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Ubisoft have released the newest patch notes for Rainbow Six Siege and the community was unanimous when they said that they have not received patch notes as good as these ones in a while.
Ubisoft have tackled the issue of Iana and Warden dominating the meta and becoming the primary pick for fragging when their role was supposed to be that of support.
Additionally, the developers listened to the community's dissatisfaction with Frost's rework, tackled that, and met the players "in the middle". Here are all of the operator changes the new patch has brought:
FROST
- Operators who fall onto a Welcome Mat will be able to remove it from their leg by themselves or with the help of a teammate.Operators who fall onto a Welcome Mat are considered downed. R6 allows a player to be downed only once per round; if they have been downed already, they will be eliminated if they fall onto a Welcome Mat.
- If Operators remove the trap without the help of a teammate, a debuff will be applied to them for 60 seconds with these effects:
- Move 20% slower and can't sprint
- Leave a trail of blood behind
- Health is set to 20, same health you get after standing up from being downed
WARDEN
- Armor: 3 (from 2)
- Speed: 1 (from 2)
IGN
Warden's popularity comes from the scope he has on one of the more accurate defender guns
GRIDLOCK
- Frag Grenades will replace Breach Charges.
- Removed Gonne-6
FINKA
- Added Frag Grenades as 3rd option
- Removed Gonne-6.
IANA
- Stun Grenades will replace Frag Grenades
- Added Gonne-6.
SENS
- POF-9 Reduced vertical recoil
- Reduced lateral recoil
- Reduced recoil increase after long bursts
TACHANKA
- DP27 Damage: Increase to 60 (from 49)
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