Les meilleures combinaisons de clients dans le jeu Rainbow Six Siege – Partie 1

For players looking for a team-oriented and strategic shooting game, they can enjoy more tactical matches with Rainbow Six Siege. Here, two teams of five players compete to achieve objectives in tight spaces where the slightest sound or movement can determine the outcome of the match. Similar to other first-person shooter games, Rainbow Six Siege tasks players with choosing operators who possess unique gadgets designed to provide a specific advantage on the map.

However, unlike other shooter games, Rainbow Six Siege requires more tactical skill in using operators. They are divided into more aggressive attackers or more cautious defenders, and players need to learn how to match each operator’s gadgets with their offensive or defensive playstyle. Additionally, there is an extra layer of strategy in knowing how operators’ gadgets can complement each other.

Fans of the game will witness more tactical flexibility with operators like Striker, Sentry Recruits, Fenrir, and Solis, thanks to modifications to their gadgets. Barbed wires have been improved to make them a better defensive tool and a greater threat to attackers, making operator loadouts more crucial than ever in the game’s meta. With these changes, players may consider using duo setups instead of relying on full teams, with some examples including duos specializing in hit-and-run tactics, a mix of strong support and assault, dual support setups, or a detector paired with backup support.

Thunderbir and Clash

Traditional assault with support

While Thunderbird shares healing capabilities with Doc, defenders in Rainbow Six Siege often choose Doc due to his higher mobility compared to Thunderbird’s location-based gadgets. However, if a Thunderbird player can find a cautious teammate, they can efficiently defend choke points and sites thanks to continuous sustain abilities.

The key here is to position Thunderbird’s Kona Station in a secure defensive location while keeping a more aggressive defender like Clash on standby. If attackers trigger traps prepared by allies, Clash can use her CCE shield to shock and incapacitate enemies while maintaining enough protection during firefights. If Clash goes down, Thunderbird can finish the fight and provide enough fire coverage for Clash to revive herself and repeat the process. This setup works best if Kona Station is close enough to Clash during engagements but at the same time far from enemy entrances so they can’t use the station to recover health.

Doc and Rook

Enhancing defensive play with healing and damage reduction

Ultimately, the best team setups in Rainbow Six Siege are those that stay alive for the longest possible time. Players who trust their ability to counterattack, even during defense, should choose Doc and Rook as support elements, offering teams additional survivability in tough rounds.