With Rainbow Six Siege update 2.1.3 today on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, Ubisoft has tweaked Glaz’s scope to make it easier to know when a shot lands or misses, increased Montagne?s LFP586 hip fire spread, fixed several bugs, and more.
For Glaz’s scope, Ubisoft noticed that the blood splatter visual effects were not working properly, making it difficult to know if shots were hitting. To help remedy this, they’ve reduced the noise created by the thermal lens, lowered the contrast of the teal tint of the lens, lowered the contrast of the yellow highlight on opponents, and fixed the blood splatters effect not appearing on successful shots.
As for Montagne?s LFP586, Ubisoft says, “We felt like Montagne paired with the LFP586 + laser sight was overall too strong at medium and longer range encounters, so we have increased the hip fire spread of the gun. Montagne won?t be able to quickly shut down his opponent without having to expose himself anymore, given that there is a decent distance between the two.” Here’s the rest of the patch notes for today’s Rainbow Six Siege update:
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