Ubisoft is tuning down his abilities and reducing the penalty for getting caught by his tracking drone. The test build also does indeed address the aim misalignment while also nerfing Lion, one of the two new attack operators. “Speaking from personal experience, while dropping to a prone position, you are not able to maintain proper cheek weld or eye relief to ensure accuracy,” the Siege community boss wrote. Only a few people noted that they think it’s unrealistic because they believe an operator could go prone while continuing to aim down sight. Half of the top 10 posts on the Siege subforum on Reddit right now are players sharing their excitement about this tweak. So far, the feedback is almost all positive. “It is a work in progress, and is not in a final state. That being said, we are interested in hearing your feedback on it.”
“This change snuck its way into the test server,” he wrote.
Ubisoft did not announce this change, but Rainbow Six: Siege community developer Craig Robinson confirmed it in a post on Reddit Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
