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The video primarily covers updates and changes in the popular game Rainbow Six Siege, focusing on Year 9 Season 2. The speaker addresses the issue of rampant cheating experienced in Season 1, highlighting Ubisoft's announced measures such as improved ban enforcement and the full launch of The Siege Marketplace. Cheating remains a significant concern, and suggestions for linking game accounts to real-life IDs are discussed as potential deterrents.
Character updates are also covered, including nerfs to Fenrir and Solus aimed at balancing gameplay. Additionally, improvements such as the endless drill mode in map training and a new playlist filter system are introduced, enabling focused practice for players. The reputation system, which is still in beta, is under scrutiny, with the speaker sharing their experience and anticipating refinements by Year 9, Season 4.
Excitement is expressed for future updates, including an overhauled after-action screen in Year 9, Season 3, and the announcement of Year 9, Season 2 updates set for May 26, with a new game launch on the 27th to divert from cheating issues. The video concludes with the speaker's optimism for a better gaming experience once these improvements are implemented.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Year 9 Season 2 of Rainbow Six Siege, noting that cheaters have become rampant in Season 1, which has made the game nearly unplayable. The speaker highlights the upcoming Manchester Major event on May 26, where more updates for the new season will be revealed. Currently, a roadmap update released by Ubisoft on May 6 outlines changes and additions for the new season. Key highlights include the full launch of The Siege Marketplace, which allows players to buy and trade skins, and improvements to ban enforcement, particularly focusing on addressing cheating issues. The speaker expresses cautious optimism about these updates, especially the measures against cheaters.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses issues related to cheating in games and suggests linking game accounts to real-life IDs for better accountability. They express their frustration with cheaters and propose that such a system would deter cheating more effectively. The conversation then shifts to updates on two game characters, Fenrir and Solus, who are considered among the best defenders. The updates include a distance nerf to Solus’s scanner and changes to Fenrir’s abilities, such as reducing the number of his active calls and mines. The speaker believes these nerfs might be overkill for Solus but appropriate for balancing Fenrir. They suggest further modifications for Fenrir’s abilities for better gameplay experience and conclude with anticipation for the impact of these changes.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses several updates related to map training and the playlist system in the game. Firstly, they confirm the addition of an endless drill mode, which lets players continuously practice on maps without needing to reset, making it a useful tool for new players to learn map layouts and strategies. Secondly, the speaker mentions a new filter system in the standard playlist, allowing players to choose between casual, ranked, or competitive maps, which would enable more focused practice depending on the player’s preferences. They express hope that this will include a competitive option for those wanting to hone their skills on professional maps. Lastly, they touch on the impending update to the reputation system, slated for full implementation in Year 9 Season 4.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the narrator discusses the ongoing adjustments needed for the game’s reputation system, emphasizing that it is still in beta and not functioning perfectly. They share their personal experience of having a middle-tier reputation despite not having any offenses and receiving many commendations. The narrator expresses relief that the developers will continue to refine the system until Year 9, Season 4, to ensure fairness before implementing any bans.
Moreover, there’s talk about upcoming updates, specifically the improved after-action screen slated for Year 9, Season 3, which will display player stats in a more exciting way. The reveal of Year 9, Season 2 is scheduled for May 26, and the narrator plans to livestream or post a video about it, anticipating the new season to launch in early June. The narrator also mentions their eagerness to play the game again once the issues with cheaters are resolved.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker mentions looking forward to playing a new game being released on the 27th as a way to avoid cheaters. They express their excitement and end by saying goodbye to the viewers.