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Rainbow 6 Siege PC will share progress with consoles but not play togetherNot a surprise, really - we’d murder consoleers
Not a surprise, really - we’d murder consoleers
Ubisoft today detailed their plans for cross-platform multiplayer and shared progression inRainbow Six Siege, and the news for PC players is probably not surprising. While we will get to share progression with all other platforms, we won’t be able to play together with people on console. Though, uh, we will get to play with those on Stadia and Luna? Sure, okay.
First, a new trailer introducingThunderbird, the new operator coming to Siege with the North Star season on June 14th:
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - North Star - I met a pilotWatch on YouTube
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - North Star - I met a pilot
Alright, it’s linking time. On June 30th, Siege will launch on Stadia and Ubi will add cross-platform multiplayer between PC, Stadia, and Luna. Then, in “early 2022”, they will enable cross-progression between all platforms as well as crossplay between Xbox and PlayStation.
That said, the added latency of Stadia and Luna will definitely give proper PC peeps an advantage over them. However, I’m sure the seven people in the world who use the cloud gaming platforms will just be glad to have more folks to play with.
Ubisoft today also released thefirst Rainbow Six Extraction gameplay trailer, giving a look at the strange cooperative spin-off which pits Siege’s operators against a parasitic alien menace. That announced Extraction’s release date too: September 16th.
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