Hopefully, it won't be two more years before we can play it ourselves. As a co-op FPS aficionado and an even bigger fan of Rainbow Six Siege, it feels like Parasite (or whatever it'll be called when the dust settles) is laser-targeted to fit my interests. It's neat to see finally see Parasite in action after almost two years in the dark. And elsewhere on YouTube players are sharing videos of how they believe Ela is OP. Parasite appears to share Outbreak's alien zombies and Left 4 Dead-style campaign co-op, though we still don't know if Siege-centric features like reinforcements or level destruction will return. On the Rainbow Six Siege Subreddit, players have started multiple threads detailing why they believe Ela is broken. Players enjoyed the three-mission campaign so much that Ubisoft quietly began development on a dedicated co-op Rainbow Six. 'Around three hours ago (at the time of this posting), Epi created /r/Rainbow6PTS,' 229person299 said on reddit. Parasite sure has changed since it began life in 2018 as Outbreak, an experimental co-op event in Rainbow Six Siege that only lasted a few weeks. Is Rainbow Six Siege readying another patch soon According to redditor 299person299, a new /r/Rainbow6PTS subreddit was created, hinting at some sort of Public Test Server access ahead of an upcoming Siege update. R6 Parasite/Quarantine ingame screenshot from r/Rainbow6 Siege fans will be familiar with this mechanic from the Hostage mode.

It also looks like the player (Lion, this time) is escorting an NPC to a destination.

The same Reddit user also posted the following screenshot showing that same black goo engulfing an entire room.

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