Rainbow Six Siege's New Battle Pass, Operation Deep Freeze, Is Finally Up Following Delay
There's a new system too that allows players to plan progression and earn rewards faster.
Rainbow Six Siege has finally introduced the Operation Deep Freeze Battle Pass after having been delayed for a month.
The Battle Pass has evolved into a system with branching paths, allowing players to plan their progression and earn rewards faster. By playing matches, they can earn Battle Pass Tokens and Breach Charges. Tokens are used to unlock tiles and claim rewards, while Breach Charges can open shortcuts to reach specific rewards more quickly.
Premium Pass holders receive rewards from every tile along with additional perks. Those who reach Level 100 get the Bravo Ticket, which allows them to unlock any item of their choice from the Bravo pack inventory.
Also, the new Defending Operator Tubarão — who originates from Portugal — is introduced with the ability Zoto Canister. This gadget can briefly freeze explosives and electrical gadgets, slowing down enemies who walk through the resulting cold zone.
This shooter's new season is live and runs until March 11, 2024.
Related Articles
- Looks Like Ubisoft Could Be Taking Bids On A Separate Gaming Entity Based On Some Of The Company's Core IPs
- Minority Shareholder Accuses Ubisoft Of Not Communicating "Appropriately," Plans Protest Outside HQ
- It's All About Momentum And Being Ruthless When The Division 2's Year 6 Season 3 Starts Tomorrow
About the Author
Matthew “dinofries” D'Onofrio is a writer, content creator, podcaster and — most importantly — a gamer. With such a strong passion for video games and a severe case of FOMO, it's no surprise he always has his finger on the pulse of the gaming world. On the rare occasion Matt's away from a screen, you'll find him strumming away on his acoustic guitar or taking care of his cat Totoro.
More Stories by Matthew D'OnofrioRead Next
Players must recover stolen gifts from that rascal Larfleeze.
You May Enjoy
The Ubisoft show certainly keeps getting more interesting.
64-bit servers are coming to LOTRO today, with or without you.
Don't forget the "Guest Pass Edition" if you have a friend that bought the game.
He also talks about his relief at player reception to the current alliance raids and how they decided to improve sprinting in safe areas.
Discussion (0)