Rainbow Six Siege X – Operation High Stakes Operator and Gadget Guide
Operation High Stakes is bringing a new Defender named Denari to Rainbow Six Siege X who uses his sticky, throwable T.R.I.P. Connector gadgets to design custom laser tripwire grids that damage and slow Attackers. Armed with the new Glaive-12 slug shotgun sidearm, Denari can quickly open lines of sight to make even more complex connections, making him one of the most creative Operators ever to come to Siege.
Operation High Stakes will also deliver modernized versions of the Lair, Nighthaven Labs, and Consulate maps, as well as a new neutral sector assignment - Keres Safe Room - and a new Operator pool for Dual Front mode. Operator balancing updates, weekly Siege Cup scheduling (starting mid-season), R6 Shieldguard security improvements, expanded anti-toxicity measures, and more are all on the way in Operation High Stakes.
Denari hails from Switzerland and cut his teeth in the Swiss military before joining up with Nighthaven. Armed with the Scorpion EVO 3 SMG or the FMG-9 SMG to accentuate his three-speed mobility, he is well-suited for darting around on the defense, playing off his laser networks. To help Denari punch line-of-sight holes to create his complex laser grids, he wields the new Glaive-12 shotgun sidearm. This compact cannon shoots slugs that can be used for precision destruction of soft surfaces, or soft targets. He also has the option to bring the P226 Mk 25 pistol, and has his choice of deployable shield or observation blocker.
A T.R.I.P. Connector is a sticky, throwable gadget that Denari uses to create laser networks of varying size and complexity. When aiming a Connector toss, Denari can see a preview of where it will land and how it will connect with any other deployed T.R.I.P. Connectors; a blinking
