Rainbow Six Siege has been stripped of its single player campaign and will focus exclusively on its robust multiplayer, joining a growing list of AAA shooters who have already done so.
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“You go through training, where you get to experience different operators and their devices”, Mitchell says.
According to Mitchell, players will have the opportunity to enjoy single player after going through a training of sort, in order to learn the maps, gadgets and weapons available.
Additionally, the art director also said that participating in custom matches is a good “training ground” as gamers will still be able to unlock the “same content” they could when “playing in PvP”. Siege isn’t even the first multiplayer-centric game to simply drop single player campaign. Ubisoft recently announced the extension of the beta’s running time, as well as new details and features of the much-anticipated shooter game. “You’re still gaining stars, renown points, and new operatives”, Mitchell added. The reason for this is due to problems with the game’s technical test, with some players unable to connect to matches. There are still a few issues to work out, of course, and we will continue to do that over the course of the beta. However, Ubisoft has made a decision to extend the beta until October 1.
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Ubisoft, maker of the popular game Rainbow Six Siege, has confirmed that the game will not carry a storyline, which have been their bread and butter since its conception. Enter your unique access code, and after you receive confirmation, Ubisoft will contact you with access instructions for your platform of choice once the beta begins.
