Trying out Rainbow Six: Siege and first time streaming on DLive!
Today I installed Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege and I already tried it out a bit and played through the situations. Going to play some multiplayer now and decided to stream it. I am still a noob at this game but it seems like a lot of fun! It is also my first time streaming on Dlive and I'm excited to try it out.
My live stream is at DLive
wow, amazing. :) i think you are very fond of gaming :)
Wow....You and @acidyo live mainstream was Dlive.
Go ahead with gaming.
The name already tells its gonna be fun.
Will follow the live stream to watch you play
Future free DLCs will come with new operators, weapons, attachments, equipment and skins, and most importantly, all of them will be free. Of course, then you will ask why these guys sell Season Pass. I gave you the answer. The season pass will come forward except a few extra. Operators do not work any more than providing you with 1 week early access. @strawhat
I've been looking at some trailers and gameplay footage, it looks quite interesting I have
Looks good and stream doesn't lag too much.
Do you have a strong PC? Seems like you've got a beast :D
Splitting each multiplayer match into two teams of five, Rainbow Six Siege's core gameplay is built on the concept of attacking and defending teams. With defenders spawning inside a building and attackers starting outside, the defending team must build fortifications and protect an objective. Using a range of breaching gadgets, attackers must overcome these defenses, while being wary of players holding out within.
I also love this game is one of my favourite..great sharing
a tactical first person shooter. The important point here is the tactical part. Yes, this game is not a classic fps game like a Call of Duty or Battlefield. There is a permanent measurement system. If a player dies during the game, the game will not resume until the end of the game. It's a production that focuses entirely on taxonomy with game modes, map design, gameplay elements. @strawhat
Seems the bots have come a long way, they're now able to pull generic descriptions of a game from wikipedia or wherever and copy paste them into discussion threads! At least that's more pertinent than the even more generic, even more ubiquitous "thank you for amazing post". Hopefully the bots can evolve to have ever-more human-like discussions so that a thin veneer of human-like activity can cover steemit until people start to believe that humans actually enjoy reading posts or watching people stream!
Wait, the streamers themselves can just load up a bot trained to play the latest games and kick back in their seat as they generate passive income! What a wonderful world we're headed towards here on steemit. GL HF
It looks like its a nice one