How Rainbow Six Siege RIPPED OFF world of warcraft

So I've been doing some thinking recently,

and I know this is going to sound crazy,

but is it just me, or does sometimes

Rainbow Six, it reminds you of World of

Warcraft? Sometimes I feel like it's World

of Warcraft but in FPS shooter form. So

let me try and explain. First of all, one

of the main modes, one of the main online

modes in Rainbow Six is the hostage Rescue

the hostage. Isn't that just kind of like

Warsong Gulch? So if you remember the

first battleground in World of Warcraft,

there was WSG or Warsong Gulch, which had

ten players versus ten players, and you

had to go into the enemy's base, take

their flag, bring it back to your base.

The hostage mode in Rainbow Six is pretty

much the same. You have five versus five.

One team defends a house, and then the

other team has to go into the house and

then retrieve the hostage. Bring the

hostage back out. Pretty much the same

thing, I think. Hostage rescue— hostage

missions are pretty much the same as

capture the flag. And then

you've got the different operators. So in

World of Warcraft, you had different

classes. You had DPS, tanks, healers.

You kind of have the same thing in Rainbow

Six, don't you? Think about it. Okay, all

of them have guns, they can all do DPS.

About— well, they can do the same amount

of DPS because they have the standard

weapons like submachine gun, shotgun. I

don't think that— I don't really feel like

there's an operator in the game that does

really bad deep— well, I guess the ones—

okay, maybe what I'm saying is not making

sense, but hear me out. So most of them

are DPS, and then you've got some that are

like tanks, you know, the ones with

shields like Blitz and Montagne and Fuze

and Clash. They're kind of like the tanks.

In the game. They have better defensive

capabilities. Their main objective— I

mean, their main purpose is to distract

the enemy's fire and absorb bullets, just

like tanks in World of Warcraft. And not

only that, you've also got healers. Well,

there's only one healer in the game.

There's the medic Doc guy. He can shoot

people with this healing gun, which is

kind of weird. Oh yeah, there's another

healer, Thinker. On the attacker's team.

So she can group heal everyone, and Doc

can also heal. So you've got the 3 basic

classes. I think they used to call it the

Holy Trinity. I don't know what that

means, where you've got the DPS, healing,

and tanks. So World of Warcraft has that,

so does Rainbow Six. Now I know those are

pretty basic things. Most games have

tanks, DPS, and healers, but it doesn't

just end there. No, it goes much, much

deeper. So in Rainbow Six, there's

operators. And they all have different

unique abilities. Now you may be surprised

that some of these abilities are very,

very similar to some of the abilities you

can find in World of Warcraft. It's not

just abilities, sometimes entire

operators, characters in Rainbow Six,

are very similar to the classes in World

of Warcraft. Let me give you an example.

So there's an operator called Caveira,

and And her role is to sneak around, and

she has a special ability where she can

run without making any sound for a brief

amount of time. Now, this is kind of like,

um, the Rogue class. If you remember

Rogues in World of Warcraft, they can

stealth and go invisible, and their role

was to sneak around, backstab enemies,

creep up on people. That's pretty much

what Caveira does. And we've got this new

character, new operator called Oryx, and

his special ability is he can charge

forwards in a straight line and then

knocks and stuns anyone who's standing in

the way. Isn't that just like the Warrior

Charge in World of Warcraft? The Warrior

Charge does the exact same thing. He

charges in a straight line and then stuns

the person he's charging at. And there's

this other operator called Nøkk, and her

special ability is she can also go

invisible to cameras when you're Entering

the enemy's building and they're trying to

scan people using the cameras, if you use

Nok's special ability, she pretty much

goes invisible, just like a rogue from

World of Warcraft. And there's also

Legion. He can put traps around that go

invisible, and then if you step on the

trap, it poisons you and does damage over

time unless you remove the needle. Um,

isn't this kind of like the hunter's

poison trap in World of Warcraft? They had

the exact same thing. They could prepare a

trap And if you step onto it, you get a

poison damage over time debuff.

So yeah, those are just a few things I

noticed after playing Rainbow Six for

thousands and thousands of hours. Kind of

strange coincidence, don't you think?

Now, I'm not accusing Ubisoft of ripping

off World of Warcraft. Maybe it's just an

innocent coincidence, but when these

coincidences keep appearing when I'm

playing the game, Um, it starts to become

a little bit hard to ignore.