Director Rainbow Six Siege speaks of an increase in playing in the Skins crossover

While Fortnite undoubtedly started the modern trend of gaming crossover and cooperation with popular IPS, so many other titles, from Call of Duty to Rainbow Six Siege and Overwatch, the suits have decided to follow their own collages.

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From my heroic Academy in Overwatch 2 after Rick and Morty, there are the last reports that Beavis and Butt-Head would become playful characters in Black Ops 6, there is no lack of cooperation, sometimes every week. While incredibly new, frequent crossover attracted the anger of long -term fans, even Battlefield fans preventively suggest that they do not come to Battlefield 6 any “clown” leather.

This means that if you ask some gaming executives, it does not sound that the skin is such a large agreement, for the better or worse.

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In a new interview with the PC Gamer, he discussed the creative director of Rainbow Six Siege Alex Karpazis on his view of the increase in crossover and cooperation. Tip: It's not a problem.

While Karpazis discussed the need to honor the “roots” of what is Rainbow Six, it did not seem to be too much to find ways to add strange skin to this vision. “However, as far as leather is concerned, it is obviously a variety of what players want, so for us it is our goal to provide as much diversity as possible.”

Karpazis tried to justify some of the siege like “tacticool”, as well as “fantastic” and seemingly not too polished, although some say fans would say differently.

When you press when adding the “immersion mode”, where the skin is deactivated, it is possible, Karpazis had to say it. “To be honest, we have [considered it]And it's something we have measured a little with the community now. We are not supposed to announce right now, but it is a topic we are talking about. ”

This last part should probably be music for some players' ears. For example, in December, COD fans were convinced that the game had become a payout for animations and color schemes of game leather. The “immersion mode” would seem to solve these concerns, and if one game should add them, then it is likely that others would be down the line – a happy medium that allows those who like skin, and those who do not play as they want. In the end, only time will show if it is even a possibility.