Rainbow Six: Siege

This game is the first game that I downloaded when I got my first gaming laptop. It was a really good game but you will struggle with it at first because it is not an easy game to play, it is a tactical game that you are playing as an operator and each one of them has different equipment and utilities so you need to practice and find which operators you like. It might be frustrating at the beginning in fact that you will die quickly as the game is realistic. Once you get shot in the head you will die constantly just like a normal human. I'll be honest, I died a lot at first. Like, a LOT. But that's the beauty of the game. It's so realistic that once you get shot in the head, you're done. It's not one of those games where you can just keep respawning and charging forward. You have to think about your approach and make sure you have a good strategy in place. To be good at this game you need to communicate with teammates and play together to make good teamwork. It is a 5v5 fps game so everything is possible in this gameplay.

I have been playing this game for almost 1800 hours and I think that these players who play this might be a little toxic and rude for new players but after several games, you will get used to it and those words won't bother you anymore. For some reason, I feel that Rainbow six siege is not for kids to play by themselves because this game contains many violent contents and I don't think it's appropriate for younger players. One thing I appreciate about Rainbow Six Siege is the emphasis on teamwork. The game rewards players who communicate and work together. It's not a game where you can just go off on your own and expect to be good at the game. You have to think about your teammates and trust each other to get the job done. At first, I don't know what teamwork is, just want to have fun with the game. But at one moment I realized that losing is not fun so I tried to find a way to win this game.

Overall, I think Rainbow Six Siege is a very popular first-person shooter due to its realistic gameplay and emphasis on teamwork and strategy. The game is designed to be immersive and addicting, with many features that add to its human-like nature.

Rainbow Six: Siege is a first person shooter unlike any other. With gunplay that is innovative, responsive, tactical, and most importantly, unique. Siege offers gameplay on quite literally every dimension, from the floorboards to the skylight on top of a bank. Everything in this game is able to be modified by the player. Cosmetics are slightly limited to a paywall, yet you can still customize each operator to your personal liking over time. Every attachment changes how each gun feels, and it almost never gets boring using the same gun. Speaking of never getting boring, each kill feels satisfying, as if you look the other player in the eye and assert that you are the better player on each kill. Nothing in Rainbow Six: Siege gets stale, and the 5 on 5 bomb defusing style has never been adapted better. Siege is a clear sign of innovation in a genre that had seemingly been ran dry.

After reaching level 99 in this game I can say it is the peak of Ubisoft Shooters. Fast paced, heart pounding and break-neck moments are what make up most of Six Siege. Mastering the operators, the maps and the mechanics are what make this a stand out game. It's almost a puzzle game, finding a hole in the defence with the right operator for the right situation. Each operator has their niche, be it Thermite at making an entrance or Montagne with his supporting capabilities. They all have their place in a match and learning that is key. The thrill of mastering Pulse, stalking the hallways of the map using cover to hide and then, when they least expect it, flanking them with a semi-automatic shotgun is the highlight of my time with this game. This game has made me enjoy Ubisoft once again, which is quite an accomplishment considering the disappointment of Watch_Dogs.

After having played so many Call of Duty games, CS:GO and Team Fortress 2, this game feels like a step back, especially when you play it with a controller in which case the aiming is almost impossible. It feels like it has really clunky controls. The aiming is very hard with players like Clash and Montagne. We cannot pick up the weapons dropped by dead enemies (this made sense in Team Fortress 2 and Overwatch since they are class-based characters but there's no reason here). There are a lot of smurf accounts that abuse us for not playing on their level (even though we are in the Newcomers level), and there is no way to report such players.

In terms of visual appeal this game is great. There are also a large number of maps to choose from, which makes this game look like it had a lot more potential. There are also plenty of characters to choose from. Though it lacks a campaign mode, it makes up for it with Challenges (which are also very difficult for new players). So overall I'd say it's a gorgeous looking game ruined by its bad controls and community.

Rainbow six siege is a tactical and methodical first person shooter developed by Ubisoft. Currently 1.6 million people play this game everyday, and it's vastly growing.

As you first enter the game, you will feel the urge to rush into a heavily barricaded room and kill everyone to feel like a bad ass. Although this may sound fun, this is no call of duty. This game requires communication between teammates, searching for you enemy and having the will to be patient. You must be patient.

For anyone who has ever played overwatch, this game will feel slightly similar with it's 'operator' system. Meaning each playable character has their own unique ability, varying from toxic smoke grenades to a stim pistol that can revive your teammates.

You may play as an attacker or defender, on attack you must use your drones to locate either a hostage, a bomb or a bio-hazard container. Once the objective is located you must plan an attack to infiltrate the building and secure one of these three unique modes. On defense, well you guessed it, you have to defend. This means scouting the area on cameras, planting booby traps and reinforcing walls to stop the attackers from breaching in easily.

But siege provides something more than just shooting and searching. It creates a large intense atmosphere that no game I have played has ever managed to capture before. It uses gritty and realistic game play mechanics to really make the player feel as if they are breaching a building. Once you're dead, you're dead, you can't respawn until the nest round, this may be off putting to some, but this means more communicating and tactical teamwork.

I have had rainbow for a few months now, and haven't got bored once. This game is a definitely must buy and is totally different to anything I've played before. Pick this game up next time you have the chance, you won't regret it.