Let me know what you think! Turns out I kind of enjoy doing web development, so I’d be happy to add in some new features down the line if there’s interest - and if it’s not too complicated for me as a totally self-taught programmer. The tough thing about this problem is that the only cure is time. Keep an eye on areas an enemy could come around to flank while your teammate clears the areas ahead of you. It has all the maps except house, cause for some reason Ubisoft hasn’t released their updated blueprints, so I have nothing to make a map with. Newer players often have trouble on Attack, and get ambushed by roamers often. Or, you can just tap/click on the map and it’ll show you the room names, if taking a quiz isn’t your thing. It randomly selects rooms for you, and you have to see if you can guess where they are on the map. You can use it on many devices (computer, tablet or phone). You select a map, and then it takes you to a page where there’s an interactive image of the layout of that map. is a quick reference tool for players to learn the ins and outs of Rainbow Six Siege maps. The next is the not very cleverly named interactive room finder: Most rooms have at least two screenshots, but it only shows one at a time, so hopefully it can help you recognize callouts from multiple angles.Īlso, right now it only shows the default callouts as the rooms are labeled in-game, but I’m planning on adding more commonly used callouts at some point too (like how on Consulate, everyone calls the exit stairs yellow stairs, or just yellow)
Then, you see if you can guess what it’s called, and reveal the answer. You select any of the 13 maps that are currently in rotation, and it will randomly select a screenshot of one of the rooms in that map.
They’re obviously free, and I hope you get some use of them! Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a website for learning the maps off and on for a while, and I’ve finished up two new features that I think are pretty dope.
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