Rainbow Six Siege director says making a sequel after 9 years would be a mistake: 'I'm not going to name names, but you see games go through sequels and just completely drop the ball'
Rainbow Six Siege director says making a sequel after 9 years would be a mistake: 'I'm not going to name names, but you see games go through sequels and just completely drop the ball'
"We really do know that this is a game that can last forever with the people and the talent and the tools that we have today."
I'd love a new Rainbow Six game similar to Vegas and Vegas 2.
Me and my buddies would always play the mode where you cleared out the casino working your way down from the rooftop helipad. So much fun.
I'd love to see a new Rainbow Six game similar to Raven Shield.
I loved Siege but I just can't play it anymore. I hate that operators are damn near super heroes now. They changed all the maps for better gameplay but they don't make any sense as actual locations. The destruction is so damn good and fun but I need a little bit of realism.
Agree about the operatives. I played from launch until ~2020 iirc, and had an absolute blast back then but gave up partly because things got too far fetched.
That's true for a game like Apex, where the maps are huge and constantly changing. Rainbow Six is extremely difficult to pick up from scratch because every pixel of every map is memorized by your entire lobby. I feel like a sequel here and there would be necessary to keep player counts high.
The only game that is well known for taking several minutes to launch on modern computers. And endless connection issues
Is it longer than GTA Online? I once tried playing with friends, and the first 15 minutes were probably at least ⅔ loading screens, before we gave up.
Ahhh the Ubisoft experience
I'm not gonna name names
It's overwatch 2
As if the game isn't absolute shit already
He's talking about Baldur's Gate 3, right?