Rainbow Six: Siege will get two new operators when the next season of content Grim Sky launches later this year on PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One. Grim Sky adds two new operators to Rainbow Six Siege, a defender from Britain’s Scotland Yard and an attacker from America’s Delta Force – together they form Urban Tactical Response Team, codenamed Grim Sky (or GSUTR).
 

Grim Sky Defender
 
The first operator belongs to the defender class. She’s a Brit, a cop “who’s an expert on mob behavior and snatch-squad tactics.”
 
Ubisoft describe the new Grim Sky defender as “a tough police officer who’s an expert on mob behaviour and snatch-squad tactics. She knows she belongs on the front line and she won’t tolerate any nonsense.”
 
Thanks to a leaked operator trailer, we have a very good idea of how Clash’s shield will function. The gadget has two electrical devices attached to it, which appear to be able to shock enemies like a taser. Clash’s shield can also be extended much like Montagne’s, making her a formidable prospect for attackers. Interestingly, the trailer suggests that the tasers only activate once the shield is fully extended. Finally, the trailer only shows the new Grim Sky defender standing still, so perhaps she will have to remain stationary while her shield is extended.
 
The new Grim Sky defender looks to be carrying very little armour, but as she carries a shield she will likely be a two-speed operator.
 

Grim Sky Attacker
 
The second operator is an attacker, an American with “a remarkably sharp mind when it comes to tactical operations.”
 
We’ll start with Ubisoft’s initial description of the new Grim Sky attacker. “An American Attacker, a specialist with a remarkably sharp mind when it comes to tactical operations. He has seen the worst in Kabul. Despite it all, he fell in love with the city. Legendary for his surgical precision, he remains an enigma within Rainbow Six.”
 
If you have a careful look at the reflection of this operator you’ll notice that he’s carrying what appears to be a blowtorch, perhaps with a defensive shield mounted to it. This is the Grim Sky attacker’s ability, and for our money, this means he will fulfill the role of a hard breacher, offering players an alternative to Thermite and Hibana. Having a hand-operated breaching tool might mean players will be able to create a variety of different holes, or even draw their own.
 
One last note: this new attacker doesn’t look particularly bulky, so it’s fair to assume he will be either a two or three-speed operator.
 
In addition, except for the two operations are added into Grim Sky, Ubisoft Montreal also said that Rainbow Six: Siege would rework the Hereford Base map to “raise the bar for competitive play.” What’s more, operation Grim Sky will also bring in weapon modifications to correct a misalignment issue with weapon sights. More details on what Operation Grim Sky will deliver are coming Aug. 17 to Aug. 19 at the Six Major in Paris, an inaugural Rainbow Six: Siege esports tournament packing a $350,000 prize pool, with $150,000 going to the winning club.
 
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