I've played a lot of competitive first person shooters before. I think this is the best example of a "thinking man's" FPS, as the choices you make and the teamwork required means a win or a loss for your squad.

I've never been a fragger, nor is my internet good enough to be one, but I can find success in R6 Siege because there are support characters that play a vital role to your team without needing kills. I can block off access to a wall with Mute's jammers; I can disable electronics through a wall with Thatcher.

I will say tha I hope the game continues to grow, and the player base adapts to it. Right now there's been a massive influx of new players with the Call of Duty or Battlefield mindset. This game is not won or lost based on K/D ratio. I hope the new players change and get over their sometimes toxic mindset.

The developers continue to support this game, and they react to the community's voice. I really do appreciate that in a game.

I've played a lot of competitive first person shooters before. I think this is the best example of a "thinking man's" FPS, as the choices you make and the teamwork required means a win or a loss for your squad. I've never been a fragger, nor is my internet good enough to be one, but I can find success in R6 Siege because there are support characters that play a vital role to your team without needing kills. I can block off access to a wall with Mute's jammers; I can disable electronics through a wall with Thatcher. I will say tha I hope the game continues to grow, and the player base adapts to it. Right now there's been a massive influx of new players with the Call of Duty or Battlefield mindset. This game is not won or lost based on K/D ratio. I hope the new players change and get over their sometimes toxic mindset. The developers continue to support this game, and they react to the community's voice. I really do appreciate that in a game.