 2022

  My actual playtime is around 1000 hours so this is coming from experience. R6S was the best shooter in the market between 2015-2019. It slowly changed to become an 'esports' title with esports gimmicks, Ubisoft also continued to add shitty costumes and silly abilities until the game lost its identity. Cool game, too bad it lost its charm.