While introduced among the original 20 Operators upon release, the stationary nature of the RP-46 LMG ultimately misaligned with how the game has evolved. Year 5 also serves as host to the long-awaited Tachanka rework, adapting Rainbow Six Siege's lovable lord and savior to the current gameplay meta. Tachanka's rework brings a crazy grenade launcher The year wraps with a closing season, highlighting a solo Thai Operator and Chalet rework. Skyscraper also goes under the knife for the seasonal map rework, promising to streamline its vertical gameplay. Ubisoft will transition to its new seasonal template with its third season, dropping one cryptic "classified" Operator in favor of new core gameplay features and reworks. The map rework brings changes to House, adapting the infamously close-quarters abode with a larger floorplan, improving map flow, and the visual palette. Year 5 Season 2 retains a familiar duo of Operators, introducing talent from South Africa and Denmark. The Battle Pass returns as a future mainstay, set for all upcoming seasons. The season also promises a mid-season event, as seen in Year 4, and smaller-scale "Arcade Playlists," featuring minor modifiers to the gameplay. Iana and Oryx join the playable Operator roster, accompanied by the Oregon map rework. The first two seasons of Year 5 star the usual helping of content, kicking off with the previously-unveiled Operation Void Edge.
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