The drawback to his speed, mobility, and Rebar Bash ability is that he’s very loud. He may also jump up to an open hatch, grab its ledge, peek around at his surroundings, and then either pull himself up or drop down.

Oryx’s battering-ram attack can knock anyone to the ground, including shield-bearing Operators. The difference is Oryx can do so a lot more quickly, with his dash, although he will take damage if he goes through a wall. Oryx seems to be a counterpart of the Attackers’ well known Sledge, who carries a tactical breaching hammer that allows him to go through unreinforced surfaces in the same way. Oryx, a Jordanian operator, uses his mass and power to bust through soft barriers without any tools. But mobile lifelike hologram can bait opponents into tossing their explosives, and it can expose traps without triggering them. Iana, according to this video, is Dutch and her Gemini gadget holographic decoys players have compared her to an Attacker version of Alibi, a Siege Defender, but there’s a key difference: Alibi projects a stationary hologram of herself Iana projects a moving hologram, but she must stay still. They’ll be the 53rd and 54th Operators in Siege’s lineup and players may get their hands on them (on test servers) beginning Feb. They are Iana, an Attacker, and Oryx, a Defender. After a week of leaks and teases, Ubisoft Montreal confirmed the two newest operators coming to Rainbow Six Siege today at The Six Invitational esports championship in Quebec.

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