Rainbow Six Siege's New Emerald Plains Map is a Much-Appreciated Learning Experience
After three years since Outback was released in Operation Burnt Horizon, Rainbow Six Siege finally has a new map for players to explore. Emerald Plains is a country club/horse ranch that is the first of three new maps set to release in Rainbow Six Siege's Year 7 roadmap (next season's map is exclusive to team deathmatch while one more competitive map is set for the third season). This Irish manor is made up of two gigantic floors, each with its own layout and features. As with all new Rainbow Six Siege maps, players have their work cut out for them if they want to learn Emerald Plains inside and out.
The introduction of a new map is more than just a breath of fresh air for Rainbow Six Siege; now almost a 7-year-old game. It's a sign that Ubisoft isn't leaving the game to die. After Rainbow Six Extraction's release, Siege players were worried that the company was diverting its resources to the new title, but it seems these players were worked up about nothing. The introduction of new operators like Azami, new modes like team deathmatch, and new maps like Emerald Plains indicate that the future of Rainbow Six Siege is going to be brighter than ever.
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Going back to Emerald Plains, the addition of a new Rainbow Six Siege map gives players hours upon hours of new content. Unlike new operators, whose defining gadgets can be mastered in the span of a few hours, maps seem to always have something new. Whether it's new ways to rotate from location to location, new lines of sight, or how each room vertically connects with another, players new and old will find that learning a new map is a refreshing experience.
Ubisoft has learned from its past Rainbow Six Siege map designs and reworks and
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