Ubisoft has shared details about the new operators coming to Rainbow Six Siege with the release of Operation
Guardian
As stated in the leaks, James Bond is localspill received “smart glasses” that help you see through smoke and give immunity to blinding grenades. The Guardian can use the functions of the device for a limited time, so running around the map with protection against flash drives enabled will not work. However, the battery of the glasses is recharged over time and can be used an infinite number of times during a battle.
Ubisoft noted that the glasses work best whenThe Guardian does not move, so you should choose your positions wisely when using the gadget. You should also be wary of Thatcher and IQ devices, which can disable the device or detect it by learning the Guardian's position.
Gnocchi
Gnocque's arsenal includes a gadget thatmakes it invisible to cameras and muffles the stomping while walking. Unlike Guardian glasses, the Operative's device does not require recharging after each use, but at the same time has a limited charge per round.
Regular cameras will not work in stealth modenotice Njokk, but logs will be able to give away her presence. While Nyokk walks at normal speed, sneaks, switches weapons, or reloads, she remains invisible to cameras. If the operative wants to go for a run or do another “non-standard action,” then the gadget will begin to lag, giving away her presence. Nyokk can also be detected by the interference that occurs on Mozzie and Echo's cameras, or with the help of a Lision operative's mine, which will cause the gadget to lag due to the damage received from the spikes.
Both operators will be available to Year 4 Pass owners on launch day, and other players will be able to purchase the fighters using in-game currency seven days after launch.