Дом Новости Rauora - новый оператор Rainbow Six Siege

Rauora - новый оператор Rainbow Six Siege

Автор: Riley Feb 21,2025

Ubisoft представила последнего атакующего Siege Siege Rainbow Siege Rauora из Новой Зеландии во время последнего дня «Шесть приглашений». Ее уникальная способность сосредоточена вокруг пусковой установки DOM, развертываемого пуленепробиваемого щита, предназначенного для дверных проемов. В то время как неразрушимый от стрельбы, взрывчатые вещества могут уничтожить его. Важным тактическим элементом является механизм триггера; Злоумышленники открывают щит через одну секунду, в то время как защитники требуют три, что является значительным преимуществом во время дефузковых ситуаций.

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Rauora также приносит жнец MK2, новый полностью автоматический пистолет, оснащенный журналом для прицелов красной точки и высокой емкости, в игру. Игроки также могут выбирать между M249 LMG и винтовкой 417 Marksman в качестве основного оружия.

Рауора будет играть на тестовых серверах, начиная с следующей недели, с более поздней датой релиза для живой игры.

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