Given the amount of time and effort required to destroy one of these with even the reduced value, we feel this is a more than fair tradeoff for the increased defense these barricades bring to the table. Of course, this increased utility can't come without a small price - namely that it will take less melee hits to break each panel. Now, he'll be able to employ more complex defense setups and stand out as a more effective anchor pick, while feeling less of a sting if there's a Sledge on his case. Starting each round with one additional Armor Panel, this is expected to change how Castle approaches each map and encourage more creativity in their placement. While they've served him well over the years, we felt his stock was a little limiting, especially with such a clear counter in Sledge. Population targeted by this change: Casual and Top Ranked.Īt their core, Castle's Armor Panels represent one of the most quintessentially "Siege" Operator abilities - reinforcement is in Siege's DNA. Reduced melee hits required to destroy a Armor Panels to 9 (was 12).This would obviously favor attackers towards the end game when they have an advantage in terms of man count. The same situation would cause the defender to panic while attackers get precise intel. Defenders left in a 1vX situation could be spotted by the dead attackers frequently. On the attack, every player could access up to 10 drones, which are enough to frustrate defenders. A team could simply go full force without fear since gadgets remain accessible to certain operators even in death.
Additionally, it would make the game low-risk, low-reward, or plainly boring.
This would make every single move unpredictable since players could play super aggressively or die early. In a tactical first-person shooter game, this change makes no sense because it can disrupt the flow of the game at any point. In the test server, players were given a chance to use these gadgets after death, and of course, they were incredibly bothersome.
These operators are already quite scary as they could deny plants and gather intel, yet are only allowed to use their gadgets if alive. Operators like Maestro and Echo would be picked the most as their gadgets are useful toward the final seconds of the game.
This change could be really annoying, but at the same time, it would make the game more challenging. Ubisoft was testing a new feature in Rainbow Six Siege which allows players to use gadgets/drones after death.
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