#Rainbow six siege operators update

It's possible the game is simply approaching the end of its life. The news is particularly interesting given that Ubisoft already confirmed Siege will be on PS5 and Xbox Series X at launch. Similarly, the price of the Year 6 Pass has yet to be confirmed - though we don't expect news on that to drop until early 2021. Ubisoft will also continue to push the Battle Pass model next year, with four confirmed Battle Passes in Year 6, just like in the current year. The Year 6 roadmap isn't clear on this, but it doesn't look like Siege players will be getting new maps reworks are the more likely outcome. In Year 6, the number of operators drops to just four for the entire year, arriving at a rate of one per season. It's next year, however, that Siege will be getting even less content. The publisher has yet to reveal the price of the Year 5 Pass, so this cut could be reflected there. Ubisoft justified this by saying that having fewer operators allows the development team to focus on gameplay improvements, such as reworking existing operators. The first two, coming in Season 1, were revealed on the same stream. Year 5, as previously revealed, will bring six new operators to the game, down from eight as in previous years.

#Rainbow six siege operators update

The content map reveal for Rainbow Six Siege's Year 5 came with a big update about Year 6.Īt the Six Invitational over the weekend, Rainbow Six Siege developer Ubisoft talked a great deal about its plans for the game's current year - Year 5 - and a little bit about Year 6.