"Rainbow Six: Siege" developers realize the need for a separate, separate queue

The experience of playing Rainbow Six Siege as a soloist may soon get better.

One of the frustrating aspects Rainbow Six: SiegeJust like in any team-based game, sometimes you have to play alone. Unfortunately, Siege did not put other soloists in the queue, which resulted in them eventually having to play against stacked teams.

This is an issue that Siege developers are aware of, as it is not a particularly new issue. However, it looks like players may finally see some changes.

The game's official Twitter responded to a fan asking if it was possible to queue just one queue, sometimes called a mercenary playlist. Replied: "This is something the community has discussed over the past few weeks, and the idea has been passed on to developers."

This is something the community has discussed in the past few weeks, and the idea has been passed up to developers.

-Rainbow Six: Siege (@ Rainbow6Game) February 22, 2020

Although this may not be enough, it is a good sign that the problem may not persist. Ubisoft's team will focus on the fifth and sixth grade player experience, with less new content in two years to better upgrade the core experience.