New Rainbow Six Siege Title Update Brings Loot Boxes, Bug Fixes, Balance Changes

13 July 2017 at 10:22 in Gaming News with no comments

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The new Rainbow Six Siege Title Update (Title Update 2.1.1) has recently been released. The new update introduces loot boxes (called Alpha Packs) to the game. It also brings bug fixes and balance changes.


Rainbow Six Siege
77
Steam
19.00€
-62%
7.27€
Rainbow Six Siege PS4
76
Steam
23.37€
Rainbow Six Siege Xbox One
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Steam
7.80€
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The Alpha Packs, as they are loot boxes, will give players free cosmetics by simply playing the game. According to Ubisoft, the release of Alpha Packs will be staggered across every platform to make sure they bring the “most stable deployment possible.” Everyone will receive one free Alpha Pack once it launches on their selected platform. Alpha Packs will have a chance-based loot system, and will contain former cosmetics including the Black Ice skins.

More information on Alpha Packs will be shared in a blog, or FAQ, next week according to Ubisoft.

The update also brought fixes to Hibana’s X-KAIROS launcher:

  • Deploy fix for issue that prevents Hibana’s second X-KAIROS charge from exploding after the first charge when activated quickly
  • Adjusted how pellets are distributed across adjoining reinforced walls, resulting to an even spread of pellets as intended
  • There is now a delay that will prevent players from exploiting the triggering of X-KAIROS pellets in mid-air
  • All pellets will now be destroyed properly once detonated

Another thing included in the update was the ongoing problem with spawn-killing. The fix was implemented on the Kanal Map.

The Coastline Bar also received some fixes, particularly in  some walls in the Blue Bar. Some of these walls have not been reacting to destruction as they should. Ubisoft has rebuilt the impacted walls which ensures that destruction is properly replicated all throughout the entire wall.


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