We are introducing dynamic resolution on R6 Credits from Cuiyanzhou's blog

"We are introducing dynamic resolution on R6 Credits consoles. Because of this, you will experience more consistent performance during gameplay, particularly in conditions in which there are a lot of stress on the GPU, for example with a lot of explosions such as Fuze charges," reads the match's patch notes on the official Rainbow Six Siege site.

Other updates to the game include balance fixes to the numerous Operators of the game as well as weapons that are new. Operation Grim Sky is another addition to a game that's grown from, according to Ubisoft, 25 million registered users in December 2017, to 35 million. With no plans of a sequel, a 10 year vision for the game and finally 100 operators (now 42 if you include Clash and Maverick), it is shaping up to be cheapest Rainbow Six Siege Credits a decent alternative for those searching for a strategic shooter to play.

Ubisoft has not revealed any launch date yet, but if it follows content updates, expect in the first week of September. With the game using a 10 year content plan, it is going to be intriguing to see how it sustains itself in the face of competition from the likes of Fortnite, PUBG, Overwatch, and upcoming titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Battlefield V.

Rainbow Six Siege Year 3 A Reworked Map & New Operators

May 2018 saw the release of this Operation Para Bellum update to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege - the best competitive shooter in the marketplace - and along with two new operators (Maestro and Alibi) and new map (Villa), it also brought with it the first official map buff for Club House.

That has been for Year 3, season 2.