Alleged ‘Rainbow Six Siege’ Leak Reveals Wheelchair Bound Operator

August 22, 2024  ·
  John F. Trent

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An alleged leak for Rainbow Six Siege reveals that a new operator will be wheelchair bound.

A screenshot from Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (2015), Ubisoft

Jonathan Grant uploaded a video to YouTube that alleges that a woman in a wheelchair who powers up a robot will be an upcoming operator in Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six Siege for its Year 9 Season 3 update, Operation Twin Shells.

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Ubisoft revealed that Year 9 Season 3 update will be called Operation Twin Shells in a preview for an upcoming reveal panel for the entire season that will premiere on August 25, 2024.

It’s not surprising that Ubisoft would introduce a wheelchair bound operator. The company has made it abundantly clear that it is committed to diversity, inclusion, and accessibility.

The company’s Vice President of Global Diversity and Inclusion Raashi Sikka stated, “For Ubisoft, putting diversity and inclusion at the heart of everything we do means providing an environment where employees can thrive, building open-minded communities where players can connect, and creating games that reflect the diversity of the world we live in.”

“We will not accomplish all these goals overnight. Just as it takes years of iteration to develop a AAA title, we will only become a more diverse and inclusive company by continuously improving, trying new ideas and learning from the results. It’s a long-term commitment, one that we will tackle with the same passion and dedication that we bring to our games,” Sikka added.

A screenshot from Ubisoft’s Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility website

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Furthermore, on the company’s Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility portion of its website it states, “We will create gaming experiences that push representation forward by embedding diversity and inclusion across our processes, increasing representation in our teams, and offering access to resources that help teams to build more authentic inclusive, and accessible gaming experiences.”

A screenshot from Ubisoft’s Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility website

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As for the alleged introduction of this alleged operator in a wheelchair, it’s already being mocked and ridiculed. Comedian Ricky Berwick shared a skit he did mocking the new operator.

Rock Solid also mocked the alleged leak.

What do you make of this alleged leak for Rainbow Six Siege?

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