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Operation Deep Freeze is set to add a new Defender to the roster which brings with him a rather unique and "cool" device.

Enjoy Rengoku with new changes. All operators have the same health and speed, and everyone wields a kunai and shotgun in this mode.

Players can now decide if they want the defuser pickup behavior to be automatic, manual, or both. Sanction messages are now more generic.

A new button that will let hosts of custom lobbies randomize team members has been added. The said button will only be visible to hosts.

Rewinding and fast-forwarding in Match Replay won't cause performance degradation anymore, and the incorrect controller layout for Spectator has been addressed.

Fenrir is a great defending operator for spreading panic in the hearts of attackers, especially at the end of the round.

The upcoming season of Siege will bring the Permanent Arcade Playlist, Consulate Rework, and first part of Grim Buff.

Good news for those with PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscriptions. Riders Republic is going to be part of the Ubisoft+ Classics library starting April 18.

Tachanka is a valid entry denial operator as his Shumikha Launcher now holds 20 projectiles. His 9x19VSN primary weapon now has access to 1.5x and 2.0x sights.

Wamai received a much-needed buff and Tachanka was tweaked as well. The extended barrel also got a slight nerf.

The bug that made IQ super good against Solis is addressed, and multiple reload animation-related bugs are resolved. The Play Again button in the Play section now works as intended.

Brava’s Kludge drone won’t convert Aruni's Surya Gate for attackers anymore. It will instead deactivate it like bandit batteries.

Mouse and keyboard players on consoles will now be penalized in a very innovative manner. Reload is going to be more tactical.

The upcoming three-speed attacking operator can hack defenders’ gadgets and use them against their owners.

Frost will be getting a rework and reload mechanism will be changed. Another South Korean operator is arriving in Season 3.

Twitch received one more regular drone, but her F2 weapon doesn’t have Vertical Grip anymore. Grim’s Commando 552 received 1.5x and 2.0x sights.

Extended barrel is getting a big buff as the damage output will be increased by 15%. Twitch will now have two normal drones, instead of one.

The Rainbow Six Esports Global Circuit should create more chances for high-stake international matches and offer up-and-coming teams and players a way to be part of top-level competition.

LOD issues on several maps including Nighthaven have been addressed. Electricity VFX is now visible on hatches, reinforced walls, and deployable shields.

The patch brings new voice-over lines for the Team Deathmatch playlist. Bugs related to gameplay, level design, operators, and UI have been addressed.

Y7S4 will change base stats for multiple operators. ADS time for all operators is now the same and no more team killing in the preparation phase.

The launch of cross-play and cross-progression is coming to enable matchmaking between consoles, PC, and streaming platforms. Besides that, both features will unify progression and inventory.

The new update introduces the new Operator Solis who’s really good when it comes to electronics and detecting enemies.

The Six Jönköping Major is the last chance for the teams to get the needed points to qualify for the Six Invitational 2023.

The highly anticipated Permanent Arcade Mode will release in Y8S1 now, while Ranked 2.0 still on track for the next season.

Two teams have released their entire roster as the post-TI roster shuffle continues.

The organization is preparing for the start of the new DPC season beginning with reinforcing the Dota 2 vertical. StrangeR joins as Head of Dota 2 department while 4SV signs as Manager with Ahilles named as Coach.

Castle and Doc received a new secondary weapon option. The maximum ammo of Goyo and Kaid is increased.

Be ready to play Hide and Seek in Doktor's Curse: The Returned. Enjoy the new items brought by this seasonal event.

This November, the top 16 teams across North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific fight for a large share of the $500,000 prize pool. At stake as well is the title of champion and the all-too precious Six Invitational Global Points.