I moved to apply some pressure with Lion’s meaty V308 while Fuze rotated to place a second Cluster Charge directly where the three defenders had shifted to, finishing them all off.Īnother round saw us successfully plant the defuser, but two defenders were still at large. Playing as Lion I was able to time the EE-One-D so that it caught three players who were all fleeing from a Fuze Cluster Charge. Roamers will have to halt their rotations, defenders caught in a firefight will have to remain rooted to the same piece of cover, and anyone in range of a Fuze Cluster Charge will be lit up one way or another. The clarity of these alerts makes it exceptionally difficult to get caught, but sacrificing even a couple of seconds of movement in Siege can be fatal. A notification tells them when the scan is about to be deployed, alerts them if they have been detected, and provides a countdown for when the device will deactivate. There is a hefty caveat to this, which is that enemies get a very clear warning before they are in danger. This lets you locate them easily or track them around a corner, weapon at the ready. Similar gadgets like Pulse’s HB-5 Cardiac Sensor only give you a dot to go on, but Lion’s drone offers a clear body scan of any moving enemies that stays active for a few seconds. The gadget hangs over the map waiting for you to call in one of its x-ray scans, which highlight any enemies caught moving during its activation phase like a potentially fatal game of musical statues.
The French attacker’s EE-One_D drone is truly terrifying.
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