Rainbow Six Siege

The latest update for Rainbow Six Siege dubbed Bastion has added the new Fortress map which features a Dark Souls easter egg. Hidden in the building, a fireplace with a sword that clearly resembles the one from Dark Souls has been found.

Rainbow's dedicated sniper and resident artist, Glaz, will be treated to an elite skin, named Lethal Citizen, in an upcoming update. The skins existence and appearance were leaked by R6News on YouTube, and release date is currently unknown.

Rainbow Six Siege Operation Wind Bastion is now on PTR, and Ubisoft have offered a full gameplay reveal for both of the operators. One will be a jacked up Bandit, and the other is Smasher from Outbreak, in AK-74-wielding human form.

Ubisoft have announced a surprise free weekend for Rainbow Six Siege, with no previous teasers. The weekend is set to start less than 24 hours from the time of writing, on 15 November 2018, and will be followed by a series of sales.

Ubisoft have revealed Rainbow Six Siege Operation Wind Bastion operator teasers, but it seems various branches of the company messed up with communication so both Kaid and Nomad essentially got leaked. The former has an official reveal.

Ubisoft have released a video previewing the new map, called Fortress, that will make its debut with the release of Operation Wind Bastion in Rainbow Six Siege. This one will be unique, as it will be heavily associated with an operator.

Ubisoft have offered a teaser for Operation Wind Bastion a few days back, but Rainbow Six Siege's upcoming content update has received the first details as well. Full reveal is still a week away, and will happen during Pro League Finals.

Rainbow Six Siege will have less violence, blood, gambling and sexual content in some instances. According to Ubisoft, this update will happen globally, in order to ensure compliance as the game starts reaching into Asian markets.

Ubisoft are now teasing the next map that is coming to Rainbow Six Siege, which is set in Morocco but other than that, the details have been a bit scarce. Fans took the announcement as an opportunity to post censorship memes though.

Ubisoft have certainly kicked the hornet's nest when they decided to alter Rainbow Six Siege's visuals in order to fit Chinese laws, as western and Chinese fans are in uproar. Their voice seems to be unified - they don't want the changes.