Rainbow Six Siege’s Operation Neon Dawn is now live, wrapping up the first-person shooter’s fifth year with a new Operator and Battle Pass.
Active until February 22, 30% of the revenue earned from the Rainbow Six Siege Operation Neon Dawn Battle Pass will go straight to the Six Invitational 2021 prize pool, up to a maximum of 3 million USD.
Ubisoft plans to use any sum surpassing that amount to “improve esports in Year 6.”
Rainbow Six Siege Operation Neon Dawn Battle Pass Six Invitational 2021 Prize Pool
The R6 Siege Operation Neon Dawn Battle Pass comes with both a free track that’s available to all players and a premium track.
The latter can be purchased for 1200 R6 coins (or 860 R6 coins if you’re a Year 5 Pass owner) and features 100 reward tiers that will expand your cosmetic item collection with new themed items, Mission Blacksmith sets and R6 coins.
Winning rounds, completing matches and participating in challenges all earn you Battle Points used to advance through the tiers.
Dedicated players who reach Tier 100 will get a total of 135 rewards spread across both tracks.
The Six Invitational 2021 is expected to take place in February 2021 and will be based around a new dynamic that involves four teams led by Captains Mira, Capitão, Ash and Vigil.
Rainbow Six Siege is now available on PC, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS5, and PS4.
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