This can refer both to specific players in a match, as well as an operator's playstyle, e.g.
Whether you're in a casual game or a pro tournament, in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege knowing the game strategy and mechanics is almost as important as good aim! What Are the Player Types?Īnchor: As the name suggests, Anchors are defenders who stay in and around the objective site after the prep phase. With so many weapons, counter terrorist operatives, and other aspects to the game, it's important to know exactly what everyone is talking about when describing the game. What About Other Objects/ Game Mechanics? Rotation Hole: Similarly created by destroying soft surfaces, rotation holes are gaps large enough for a player to crawl, crouch, or run through, allowing them to move around the map more easily during play. They can be as big as a melee hit, or only a few pixels wide bullet hole, created by any weapon. Murder Hole: These are small holes created in floors, walls, or any other soft surfaces that give line of sight, allowing players to see and shoot opponents on the other side. When destroyed or "opened", they provide vertical manoeuvrability to both your team and the enemy. Hatch: Hatches are small square panels with the same properties of soft walls, found in the ceilings/floors of maps. Grenades will cause damage, and players can even hit holes into them. Though they can become a hard wall when reinforced, soft walls can be shot through, destroyed by breaching charges, sledge's hammer, and many other gadgets. Soft Wall: Much of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege's environment is destructible, and soft walls certainly are.
This provides extra protection, forcing the attackers to bring appropriate "hard breachers" to break through. Hard Wall: A hard wall or reinforced wall is any wall that has been reinforced by the defending team. Although getting kills on the opposing team is fun, remember to always protect the objective site!ĭefault Camera: With all the new gadgets added to siege, default cameras are the cameras in-built into the map that the defenders have access to, until the enemy team destroys them. Site: This refers to the main objective room or rooms, whether it's the bomb sites, hostage room, or main objective. To help you, here is a dictionary of everything you need to know to understand your teammates callouts, strategies, and general chit chat. For new players the amount of new words and phrases to learn can be overwhelming.
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