Rainbow Six Siege’s Nokk and Warden are just what the game needs
The second season of Rainbow Six Siege’s fourth year is set to launch during a tumultuous period in the game’s storied history. There have been horrendous glitches, resulting in the temporary removal of Clash, Claymores, and Deployable Shields from the game. Meanwhile multiple operator, gadget, and map reworks are in the pipeline. So it’s probably for the best that Phantom Sight’s additions feel a smidge underwhelming - the last thing Rainbow Six Siege needs right now is a new Lion or Ela.
New operators Nokk and Warden - hailing from the Danish Jaeger Corps and US Secret Service respectively - both bring familiar weapons and gadgets to Siege’s increasingly complex meta.
On the attacking team, Nokk’s Hel Presence Reduction gadget effectively pairs Vigil’s counter-surveillance tech with Caveira’s Silent Step ability to give the attackers their first thoroughbred stealth operator. She can temporarily cloak herself from camera feeds and quieten her footsteps, making her very tricky to keep track of. Unlike Vigil, Nokk’s cloaking device won’t fully deactivate when shooting, instead it will just glitch, revealing a rough outline on cameras that can’t be pinged by defenders.
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