Two months after the release of Operation Twin Shells, the third season of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege's Year 9, the community is already looking forward to knowing more information about Year 9 Season 4.
So far, Year 9 has been one of the greatest in terms of balancing and player protection updates. While the number of cheaters in the game has been reduced, according to Ubisoft's Player Protection report for October, the release of new game modes like the Siege Cup and the arrival of unique operators like Skópos have brought a lot of variety while also improving the players' overall experience.
The next season of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege will be Operation Collision Point. The game's upcoming season will be the fourth operation of Year 9 after Operation Deadly Omen, Operation New Blood, and Operation Twin Shells.
But, what do we know about Operation Collision Point, when will it be fully revealed, and, most importantly, when will it be released?
Keep on reading to know more about Rainbow Six Siege's Year 9 Season 4, Operation Collision Point!
When will Operation Collision Point be released?
At the end of Operation Collision Point's full reveal, Ubisoft unveiled that Rainbow Six Siege's new season Operation Collision Point will be released on December 3.
What is coming to Rainbow Six Siege in Operation Collision Point?
Operation Collision Point will bring multiple new features and a reworked operator to Rainbow Six Siege.
Here's a brief look at all of the features that will be added to Rainbow Six Siege in Operation Collision Point:
- Blackbeard rework
- Console to PC crossplay 1.0
- Shield nerfs
- Sens and Ying's updates
- Match Cancellation 3.0
- Siege Cup release
- Badges and Career
- Player Protection updates
- Player Comfort updates
Additionally, on November 12, Ubisoft released an update for Year 9's roadmap. According to Ubisoft's most recent update, shields will be balanced alongside Sens, Thunderbird, and Ying.
When will Ubisoft announce Operation Collision Point?
Operation Collision Point was unveiled on November 17 before the BLAST R6 Major Montreal grand finals. The live reveal lasted for around 30 minutes and it included plenty of information on what's coming to the game in the upcoming months.