Ubisoft has kicked off the ninth season of the Rainbow Six Pro League, its competitive championship for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. Leading up to February's Six Invitational in Montreal, the studio has debuted a new wave of paid limited-time cosmetics, under the "2019 Collection."
Revealed alongside it's "Road to Six Invitational" event, details on contents and availability have surfaced. Here's what you need to know.
What are Rainbow Six Siege 2019 Collection Packs?
The 2019 Collection isn't unexpected, following multiple leaks prior to the pack's recent release. It's among the latest wave of limited-time randomized crates, unlocking a set pool of paid cosmetics. While similar to prior Outbreak and Sunsplash collections, the 2019 drop features skins themed around the Pro League event.
The full set is tied to real-world money, requiring the game's premium currency, R6 Credits. Aside from one complimentary pack, and four weekly challenge rewards, you'll need to pay to complete the set. Luckily, a lack of duplicates means you won't waste money on previously-unlocked gear.
2019 Collection Packs cosmetic skin list
The full 2019 Collection is now live, with a range of themed Six Invitational cosmetics across six in-game Operators. These packs offer seasonal khaki uniforms, spanning Mira, Thatcher, Dokkaebi, Pulse, Ash, and Doc. While subtle, Six Invitational pin badges add a seasonal flair, paired with skins and charms. Each pack stows a single of 25 items, from six headgears, six uniforms, six weapon skins, and six charms, alongside one universal skin.
Here's a list of the full 2019 Collection contents.
- Signature Six '19 (Universal Weapon Skin)
- Simulation Course for Dokkaebi (Uniform)
- Auxiliary Unit for Thatcher (Uniform)
- Camp Regimen for Pulse (Uniform)
- Operative Status for Doc (Uniform)
- Field Prep for Ash (Uniform)
- Training Grounds for Mira (Uniform)
- Off Duty for Dokkaebi (Headgear)
- Cursory Command for Thatcher (Headgear)
- Base Discipline for Pulse (Headgear)
- Peacekeeping for Doc (Headgear)
- Target Practice for Ash (Headgear)
- Drill Session for Mira (Headgear)
- Barracks Dokkaebi for Mk 14 EBR (Weapon Skin)
- Barracks Pulse for UMP45 (Weapon Skin)
- Barracks Thatcher for L85A2 (Weapon Skin)
- Barracks Doc for MP5 (Weapon Skin)
- Barracks Mira for VECTOR .45 ACP (Weapon Skin)
- Thatcher's Mooring (Universal Charm)
- Doc's Humanity (Universal Charm)
- Mira's Family (Universal Charm)
- Pulse's Heart (Universal Charm)
- Dokkaebi's Contingency (Universal Charm)
- Ash's Service (Universal Charm)
2019 Collection Packs release date
The "Road to Six Invitational" event first kicked off on January 25, 2019, ahead of the Six Invitational in mid-February. The event is scheduled to conclude on February 18, serving as the last opportunity to purchase the 2019 Collection.
2019 Collection Packs pricing
Beyond the complimentary pack for all players, 2019 Collection Packs cost the game's premium currency. Similar to previous packages, these are priced at 300 R6 Credits each, which varies between $1 and $3, depending on the number of credits purchased. With 25 and factoring in a free pack, you'll pay a minimum of 7,200 R6 credits (around $60) for the complete collection. Owners of the game's Year 3 Season Pass will receive a further 10 percent discount.
In the meantime, Ubisoft is gearing up for Rainbow Six Siege Year 4 Season 1, with new Operators, maps, and more expected.
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