Nøkk is Rainbow Six Siege Phantom Sight's ghostly Danish Operator
Ubisoft has unveiled Nøkk, providing a peek into the next enigmatic update headed to Rainbow Six Siege.
Ubisoft has kickstarted preparations for its next update headed to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, promising a fresh wave of content for the hit tactical shooter. The newly unveiled Operation Phantom Sight aims to bolster its multiplayer roster, delivering a spine-chilling trailer for one of its two mysterious playable Operators.
Although yet to fully lift the veil Rainbow Six Siege's next Operators, early teasers align with previous leaks from March. "Nökk" and "Warden" are the slated stars of Operation Phantom Sight, one "invisible to cameras" by melding Caveira's and Vigil's abilities, while the latter rocks a "special eyesight" bypassing flash and smoke grenades. It's unclear how such gadgets could be implemented, although both carve new roles into the gameplay meta.
Ubisoft is expected to deliver its full Operation Phantom Sight unveiling on May 19, 2019, during the Rainbow Six Pro League Finals in Milan. Eager fans can tune into live broadcast via the Rainbow Six Twitch channel, scheduled for 11:25 AM ET (5:25 PM local time).
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