'By removing his frags and giving more gadget ammunition, we expect players to have to operate a choice between an excellent downward attacker and a versatile soft breacher,' Ubisoft wrote. Mozzie loses his Super Shorty, the extremely powerful shotgun that assisted in the defender's ability to safely roam and escape from ambushes with explosive firepower.īuck gains claymores at the cost of his frag grenades and gets a nice buff to his Skeleton Key's magazine size and total number of rounds, which allows him to continue to be one of the game's best breach attackers while removing the offensive power he shares with Sledge (who has fallen in utility thanks to Buck's usefulness).

Jäger has gone from an Operator with level three speed and level one armor to one with level two speed and level two armor in order to encourage players to stick a bit closer to their teammates and not roam as much. Meanwhile the adjustments made to Buck and Goyo are more straightforward buffs and nerfs. Both Jäger and Mozzie's changes, for example, are aimed at keeping players from roaming as much. The other four Operators don't have as many changes, though their respective adjustments will still likely have an influence on their in-match meta. Both changes should help her both disorient and deal out damage more quickly, which in turn will likely increase her utility both as the first one to breach an enemy's team defenses and her likelihood of winning a one-on-one duel. The update also ups the damage on Ying's T-95 LSW light machine gun from 43 to 46 and the number of Candelas she has from three to four. Now Playing: Critiquing Rainbow Six Siege While Trying To Play It By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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