Rainbow Six Siege: Heavy Mettle Operation Adds Ram, Operator From South Korea

Heavy Bottle operation will be released to Rainbow Six Siege on August 29 (photo: Twitter @Rainbow6Game)

JAKARTA - Ubisoft has revealed details about the new content coming to Rainbow Six Siege as part of the release of Year 8: Season 3.

Dubbed Operation Heavy Mettle, the season will bring a number of adjustments to the modes and characters in the game, including Ram, the new operator for Rainbow Six Siege from South Korea.

According to his statement, Ram is an attacker operator equipped with a BU-GI Auto-Breacher gadget. Ram can use his gadgets to destroy walls and floors anywhere at that level.

The Y8S3 Designer's Notes are now available! Featuring:💥 Fuze: Cluster Charge can be deployed on Shields🐝 Grim: Kawan Hive Launcher: Bounce Mode Added📌 Lesion: GU Mine: Increased Mines & Damage, Cloaking RemovedFull details here 🔽

— Rainbow Six Siege (@Rainbow6Game) August 14, 2023

The Y8S3 Designer's Notes are now available! Features: 'Fuze: Cluster Charge can be deployed on Shields' Grim: Kawan Hive Launcher: Bounce Mode Added'Lesion: GU Mine: Increased Mines & Damage, Clothing RemovedFull details here

Launching GamingBolt, Ram is set to become a slow tank operator, rated 1 at speed and 3 at health, and will be able to equip R4C or LMG-E as its main weapon, and MK1 or ITA12S as its secondary.

Along with Ram's addition to the list of game operators, Operation HeavyTTLE also features a Commendation System, a new award system that allows players to assess each other after the game.

In addition, there are also smaller changes in games as part of Operation Heavy Bottle, namely balancing changes for Grim operators, changing the way rifles work, and changing the way the names of some of the main game modes.

The Heavy Bottle operation itself is scheduled to reach Rainbow Six Siege on 29 August.