On attack, lead your team through narrow corridors, barricaded doorways and reinforced walls. Trap, fortify and create defensive systems to prevent being breached by the enemy. On defense, coordinate with your team to transform your environments into strongholds. Experience a new era of fierce firefights and expert strategy born from the rich legacy of past Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six games.Įngage in a brand-new style of assault using an unrivaled level of destruction and gadgetry. Face intense close quarters combat, high lethality, tactical decision making, team play and explosive action within every moment. Over time however, it leads to a lot of wasted space on disk, as there are more and more modified files.Master the art of destruction and gadgetry in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. This simplifies the patching process, and reduces the download size. When we need to modify a file that is part of a forge, we simply download a new forge that contains the new file without replacing the original forge. This is a compressed archive containing other files. "All game data is stored in what we refer to as a 'forge'. So, it's like you're downloading a new version of Rainbow Six Siege, rather than an update. "As a result of resetting the baseline, we must replace a significant number of the existing data forges," Ubisoft said. The Y2S3.0 (year two season three) patch is the new baseline Ubisoft will update the game client from. Why is the update so big? Ubisoft said the patch resets the foundation future patches are built upon. That's nowhere near as big as the PC download, but it's still huge for a video game patch. If you're playing on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, you're looking at a 15GB download. If you're on PC without Ultra HD, it's 26GB. If you're on PC with Ultra HD, the patch is a gargantuan 42GB. In a post on the Rainbow Six website, Ubisoft revealed the size of its upcoming season three patch for the various platforms the game is on. It's not often big publishers warn their customers about the size of an upcoming patch, but that's exactly what Ubisoft has done with Rainbow Six Siege.
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