Friday, January 26th 2018
Ubisoft Announces New Editions for Year 3 of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
Today, Ubisoft announced an Advanced Edition, a Gold Edition and a Complete Edition for Rainbow Six Siege to support the start of brand new content for Year 3. Players can purchase these editions starting February 13th, 2018 and can purchase the Starter Edition from now. Additionally, Rainbow Six Siege introduces the limited-time Outbreak Collection. Outbreak Collection Packs will be obtainable in-game during the Outbreak Event or in the new Advanced, Gold and Complete editions with no time limit.Details are available below:
Advanced Edition is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC and includes:
Outbreak Collection Packs will be available March 6th, 2018, subject to change. Each pack grants one of 50 unique cosmetic items designed for the Outbreak event, usable even after the Outbreak event concludes and guaranteed to not be a duplicate of one you've already unlocked.
Advanced Edition is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC and includes:
- All maps and modes
- Standard time required to unlock operators
- 600 Bonus Rainbow Six credits
- 10 Outbreak Collection Packs
- All maps and modes
- Standard time required to unlock operators
- 600 Bonus Rainbow Six credits
- 10 Outbreak Collection Packs*
- Year 3 Pass
- All maps and modes
- Standard time required to unlock operators
- 600 Bonus Rainbow Six credits
- 10 Outbreak Collection Packs
- Year 3 Pass
- 16 Year 1 and Year 2 operators
- All maps and modes
- Extended time required to unlock operators
- 600 Bonus Rainbow Six Credits
Outbreak Collection Packs will be available March 6th, 2018, subject to change. Each pack grants one of 50 unique cosmetic items designed for the Outbreak event, usable even after the Outbreak event concludes and guaranteed to not be a duplicate of one you've already unlocked.
11 Comments on Ubisoft Announces New Editions for Year 3 of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
Never understood why gamers spend real money on games when I can get all sorts of rewards ( weapon skins, head gear, booster etc.) from rare ALPHA packs which I do get quite frequency on RANKED games.
I do have some background with competitive shooters but this one has a bit of a high learning curve to it right?
Is it welcoming to new players or it'd be a rough experience?
The only reason I don't play RS:Siege is because of the unlock systems. I'm done chasing tiered carrots.