Rainbow 6
Operation Twin Shells is the thirty-fourth expansion of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. On September 10, Ubisoft will unveil Operation Twin Shells, a season filled with significant changes to improve the game experience.
The upcoming season will feature Operator Defender Skopos, equipped with new weapons. In addition to the new Operative, the update will include significant balance changes to several Operatives, a Versus AI 2.0 playlist, and a drone acceleration feature. The blix.gg team will share all the information about the upcoming scoop.
Here's what the community on Reddit thinks about the update that will be unveiled.
Highlights
- A review of the new Operator Skopos that will be released in R6
- Notes on what other changes are in store for players
New Operator in R6 - Skopos
Overview of the Operator and Its Features
Recently, the authors of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege have greatly surprised the gaming community by introducing a very inclusive character. The operative Skopos is significantly different from the rest, as this girl is wheelchair-bound.
In the stylish teaser, a couple of robots stood next to Skopos. Then, users decided that the heroine would fight through these two mechanical fighters (control them).
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege team organized a broadcast during which they presented the gameplay for Skopos. After her injury, the girl didn't give up and turned her wheelchair into a command center. She'll be using a pair of robots called shells at once—Talos and Colossus—that can be switched between and controlled.
Twin Shells Operator Gameplay
Skopos will be the first operator to stay physically out of the map, but it will have two usable robot bodies. The robots are called V10 Pantheon Shells, each with a 2-Speed and 2-Health stat rating.
While it controls one, the other will not disappear from the map but will go into standby mode and hide behind a shield (while it is standing, you can switch to its "eyes" and assess the situation, and allies can use it as cover).
The logic of the active robot is similar to that of the operator—it shoots, uses gadgets, and does not get a second life: if the active robot is destroyed, it is "death" until the end of the round.
A broadcast from Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege team
A cool article about the new game came out recently. If you're interested, we'll leave a link: Deadlock Mid Boss.
Weapons Review
Skopos gets a new primary weapon that is effective and has a good range:
- Primary Weapons: PCX-33 (New Assault Rifle)
- Secondary Weapon: P229 (Pistol)
- Primary Gadget: V10 Pantheon Shells
- Secondary Gadgets: Impact Grenades and Proximity Alarm.
Unlike other operatives, Skopos will only have access to one primary and secondary weapon, which is understandable - she is strong because she has at least two bodies.
You might be interested in the article R6 Ranks: How Ranking System Works In Rainbow Six Siege. Also we would like to leave here an article related to guns in the game: The Best Guns in Rainbow Six Siege.
What Other Changes Will Twin Shells Bring?
Solis Rework: Ubisoft is making several changes to Solis' SPEC-IO sensor and adding overclocking mode.
Nokk Rework: Nokk's ability will be changed to Hel's Presence Suppression ability, allowing her to stay out of the camera's view and stay silent longer.
Dokkaebi Nerf: Her logic bombs will recharge for 45 seconds and will be able to have a maximum of 2 changes.
The Rainbow Six Siege development team has released their design notes, also known as patch notes, detailing all the changes that will appear in Operation Twin Shell.
