In October 2020, the pick-up of Rainbow Six (originally called Rainbow Six Quarantine) was postponed due to COVID-19. Now, the next collaborative experience is to get a new release window and new name by receiving a new name with more comebacks. Ubisoft has confirmed that "Rainbow Six Extraction" will be postponed to 2022. The Ubisoft extraction team visited the studio’s blog to update fans on the current state of the game.
The studio wants to ensure that the unique features of the game operate in accordance with Ubisoft's intentions, and the goal is to provide a near-perfect online experience for those eager to enter Extraction. Full statement: "Our ambition for "Rainbow Six Extract" is to provide a complete AAA experience that will change the way you play and think about cooperative games. With unique features such as Missing In Action or The Sprawl, every mission is ready. . It’s a tense and challenging experience as you lead the elite operators of Rainbow Six against deadly and ever-changing alien threats."
Although the delay is a bit annoying, especially when it comes to a lot of exciting games, it's nice to see more and more research normalizing themselves, admitting that they need more time instead of rolling out unfinished products outside the door , Became dependent on the patch on the first day. Performance issues and errors have always been an issue with online games at launch, but ensuring that the build state is the state the team hopes can ensure a smoother experience on the day of launch. Now it is a common server problem... The good news is that Ubisoft seems confident that it can provide the experience in January 2022, so at least we have a specific window to look forward to.
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