1.1. Tactical Approach
Unlike other shooters, Siege does not have respawns during a round, so every decision matters. Playing aggressively without gathering information often leads to failure.

1.2. Destructibility
Walls, floors, ceilings, and certain objects can be destroyed, allowing for advanced strategies.
Learn the maps carefully to know which surfaces can be broken for better angles.
Reinforced walls can only be breached by specific operators like Thermite, Hibana, and Ace.

1.3. Effective Use of Drones
Always use drones before entering a building to gather enemy positions.
Do not leave your drone in an open area after spotting an enemy—hide it for future intel.
Defenders can destroy drones, so find creative spots to place them.

1.4. Teamwork and Communication
Use voice chat or ping system to coordinate with your team.
Do not rush alone—Siege is a team-based game that requires cooperation.
If defending, position operators to cover multiple angles and deny entry points.

operators, each with unique gadgets and abilities. However, some are easier to learn than others.

2.1. Best Operators for Beginners
Attackers
Sledge – A great operator for breaching soft walls and floors.
Thermite – Can destroy reinforced walls.
Ash – Uses a grenade launcher to open soft surfaces quickly.
Zofia – Has stun and explosive rounds, making her versatile.
Defenders
Rook – Provides armor plates for the team.
Jäger – Deploys devices that counter grenades and explosives.
Bandit – Electrifies reinforced walls to prevent breaching.
Mute – Blocks drones and remote explosives with signal jammers.

2.2. Choosing Operators for Specific Scenarios
If the enemy uses shields (Montagne, Blitz) – pick Lesion, Smoke, or Melusi.
If the enemy relies on grenades and flashbangs – pick Wamai or Jäger.
If your bomb site is weakly defended – use Castle and Kapkan.

3.1. Attacking Strategies
Gather intel – Always use your drone before engaging.
Map control – Destroy enemy cameras and control key areas.
Apply pressure – Attack from multiple angles to confuse defenders.
Plan your approach – Do not rush blindly, communicate with your team.
Use destruction wisely – Break floors and walls to open new sightlines.

3.2. Defending Strategies
Secure the site – Reinforce walls and set up gadgets in key positions.
Control enemy drones – Destroy drones to deny attackers information.
Hold angles – Do not run around aimlessly; use cover and angles.
Use gadgets efficiently – Place them in strategic locations (e.g., Kapkan’s traps should be placed low to avoid detection).
Rotation is key – Do not stay in one spot too long; move around when needed.

4.1. Aim Training
Use leaning (Q and E) to peek from cover effectively.
Train aim on custom training maps or T-Hunt mode.
Aim for the head – Headshots are instant kills in Siege.

4.2. Movement During Combat
Do not sprint carelessly – Always listen for footsteps and gunfire.
Avoid standing in open areas – Always move between cover.
Use "pre-fire" tactics – Shoot at common hiding spots before peeking.

5.1. Analyzing Mistakes
Watch replays to understand how and why you died.
Learn maps – The more familiar you are with maps, the better you play.
Manage economy – In ranked matches, be mindful of what gadgets your team has left.





5.2. Practice Modes
Play Situations – Helps familiarize yourself with game mechanics.
Use Terrorist Hunt (T-Hunt) – Great for practicing aim and reflexes.
Try different operators – Understanding their strengths and weaknesses is key.

Do not rush without intel – Always scout first.
Do not ignore sound cues – Footsteps and reloads reveal enemy positions.
Do not reinforce everything – Sometimes, leaving walls open helps with rotation.
Do not waste gadgets – Use them strategically, not randomly.
Do not be toxic – Teamwork is more important than individual skill.

By following this guide, you will improve your rank, enhance your teamwork, and increase your win rate in Rainbow Six Siege. The key to success is patience, adaptability, and continuous learning.

Good luck in the Siege!