Ubisoft have fully revealed the new Rainbow Six Siege season at the Six Major Paris, giving us a look at both new operators. The next operation for Tom Clancy's competitive FPS has been officially unveiled ready players for Rainbow Six Siege: Grim Sky. We've also played with both of the new operators in the reworked Hereford so we can give you the rundown of their gadgets, weapons, and how best to use each one.
 
Instead of a whole new map, Operation Grim Sky will include reworkings of existing maps, Consulate and Hereford Base. New cosmetic items, including the Huntress Elite skin for Frost and weapon skins, are also in line for the update. If you've been in two minds about giving R6 a try, now's the perfect time. Taking your time and watching the pros play is a great way to pick up some good habits and learn what Operator character class suit your style.
 
With that in mind, it is important for anyone who wants to get good at Rainbow Six Siege to understand the map layouts, especially camera placements. Use this 3%-off coupon to buy Cheap R6 Credits from our site: "MMOCSVIP". Bartlett Universtiy is currently excluded since it hasn't been placed into Rainbow Six Siege's rotation in months. We will also be sure to update Clubhouse and Hereford Base reworks soon as well, alongside Operation Para Bellum's Villa.

 

Improving old maps is increasingly becoming essential since we're two-and-a-half years in with Cheap R6 Credits and there are already 20 maps and 40 operators. The Operation Grim Sky key art tease offers a rough look at each operator, the first of whom seems to have a shield and one that some players speculate could be used to block attackers from entering a door.
 
Rainbow Six Siege Grim Sky Changes
 
Rainbow Six Siege Grim Sky will also launch with a batch of quality of life improvements, a map buff to Consulate and an Elite skin for Frost. Ubisoft skimmed through these during the Grim Sky reveal panel at the Six Major Paris, so here are all the other Grim Sky changes in case you missed them.
 
Rainbow Six Siege Grim Sky Operations
 
Grim Sky adds two new operators to Rainbow Six Siege, an attacker from America’s Delta Force, and a defender from Britain’s Scotland Yar together they form Urban Tactical Response Team, codenamed Grim Sky.
 
Dubbed as a rework this is much more than the map buff that Club House received at the start of Operation Para Bellum. It's not confirmed to what extent these places will be accessible just yet, but it looks like this will be a lot more roamer friendly than the narrow corridors we were previously used to. Hereford Base has always been a map with questionable competitive viability, seeing virtually no exposure in the ESL rotation. Most importantly, though, are the two newest Operators joining Rainbow: defender Clash, and attacker Maverick.

 

Regarding the latter, Ubisoft have explained how the platform's technical limitations would prevent Rainbow Six Siege running to a competent standard. Mmocs.com have full and stable stock for the R6 Credits now, no matter when and where you buy, fast delivery in 5-15 minutes can be promised to every R6 players. But overall it’s true Rainbow Six is very much a game where we just want to expand the player base, because the more player’s we do have the better the whole game and services.
 
Ubisoft also recently announced the coming year will see the introduction of eight new operators increasing the number of playable specialists in the game to 48. It may be a few years old, but Siege looks set to be a stable pillar in the world of first-person shooters for some time yet. Check out some of the highlights from the Six Major Paris grand finals earlier this month.