Rainbow Six Siege: How To Use Azami

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Fitting to mark Year 7 of Rainbow Six Siege, Season 1’s Operation Demon Veil revealed Azami, a new Defender armed with a modified kunai that releases a compound that solidifies on surfaces, allowing players to patch up walls and create brand new defensive lines. This masked Defender can make a lot of changes to the overall Rainbow Six Siegelandscape, and her new defensive strategy is a must-have for players used to the typical mayhem and chaos caused by a typical Siege match.

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However, getting the hang of Azami and her kunai’s mechanics can get quite tricky at first. With the right approach and the right mindset, this new Siege Operator can easily become a Defender main’s favorite, provided they understand the deeper nature of her mechanics first.

Before diving deep into Azami’s more gameplay-intensive aspects, it’s important to fully understand her basic capabilities as an Operative. At its core, Azami is a Defender that specializes in securing defensive spaces, courtesy of her Gadget. Unlike other Defenders that either carry defenses with them (Shields) or secures the position with reconnaissance and knick-knacks (Drones, etc.), the straightforward portability of Azami’s defensive capabilities can be a godsend to more mobile teams. Here are other statistics players should note:

Unlike other Defenders that normally have a recommended approach, Azami is more fluid given the mobile nature of her Kiba Barriers. As such, she’s not one to primarily defend a point or secure them in a mobile manner, but rather could do a bit of both. However, this does pose some restrictions regarding her playstyle:

When it comes to her overall loadout, Azami and her weapon choices give