Latest Rainbow Six Siege Operator Tier List 2026 (Y11S1)

With over 100 million registered players, Rainbow Six Siege now features 79 operators as of Y11S1. The arrival of Solid Snake in Operation Silent Hunt, major F2 weapon buffs, ballistic shield nerfs, and the Skopós rework have dramatically shifted the meta, leaving many last season's top picks no longer as viable.

In the current environment, it's crucial to know which operators are worth your time, which ones are rank traps despite appearing strong, and what team compositions work best.

This guide draws from pro league data, Diamond+ win rates, and community feedback to rank all operators across five tiers: S/A/B/C/D, evaluating both attack and defense performance separately.

Each operator includes a strength analysis and recommended scenarios to help you stay on top of the latest meta. If you don't have a complete roster yet, you can also grab a more affordable R6 account at GamsGo and skip the unlock grind!

R6 Attackers Tier List

When discussing attacker rankings in Rainbow Six Siege, one thing must be clear: operator strength is never absolute. Every player has their own playstyle, map knowledge, and tactical preferences. Just because an operator has low pro league presence doesn't mean they're useless in ranked, and popular picks aren't necessarily right for everyone.

In this tier list, higher tiers represent better versatility and consistency, while lower tiers indicate greater dependence on specific maps, team compositions, or player experience. The five tiers are defined as follows:

• S Tier: The best attackers in the current patch, excelling across most maps and strategies.
• A Tier: Solid all-around performers capable of handling most situations, your most reliable choices for ranking up.
• B Tier: Strong on specific maps or in certain team compositions, requiring decent experience and route knowledge.
• C Tier: Heavily reliant on team coordination and communication, limited impact in solo queue.
• D Tier: Weak in the current meta, requiring deep understanding or specialized skills to extract real value.

With these criteria established, here's the latest R6 attacker tier list:

S-Tier Attackers

These operators lead across win rate, ban rate, and pro league statistics. With exceptional versatility, they handle most strategies reliably and represent the current core of attacking gameplay:

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
S	Nomad	Flank Watch	Her three Airjabs lock down flanks and rotations, letting your team push without worrying about threats from behind. The ARX200's low recoil allows quick repositioning. A 40% pro league ban rate reflects how badly she disrupts defender flanks.
S	Thatcher	Anti-Electronics	The Y10S4 rework made him the strongest anti-electronics operator. His E.G.S. Disruptor scans through walls and disables electronics, crippling Kaid, Bandit, and Mute setups. Paired with the reliable L85A2, he's the safest hard breach partner.
S	Zero	Persistent Intel	Four Argus Cams scout, destroy gadgets, and provide intel even after Zero is out. Whether confirming positions or clearing utility, his "persistent information" value makes him more flexible than traditional intel operators.
S	Ace	Hard Breach	The S.E.L.M.A. is the most versatile hard breach tool on attack — long range, safe, and fast. The AK-12's high fire rate lets him frag after opening walls, delivering consistent value every round.
S	Maverick	Silent Breach	The Breaching Torch is immune to Bandit, Kaid, and Mute. Silently creates sightlines or crawl holes. On vertical maps like Chalet, he can threaten multiple floors simultaneously — irreplaceable at higher ranks.
S	Solid Snake NEW	Intel / Frontline	Operation Silent Hunt's headline addition. His Soliton Radar Mk. III marks enemies in real time, while the OSP Pouch allows scavenging gadgets. A high-speed threat with the new suppressed TACIT .45.

A-Tier Attackers

A-tier operators have strong overall performance, adapt to most maps and strategies, and can substitute for S-tier operators in most situations. They're common picks in both ranked and pro play. To help clarify their roles, we've divided these nine A-tier operators into two categories:

The first category is primary breach, responsible for creating angles, opening walls, and leading pushes. They drive the team's tempo. Whether splitting pressure or executing full pushes, they provide stable and reliable breakthrough power:

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
A	Hibana	Multi-Breach	X-KAIROS creates three breach points simultaneously, giving teams more control over attack routes. On sites with complex structures or multiple breach needs, her utility often surpasses even S-tier Ace.
A	Sledge	Soft Breach	Unlimited hammer quickly destroys soft walls, floors, and utility, instantly creating new angles or clearing obstacles. Low skill floor and strong map adaptability make him the hardest breach operator to pick wrong.
A	Zofia	Utility Clear	KS79 Lifeline handles shield destruction, position denial, and disruption all in one package. Withstand ability improves clutch potential, letting her provide value across various strategies.
A	Thermite	Hard Breach	Most reliable frontal breach operator. Exothermic charges create full walk-through openings, perfect for coordinated push strategies.
A	Ram	Auto-Breach	BU-GI Auto-Breacher quickly destroys reinforced hatches and walls, excelling at close-range entry points. Particularly effective in fast-paced plays or rush strategies.

The second category is intel and support, operators whose value leans more toward team utility. They provide reconnaissance, area control, or team buffs that make route planning, repositioning, clearing, and executing sites safer and smoother:

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
A	Iana	Intel / Bait	Gemini Replicator creates an infinite-use hologram for scouting. She can gather intel, bait shots, and drain defender utility with virtually no risk.
A	Brava	Gadget Hack	Kludge Drone hacks and reverses defender gadgets, turning ADS systems, electrified walls, or Maestro cams into friendly tools. On gadget-heavy sites like Consulate and Bank, she significantly weakens defensive setups.
A	Finka	Team Support	Adrenal Surge instantly heals the entire team and reduces recoil, dramatically improving error tolerance during pushes and repositioning.
A	Grim	Area Denial	Kawan Hive Launcher marks large areas during pushes, forcing defenders to either fall back or reveal their positions. Makes clearing and maintaining pressure much more effective.

B-Tier Attackers

B-tier operators aren't weak, they just depend more on specific maps, strategies, or player skill. Pick the right scenario and these operators can still create massive value on attack.

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
B	Ash	Rush / Utility	High-speed breaching rounds quickly clear frontal utility, ideal for rush plays or tempo pressure. However, repeated R4-C nerfs have made her advantages less pronounced.
B	Buck	Vertical Attack	Skeleton Key rapidly opens floors to create attack angles. Excels on multi-level maps but has a steeper learning curve.
B	IQ	Electronics Detect	Quickly locates enemy electronics, relying mainly on her quality assault rifle and high speed for rush plays and gunfights. Works best with team coordination.
B	Twitch	Gadget Destroy	The Y11S1 F2 grip buffs (Vertical, Angled, and Horizontal available) have significantly improved F2 handling, making her far more consistent. Shock drones remain effective, and improved weapon control raises her threat level considerably.
B	Lion	Scan Support	Scan ability supports team pushes and limits roamer movement. Extremely effective in coordinated play with stable fragging power, but offers limited value in solo queue.
B	Flores	Remote Utility	RCE-Ratero drone remotely clears utility. The new T-95 LSW added in Y11S1 gives him more flexibility and sustained firepower options beyond his original weapons.
B	Ying	Flash Entry	Candelas blind areas for fast entries. The Y11S1 flash duration increase to 1.6s (up from 1.4s) gives more time to capitalize, though higher ranks still dodge flashes well.
B	Capitão	Post-Plant	Smoke and fire arrows force defenders to relocate. Stable weapons with solid firepower make him extremely threatening in post-plant and clutch situations.

C-Tier Attackers

C-tier operators heavily depend on team communication or tactical planning to provide value. In solo queue, their gadgets are easily weakened, making them better suited for coordinated play or specific strategies:

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
C	Dokkaebi	Comm Hack	Logic Bomb disrupts communications and hacks cameras. Value increases significantly with team coordination but offers limited impact solo.
C	Jackal	Anti-Roam	Footprint tracking is powerful, but the risk of exposing his own position while tracking makes consistent performance difficult.
C	Montagne	Frontline Intel	Full shield protection for stalling. Y11S1's ballistic shield nerf prevents him from breaking through full-HP barricades, further limiting him in the high-tempo meta.
C	Osa	Shield Cover	Transparent shields provide strong cover, but are vulnerable to explosives and require good timing and planning for deployment.
C	Blackbeard	Rifle Shield	Rifle shield blocks bullets holding angles. Y11S1 nerfs and the removal of rappelling through unbroken windows make him even more situational. Only viable in specific sniping scenarios.

D-Tier Attackers

D-tier operators underperform in the current meta and lack the consistency of mainstream picks. However, each has a unique playstyle, and they're often priority targets for future balance updates. If you enjoy these operators, they may see improvements in upcoming patches.

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
D	Blitz	Flash Shield	Can flash enemies head-on with his shield for a close-range threat, but slow movement and the Y11S1 shield barricade-breaking nerf have pushed him further down. He can no longer rush through barricades, removing one of his key aggressive tools.
D	Fuze	Area Pressure	Cluster charges pressure defenders, but loud deployment and slow speed give defenders plenty of time to avoid them. 1-speed rating limits flexibility, and the shield nerf also impacts his shield variant.
D	Amaru	Window Rush	Grappling hook enables rapid window rushes. Y11S1 bumped her Garra Hook to 5 charges (from 4), giving more repositioning options. Still, landing recovery and weapon limitations result in low error tolerance.
D	Gridlock	Path Denial	Trax Stingers effectively block pathways and delay enemies, but they can't be retrieved and her slow movement speed limits impact in clutch situations. Better used as a support tool.
D	Nøkk	Stealth Flank	Stealth device evades detection, suitable for flanks and infiltration. But low weapon damage and burst potential require high mechanical skill and game sense, with underwhelming practical performance.

R6 Defenders Tier List

Defensive strength often depends on overall team composition, site structure, and information control rather than any single ability. The differences between operators come down to their versatility, denial capabilities, and whether they can consistently slow down the attacking team's tempo. This tier list reflects how well each defender fits into the current meta (Y11S1).

Here's how we define each tier:

• S Tier: The best defenders in the current R6 meta, capable of elevating the entire defensive system. These are the go-to picks for most teams.
• A Tier: Highly adaptable operators with strong versatility, commonly seen in both ranked and competitive play with consistent performance.
• B Tier: Effective in specific sites or strategies with clear strengths on certain maps, but less universal in application.
• C Tier: More reliant on team coordination and structured setups, useful mainly in specific playstyles or designated sites.
• D Tier: Outdated mechanics or easily countered. Not recommended for consistent ranked play unless you specialize in them.

Below is the latest R6 Defender tier list:

S-Tier Defenders

These operators hold S-tier status because they fundamentally change how the entire team defends, controlling time, reshaping space, denying throwables, and dominating intel. Their gadgets offer exceptional versatility across all maps and ranks, making them the most irreplaceable defensive roles in the current meta.

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
S	Smoke	Time Denial	Gas canisters are the strongest time denial tool in the game. In the final 20 to 30 seconds, he can completely shut down plant paths, preventing attackers from forcing the objective. The FMG-9 is easy to control, and paired with a deployable shield, he creates powerful anchor positions. Endgame shutdown potential is virtually irreplaceable.
S	Mira	Intel Control	Black Mirrors let defenders safely observe attacker routes and suppress movement with absolute information advantage. Transforms otherwise vulnerable walls into unchallengeable strongpoints. With proper mirror placement, the entire round revolves around Mira.
S	Azami	Terrain Control	Kiba Barriers seal windows, patch holes, block sightlines, or create temporary cover, reshaping site structure mid-round. Makes all pre-planned attacker routes unreliable. The most flexible and hardest to counter terrain control operator in the current meta.
S	Jäger	Throwable Counter	Three ADS devices intercept grenades, flashbangs, and smokes, serving as the only reliable throwable counter on defense. The 416-C Carbine delivers high damage with controllable recoil. Over 80% pro league presence. The Y11S1 Observation Blocker deployment speed buff (down to 1 second from 2.5) makes prep phase setup faster and more efficient.
S	Valkyrie	Reconnaissance	Black Eye cameras can hide anywhere indoors or outside, providing the team with extremely high-quality real-time intel. Enables teammates to catch roamers early, predict push routes, and deliver precise information at critical moments. The most threatening reconnaissance operator in information warfare.

A-Tier Defenders

A-tier defenders deliver very stable performance but don't adapt to every site quite like S-tier does. Their abilities have clear characteristics, naturally dividing them into two categories:

The first category is area control and information denial. These operators' core value lies in controlling entries, delaying attacks, and preventing smooth attacker access to objectives. They drain time, create safe zones, and serve as most teams' “first line of defense.”

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
A	Lesion	Tempo Disruption	Gu mines provide intel when stepped on and force attackers to stop moving, severely disrupting push tempo. They directly limit plant path options throughout the round.
A	Aruni	Passage Denial	Surya Gates block passages and destroy throwables, forcing attackers to spend health or resources to pass through. In narrow corridors and chokepoints, her denial power is extremely high.
A	Fenrir	Vision Denial	F-NATT gas canisters instantly obscure enemy vision, making him extremely threatening in plant zones or tight sites.
A	Maestro	Site Hold	Evil Eyes continuously observe from safe positions and punish attackers with lasers. Their durability keeps him threatening throughout site holds.
A	Mute	Anti-Intel	Signal Disruptors block drone entry points and prevent hard breach gadgets from operating, making it difficult for attackers to gather site intel. Significantly delays early reconnaissance, serving as the most stable anti-intel tool.

The second category is anti-hard breach. These operators protect reinforced walls, hatches, and garage doors, preventing attackers from opening critical entry points. They massively impact map structure and form the core of "wall denial systems":

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
A	Bandit	Wall Electrify	Batteries instantly destroy Thermite, Ace, and other hard breach tools. Extremely strong on sites requiring key wall holds. With proper timing, he can single-handedly defend entire walls.
A	Kaid	Multi-Wall Hold	Rtila Electroclaws can cover multiple walls or hatches simultaneously, making it harder for attackers to find safe breach spots. On sites with vertical structures or garage doors, he can forcibly slow down site opening.
A	Solis	Electronics Intel	SPEC-IO Electro-Sensor marks all electronics in real time, letting her see where attackers are pushing from and what tools they're carrying right from the start, helping the team pre-position counters.

B-Tier Defenders

These defenders remain strong on specific maps or strategies but lack the overall consistency of higher tiers, relying more on prediction, routing, and individual tempo.

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
B	Ela	Roam / Trap	Y11S1 extended Grzmot mine concussion duration to 9 seconds (from 7), giving noticeably more time to capitalize on disoriented attackers. Still mainly relies on the high fire rate Scorpion for roaming, but the longer stun window makes her traps significantly more punishing than before.
B	Vigil	Roam / Stealth	Cloak device evades drone detection, excelling at roaming. But his ability doesn't help the team, so his value depends entirely on whether he can secure frags or create disruption.
B	Kapkan	Trap Kill	High-damage EDD traps can secure early kills with good placement. But they're easily spotted, making effectiveness heavily dependent on map knowledge and trap placement skill.
B	Pulse	Ambush	Cardiac Sensor paired with C4 easily catches attackers off guard with good terrain use. But his weapons lack punch, and he requires extensive map knowledge.
B	Goyo	Time Denial	Volcán canisters create large fire zones with very stable time denial. Predictable triggers are the downside. Maximizing value usually requires combining with teammates like Smoke or Wamai for layered delay.
B	Thunderbird	Team Heal	Kóna Stations provide quick team healing, but can also benefit enemies. Balances mobility with fragging power but requires careful positioning.
B	Wamai	Throwable Counter	Mag-NETs reliably handle throwables, serving as an important complement to Jäger. Slow gadget generation creates early round pressure, with strength building mid to late round.
B	Skopós	Lurker / Intel	Y11S1 rework transformed her into a 3-speed, 1-health high-mobility lurker. V10 Pantheon Shells now swap much faster (cooldown dropped from 3 seconds to 0.5), and she gained Aruni's enhanced melee destruction. Far more dynamic for aggressive intel plays and mid-round rotations.

C-Tier Defenders

These operators can find a niche in certain matches, but their overall strength is relatively low. They're rarely first-pick choices and tend to rely heavily on team strategy or individual play to be effective.

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
C	Alibi	Decoy / Intel	Holographic decoys confuse and mark attackers. Y11S1 improved Prisma tracking so the last ping persists even after the debuff ends, adding an extra layer of intel pressure. Still, damage output remains weak and deception effectiveness depends on opponent experience.
C	Rook	Armor Support	Armor plates ensure teammate survivability. But as a one-time effect, they have minimal impact on overall tempo.
C	Doc	Heal / Revive	Stim pistol heals and revives teammates with strong survival utility. But limited ammo, slow movement, and no area control make his functionality limited.
C	Oryx	Roam / Rotation	Wall dashes and hatch climbing enable rapid rotation, good for roaming harassment. But high noise and lack of site holding value make him dependent on individual skill.
C	Melusi	Path Denial	Banshee slowing devices offer decent main path denial but are easily cleared from range, with overall control power much weaker than before.
C	Thorn	Path Block	Delayed proximity mines slow attacker pushes, but obvious audio cues make them better for blocking paths than securing kills.

D-Tier Defenders

These operators have low adaptability in the current meta and their utility falls short of mainstream picks. However, each still has unique playstyles and situations where they shine. These characters are also most likely to receive buffs in future balance updates:

Tier	Operator	Role	Combat Analysis
D	Caveira	Interrogation	Silent Step and interrogations expose enemy positions, but strength completely depends on attacker mistakes. Once spotted, she poses no threat and sees almost no play at higher ranks.
D	Warden	Flash Counter	Glasses have value against heavy flashes and smokes. Otherwise, he must stand still to activate his gadget, offering minimal impact in most situations.
D	Castle	Reinforcement	Armor panels reinforce doors and windows, slightly slowing attacker tempo. But they're quickly removed by hard breach tools and can block teammates, making actual defensive effectiveness very limited.
D	Clash	Push Delay	The only shield defender, able to continuously disrupt and delay attacker pushes. The Y11S1 shield barricade-breaking nerf also affects her, though her primary weakness remains unchanged: she can't secure kills herself and completely depends on teammate support.
D	Tachanka	Fixed Firepower	High-capacity LMG and fire grenades pack firepower, but his gadget requires fixed deployment, making him completely unsuited for the current fast-paced meta.

How to Obtain Rainbow Six Siege Operators?

In Rainbow Six Siege, operators are primarily obtained through Renown unlocks, R6 Credits purchases, or Battle Pass rewards.

1. Unlock Using Renown

Players accumulate Renown through matches and daily/weekly challenges to unlock operators. New operators typically cost 25,000 Renown, while older operators gradually drop to 10,000 to 15,000 Renown. In Y11S1, Brava has been discounted to 10,000 Renown, and several other operators have received price reductions.

2. Purchase with R6 Credits (Fastest Method)

R6 Credits are premium currency that can directly purchase any operator. Older operators typically cost 240 to 600 R6 Credits, while new operators run around 1,200 R6 Credits. Perfect for players wanting to skip the grind and quickly access core operators.

3. Purchase the Current Season Premium Battle Pass

Buying the Premium Battle Pass grants immediate access to the current season's new operator, while other players must wait two weeks before purchasing with Renown. This is the fastest way to get the newest operator.

4. Buy R6 Accounts at GamsGo

Purchasing a Rainbow Six Siege account with unlocked operators through GamsGo gives you multiple operators, rich content, and higher-ranked accounts all at once. Ideal for new players who want a ready roster without starting from scratch.

How to Choose the Right Operator in Rainbow Six Siege?

Choosing operators isn't simply about checking tier rankings. It's about dynamically adjusting based on map characteristics, team composition, your playstyle preferences, and real-time match conditions. Master these four approaches to make the right decisions in most matches.

Choose Based on Map and Site

Every map has fixed attack routes and defensive weaknesses, creating clear differences in operator value. Note that Y11S1 introduced a two-phase Ranked map rotation, with maps like Emerald Plains joining the pool and maps changing mid-season, so staying adaptable is more important than ever.

• Maps with heavy vertical play (Consulate, Border): Buck and Maverick's floor destruction provides extreme value.
• Maps with rich flank routes (Oregon, Clubhouse): Nomad and Gridlock's path denial directly improves team survival.
• Sites requiring hatch protection (Bank, Chalet garage): Kaid and Bandit are irreplaceable "wall denial cores."

Game mode also changes operator strength. In Bomb mode, time denial operators like Smoke and Capitão have a massive impact. Area control modes rely more on sustained firepower and suppression from operators like Finka and Maestro.

Choose Based on Team Coordination

Five-stacks and solo queue require completely different operator strategies.

Five-stacks have full coordination, allowing confident picks of cooperation-dependent operators like Thatcher+Ace hard breach systems, Lion+Jackal anti-roam combos, or Mira+Smoke site anchors. In this environment, smooth communication maximizes your utility value.

But once in solo queue, you must prioritize operators who "can complete tasks independently." Operators like Sledge, Zofia, and Maverick who deliver stable value without teammate reliance become more reliable. On defense, avoid pure support roles and prioritize operators combining utility with fragging power like Jäger, Lesion, and Smoke.

Choose Based on Personal Playstyle

Every operator has a "style tag." Ultimately, picks should match your habits:

• Prefer roaming: Ash, IQ, Iana, Vigil, Oryx.
• Prefer anchoring: Mira, Maestro, Smoke, Thermite.
• Prefer gunfights: Ash, Jäger, Ela.
• Prefer tactics and intel: Zero, Solid Snake, Valkyrie, Solis, Nomad.

Choosing an operator that reinforces your natural strengths leads to more stable performance and builds playstyle confidence.

Adjust Flexibly Based on Match Conditions

R6 is a classic pick-and-ban game. Operator selection often isn't a fixed answer but requires real-time adjustment based on enemy composition for maximum effectiveness.

Enemy has heavy intel gadgets, bring IQ or Zero. Enemy stacks electronics, bring Thatcher or Brava. Enemy has Mira, bring Maverick. Need advanced real-time enemy tracking, bring Solid Snake.

From here, also check whether your team lacks critical roles: hard breach, throwable denial, time drain, intel gathering. Each missing piece impacts tempo.

Before each round starts, observe your teammates' picks, then actively fill team gaps. This creates more complete compositions and gives you a clearer role within the team.

What Operator Combinations Are Recommended in Y11S1?

Individual operator strength matters, but winning requires team synergy and complementary abilities. The core of operator combinations is making gadgets work together, creating effects greater than the sum of their parts. Here are the most effective tactical combinations in Y11S1:

Combo	Op 1	Op 2	Op 3	Op 4	Op 5	Core Strategy
Hard Breach	Thatcher	Ace	Nomad	Sledge	Zofia	Thatcher clears electronics, Ace breaches, Nomad covers flanks, Sledge & Zofia provide pressure.
Anti-Roam	Lion	Jackal	Nomad	Gridlock	IQ	Lion & Jackal track roamers, Nomad & Gridlock cut rotates, IQ counters electronics.
Intel Overload	Solid Snake	Zero	Iana	Lion	Nomad	Snake's radar + Zero's cams + Iana's decoy + Lion's scan = full intel coverage.
Fortress Defense	Smoke	Mira	Jäger	Mute	Bandit	Mira holds angles, Bandit protects walls, Mute blocks breach, Jäger intercepts grenades, Smoke denies time.

Of course, operator combinations aren't fixed formulas. You still need to adjust flexibly based on the map, opponents, and teammates. Rather than memorizing combinations, understand how each operator's gadget synergizes.

Once you grasp why Thatcher pairs well with Ace, you can create your own tactical combinations based on actual situations.

Conclusion

This Y11S1 Tier List reflects the current meta landscape shaped by Operation Silent Hunt, including the arrival of Solid Snake, F2 weapon buffs, ballistic shield nerfs, and the Skopós rework. But Rainbow Six Siege's environment is always evolving.

New operators, balance patches, and weapon adjustments constantly impact rankings. Starting this year, Ubisoft has adopted a new balance cadence with four updates per season released every three weeks, meaning the meta will shift more frequently than ever.

We'll continue tracking pro league and high-rank data to update this list promptly, ensuring you always stay on top of the latest strength trends.

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FAQ

Which Is The Best Operator in Rainbow Six Siege?

Rainbow Six Siege has no single "best" operator—it depends on map, team comp, and playstyle. In Y11S1, top-tier picks include attackers like Nomad, Thatcher, Ace, and the newly added Solid Snake, plus defenders like Smoke, Mira, and Azami. New players should start with straightforward operators like Sledge and Rook.

Who Is The Most Banned Operator in Rainbow Six Siege?

In Y11S1, the most banned attackers are Thatcher, Jackal, Nomad, and Iana, consistently dominating ranked bans. Top banned defenders include Mira, Valkyrie, Solis, and Azami, with high ban rates across most maps. Ban trends shift with patches, map rotations, and pro league meta, so they're constantly evolving.

What Is New in Y11S1 Operation Silent Hunt?

Y11S1 launched March 3, 2026. Solid Snake joins as attacker with Soliton Radar Mk. III and OSP Pouch. F2 gets grip attachments, ballistic shield ops can't break full-HP barricades, Skopós reworked to 3-speed lurker, Ela's mines last longer, Ying's flashes buffed, Flores gets T-95 LSW.

Who Is Solid Snake in Rainbow Six Siege?

Solid Snake, the iconic Metal Gear Solid protagonist, joins Rainbow Six Siege as a permanent 1-HP/3-speed attacker in Y11S1 (Operation Silent Hunt). His Soliton Radar Mk. III scans nearby enemies, while the OSP Pouch lets him loot gadgets from eliminated operators. He wields the F2 or PMR90A2 as primaries and the new suppressed TACIT .45 as his sidearm.

What Is Iana's Role on A Team?

Iana functions as an intel scout and tactical disruptor. Her Gemini Replicator hologram provides unlimited, risk-free reconnaissance—gathering enemy positions, baiting shots, and draining defensive resources. Ideal for information control and flexible positioning, making her popular in high-ranking play.

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