Yesterday, we have already introduced the two new Operators that has been said to be added into Grim Sky - the next season on Rainbow Six Siege by Ubisoft. Today, we will continue this topic about the new feature that will be added or upgraded into Grim Sky with an inside look at the reworked Hereford Base Map.
 

Hereford Base is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, which is aim at raising the bar for competitive play. Alongside Operation Grim Sky, it is pretty much a whole new map this time around – unlike the previous major map changes we’ve seen this goes beyond a remodel into a full on remake. 
 
Operation Grim Sky will also launch with an entirely reworked version of Hereford, the SAS training ground map that’s been one of the weakest in the game since launch. Last season, Ubisoft released concept art for how the new Hereford would look, but now we have a teaser trailer for the upcoming map rework.
 
The first thing to note is the fog and rain – it probably won’t have any effect on gameplay as most of the action in Siege takes place indoors, but it’s moody and atmospheric. A few changes to outside appear to allow attackers plenty of sightlines into the building from outside, with Shooting Range spawn now appearing to offer full view of the the North face of the building. The observation ramp is a lot closer, too, so it won’t just be operators like Glaz who can provide overwatch. The West side of the building remains virtually untouched from the outside, with the garage exactly where it was previously, breachable surfaces and all. The East side Parking spawn has also been given a stunning facelift, with WWII aircraft on display and a much more formidable-looking barracks section.
 

The Hereford rework trailer also gave us some glimpses of the map’s new interior, but it’s impossible to piece together the exact layout without more footage. What is clear, is that a few rooms, like garage, piano room, and TV room, have only received visual updates, so you shouldn’t be too lost in the new Hereford. We’re still waiting to see how Ubisoft is adding additional rotation points to make life easier for roaming defenders, so hopefully the full reveal at the Six Major Paris will tell us more.
 
“The current map as we know it was the first to be prototyped for Rainbow Six Siege,” Ubisoft says, “so it only makes sense for this map to be the first rework. Rarely does a Dev Team get to revamp an existing map, let alone a location as iconic as Hereford.”
 
It also looks very nice, with a subtle layer of rain adding a whole bunch of atmosphere to the revamped location. As Ubisoft says, this looks to go well beyond its map buffs targeted at other locations.
 
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