Operators standing more than 1 meter behind the mine will be unharmed by the explosion. The explosion is primarily directed forwards, inflicting damage in a 180 degree arc in front of the mine, but the explosion also deals full damage to players 1 meter behind the Claymore. When a Defending Operator touches a Claymore beam, the Claymore explodes after a half second delay. Physical objects can block the lasers, allowing the Attacker to minimize a Claymore's visibility by blocking some of the lasers. The three lasers go up to a distance of 2 meters, with one firing from the center of the Claymore and the two others at 30 degrees to its side.Ĭlaymore beams are low enough to go through barricaded doors and drone holes they can also go through holes on destructible walls. They can be equipped by various Operators on the Attacking team and can be used as a counter against roaming Defenders.Īfter being deployed, the Claymore projects three visible laser tripwires from its front after a 1 second delay and emits a soft 'beep' to signify it's been activated. Ravenshield servers are still up i was using my uplay account the other day for multiplayer.The Claymore is a gadget featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. Unfortunately, Ubisoft titles cannot maintain their online multiplayer functionality for an indefinite period of time.īelow you will find a list of multiplayer servers that have been discontinued as of February 3, 2014.Īny prequels to the titles listed below have also been discontinued. Originally posted by Skulldog:I found this on UBI.com. UBI might not have such servers open (screw UBI), but doesn't mean you can't find a gaming client that could host the game. As long as the game has the means to host multiplayer games, then there are other places to host such games.

Servers are not considered a feature because any game that states it is multiplayer more likely should come with servers, or have hosting options for direct IP, LAN, or NAT connections. Steam SHOULD do something like this when a developer/publisher releases BROKEN games (Rome II. Though, they do get a kicked in the ass when a seller does something like that. Just like Amazon, they don't know if those sellers are going to saying something is NEW and it is actually USED.

It isn't Steam's place to make sure the developers provide servers. Steam should provide info on changed features compared to when the game first released. Originally posted by publicENEMY:i bought this to play online.

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