When selecting your operators, we highly recommend you discuss a strategy with your team.
Instead, you should build a team that has many strengths.
Consider pairing a defensive operator with a support character, like Rook or Doc.
There’s no friendly fire in Extraction, so you don’t need to worry about harming your allies.
Certain abilities and pieces of equipment will also allow you to scan rooms and find hidden enemies.
If you see one of these coming your way, don’t panic!
Instead, we’ve got a few different ways to take down Breachers and Bloaters without making any noise.
If you must shoot, aim for the limbs.
However, takedowns are always the ideal way to get a stealth kill in Extraction.
If you walk through sprawl, you’ll move much slower and take more damage from attacking Archaeans.
This can prove fatal, especially on higher difficulties when sprawl can gain mutations that make it even worse.
To clear sprawl, simply shoot it or use a melee attack just ahead of your character.
This will clear a small area of sprawl and allow you to continue on your journey unhindered.
Some objectives require you to defend an area from swarms of Archaean attackers.
Before starting these objectives, we suggest clearing any sprawl from the ground.
Use reinforcements
Remember, the DNA of Rainbow Six Extraction comes from Siege.
While the enemies might look a little different in Extraction, your tactics should remain largely the same.
When defending objectives, double-check you reinforce walls and barricade doors leading into the objective room.
It’s literally the name of the game, even though extracting early may feel like a defeat.
you could trigger the mission again torescue your operatorand recover any lost XP.
Don’t fall into this trap in Extraction.
That wraps up our list of tips and tricks for Rainbow Six Extraction.
You should be ready to head into Extraction and beat back the Archaeans, but don’t get cocky.
