Ubisoft has announced a new update for Rainbow Six Siege that changes a few of the game's Operators. The update comes halfway through Siege's Year 3 Season 3--referred to as Operation Grim Sky--and makes adjustments based on the influence of the two newest Operators Clash and Maverick.

The first change is one the community has known about for a while: Clash’s weapon swap speed is being reduced. Before there was little to no penalty for dropping her shield and raising her gun as the time it took to fire was so short the enemy had no time to do anything about it. While no numbers have been supplied by Ubisoft it is being reported by players that it now takes around two seconds to fully prepare and fire the sidearm. It’s also worth noting her ability to go into ADS (aim down sights) instantly after switching weapons has now been confirmed to be a bug as its removal is listed in the patch notes as a fix as opposed to a balance update.

Patch Y3S3.2 has already been deployed on the PC version of Siege. The update goes live on Xbox One and PS4 on October 31. Buy Cheap Rainbow Six Siege Credits on Mmocs.com with huge discount fast delivery and 100% safety. The servers on the PC version of Siege faced about an hour of downtown due to maintenance when the update went live so we can probably expect the same for the console versions of the game this Halloween. Ubisoft has not revealed the exact timeframe the update will go live on Xbox One and PS4.

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That’s set to change in the latest patch for Siege’s Test Server where updates are road-tested before being pushed to the main game. While most of the patch is dedicated to squishing a few more bugs Clash is the exclusive focus of a number of balance patches. Characters are tweaked and rebalanced all the time but having all changes affect exclusively one operator is an uncommon occurrence in Siege.

As with all Test Server patches all the changes here are only being tested and whether they make it into the full version of the game has yet to be confirmed. Stay tuned for more of the hottest siege action in the weeks to come as we continue to pull together the greatest highlights.Keep following our site get more latest news of R6.

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