Operation Dust Line is the second of four packs of downloadable content (DLC) planned for Rainbow Six Siege this year, and Ubisoft released a new trailer to give players an idea of what to expect with the new content.
The main attractions in Operation Dust Line are its two new playable operatives, or characters, from the U.S. Navy SEALs. Valkyrie is a defensive operative, and she uses a new tool called a “black eye camera” to spy on incoming enemies. Her offensive counterpart, code-named Blackbeard, is able to close the distance between himself and enemies thanks to his rifle shield attachment.
In addition to the new characters, you’ll get access to new map called “Border Control,” which is a series of structures straddling the borders of two Middle Eastern countries. For cosmetic items, the DLC also introduces more weapon skins, charms to hook onto your favorite gun and headgear to make your operator stand out from the crowd.
| Name | Rainbow Six Siege |
|---|---|
| Type | First-Person Shooter |
| Developer | Ubisoft Montreal |
| Publisher | Ubisoft |
| Release Date | December 1, 2015 |
| Platforms | PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
| Where To Buy | Uplay ShopSteamAmazonBest BuyTargetWalmartGameStop |
The release of Operation Dust Line also brings about new features for those who choose not to purchase the DLC, such as a showcase at the end of each match that shows the winning team and their best-performing player in the group. Between rounds, you’ll now have the ability to customize your operator’s loadout to change your approach in the next conflict, too.
If you’re a season pass owner, Operation Dust Line comes out on May 11. For everyone else, it’s available one week later on May 18, and you can purchase it with in-game Renown points or R6 credits, which require real-world currency.
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Probably the cost of the shield is greater than that of the person in the military's eyes.
Any particular reason that you felt that way? It's by no means a perfect game, but just coming on and posting that it sucked is really a waste of everybody's time.
Because it would be a joke, it makes the weapon impossible to manage and to make it stop anything besides debris it would have to weigh a ton. Having that thing on your gun would make it difficult to get through a door let alone do anything else, plus once it gets scratched up its worthless.
I played the beta and thought this game was fun, but the net code was so terrible I never purchased it. I guess there working on fixing it now, but its too late. By making it multiplayer only they shot themselves in the foot.
Because it would be a joke, it makes the weapon impossible to manage and to make it stop anything besides debris it would have to weigh a ton. Having that thing on your gun would make it difficult to get through a door let alone do anything else, plus once it gets scratched up its worthless.
I played the beta and thought this game was fun, but the net code was so terrible I never purchased it. I guess there working on fixing it now, but its too late. By making it multiplayer only they shot themselves in the foot.
Same reason we have people asking questions like this :D.