New Content For Rainbow Six Siege
Ubisoft recently kicked off the Operation Health initiative for Rainbow Six Siege, which is focused on improving the overall health of the game through bug fixes and technological improvements. It shows that Ubisoft still cares a lot about the game’s community and is willing to invest a lot of time and resources into keeping the large player base happy. Some might argue that this doesn’t really mean much for Rainbow Six Siege’s future because caring about the community and overall health of a game is simply what developers are supposed to do. Well, frankly, Ubisoft doesn’t necessarily have a shining reputation in that regard so their decision to cancel or delay some upcoming DLCs so that they could first improve the game’s health is a bit telling… and in a great way.
It doesn’t seem likely that Ubisoft would invest so much in this operation if they expected the game’s lifespan to come to an end soon. In addition to previously announced DLCs, Ubisoft likely has quite a bit up their sleeves that will keep Rainbow Six Siege’s momentum going for quite some time and that’s what we expect to hear more about at E3 this year.
