The Operators of Siege: FBI Edition

Hey Doods!

     Sorry I haven't been doing much lately, I have been trying to get my grades up instead of working on these things. Anyway's into teh tings.

     There are four operators in the FBI/SWAT. The operators names are Ash, Thermite, Castle, and Pulse. If you've been playing Siege while it was downloading, at least on the Xbox, you could play certain situations. It would give you Renown, which is the games' currency, and you would be able to unlock an operator. In the situation where you have to eliminate all hostiles on an airplane, you play as Ash.

Attackers
Ash: Ash has a breaching round launcher that is capable of breaching walls/doors/trapdoors from a distance. They act like a sledgehammer hit from Sledge, which I will cover in the S.A.S. thingy.
Thermite: Thermite has a breaching charge that is capable of breaching reinforced walls or hatches. It is kind of stupid to use it on a Castle window when you have an Ash on your team. But against rienforced things, it acts like a normal breaching charge. (note you can still be shot putting it up)


Defenders
Pulse: Pulse used to be super annoying until he got nerfed. He has a heartbeat sensor that can detect enemies through walls. Pre-patch he used to be able to see you from pretty much three rooms away. OP, but then he got nerfed, thank God.
Castle: Castle is an operator that counters those of the Glaz, or Blackbeard. He can deploy, kind of a "reinforced barricade" if that makes sense. It's bullet proof, but not explosion proof. Use operators such as Ash or Hibana to counter Castle. In comparison to a normal barricade, a Castle one takes 11 shots from a Glaz to break, a normal barricade takes about 3. BIG upgrade.

     Anyway's that was the operators of Siege, FBI/SWAT edition, I'm going to do S.A.S next. I gotta go though, so I'll see you peoples later, bye!!


                                                                                                                            -Zach Out

Rainbow Six Siege: A Guide To My New Favorite Game

Hey doods!

     I have gotten my hands on a game that is kinda new and kinda not new. I got Rainbow Six Siege over the summer, and it is now my most favorite game that I have played in a long long time.

     This game is kind of a mix between Battlefield and Call of Duty. It's a five vs five game and online only. Me and my friend have played this game at least more than twice every time I get on. You can do all sorts of stuff in this game and it's something fresh for me and that's something I've needed for a while.

     In more recent posts, I've been all over Black Ops III and Rocket League, but now I'm all over this game.

     The basics of this game nowadays. When your game can load up, play a little bit of the situations to get you situated with the game. I watched some YT before going into this game, so I had prior knowledge to how it worked. Watch the tutorials in the main menus to get some Renown, that's in game currency, it looks like golden dog tags. When you have at least some renown, go to the operators page and look through the options, I'll be making an operators of Siege thing(s) soon.

     Once you've unlocked an operator or two, preferably one for attack and defense, go into a quick match and be in game chat, teamwork is crucial in this game, kind of like Overwatch and Rocket League. If you get killed, don't just go afk and go to the bathroom or something, get on the in-game cameras around the map. You can tag enemies for your teammates and help them out from the afterlife.

     The Game Modes:

          Hostage: The defending team must fortify the room, there will be a hostage in that room, make sure that the attacking team doesn't grab the hostage and jump out a window, or kill the enemy team to win.
          The attacking team must locate the hostage using the drones at the start of the round, these are like little RC cars that can jump and go up stairs. Scan the enemies when you find the hostage to get points and figure out what operator they are. Your job is to sneak through the house to the hostage and either kill the entire enemy team, or grab the hostage and bring him to the extraction point. NOTE: IF YOU KILL THE HOSTAGE YOUR TEAM LOSES, IT WILL HAVE TO BE REVIVED, IF THE OTHER TEAM SHOOTS IT, MAKE SURE THEY DON'T REVIVE HIM.

          Bomb: The defending team must fortify the two rooms that the bombs are in, and keep the enemy team from getting inside long enough to plant the diffuser. Or of course kill the enemy team.
          The attacking team must locate the bombs and kill the enemy team or plant the diffuser and make sure that the enemy team doesn't destroy the diffuser. be a shield operator if you have to. NOTE FOR ATTACKERS, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PLANT BOTH BOMBS, THAT'S IN TERRORIST HUNT.

          Secure Area: The defending team must fortify the room and make sure the attacking team doesn't get inside, kill them (or attempt to) if they enter the room.
          the attacking team must find the biohazard container and clear the room. Once the room is clear you just sit inside until the game ends, kill the defenders (again, or attempt to) if they enter the room.


     Those are all the game modes that there are in the pvp side of Siege. Again, I will be working on a operators of siege thing after this, maybe tomorrow. That's it for now though.




                                                                              -Zach Out