15 Minutes of Game - Rainbow Six Siege

Hello and welcome back to the first

episode of my brand new original video

series on YouTube called 15 Minutes of

Game, where I'll be playing a video game

for 15 minutes and I'll be talking about

the game whilst playing it and just giving

you— oh, I just lost connection to the

server. One minute, please. Okay,

so I'm doing matchmaking again. Hopefully

I can enter a game quickly without getting

disconnected. So, brief explanation of my

new video series: I will be playing a game

for 15 minutes to try and help you decide

if you are interested in getting the game

for yourself. And today I'll be playing my

favorite game of all time, Rainbow Six

Siege. Which is a shooting game consisting

of 5 people against another 5 people,

one defending, one attacking. Let me show

you what you do. So first of all, you have

to choose a location to spawn at,

and then you choose your operator. So

there's about maybe 30,

30 attacking operators and 30 defending

operators, and they all do different

things. Some are men and some are women.

Some are white and some are Asian.

And this one just randomly was chosen for

me because I didn't choose one. She's from

Korea, and I think she looks kind of weird

in this picture, but the in-game model of

her is actually quite attractive. And they

all do different things, they have

different abilities and different gadgets.

It's now 1 versus 3, we might actually

have a good chance at this. 1 versus 2.

He's taking out the complete— he's taking

out the enemy team completely by himself.

Well done. I did absolutely nothing.

1 versus 1. We might actually win this at

this rate. One of my favorite things about

the game is the blood spatters across

surfaces, which I find really satisfying.

Oh wow, we actually won the game. Mission

success. This one guy managed to take down

all of them. Kieran Hawkins, well done.

Okay, so round 2 has begun. Hopefully I

can actually do something of use. Oh,

there's an enemy. So I'm in my drone and I

can scan the enemy, so his location is

known to my team. And we also have to find

out where They are setting up the

barricades and stuff. I think it's in

here. Yeah, they just, just shot my drone,

so I can't see anything now. Okay, so

action phase. I chose one of my favorite

operators. She's a Native American woman,

and she has a special ability where she

can use this grappling hook to enter

windows from the ground like this.

It's quite fun. And then you can just have

a very quick, rapid entry into the enemy's

room. And I've got this shotgun which is

pretty powerful, should be able to do some

damage with it. So I don't know where the

enemy team is, and I'm just running around

randomly to try and find them. Really,

you're not supposed to play the game like

this, you're supposed to crouch down,

sneak about, try not to be detected,

but that's kind of boring and I don't have

the patience to do that. And the enemy

team is not playing the game properly

either, they're just running outside,

which is not how you're supposed to play.

They're supposed to defend their room and

wait for us to come.

So the enemy room is here. Not sure where

they are though.

Oh, over here! Look at his

head! I like the ragdoll physics in this

game. Sometimes some pretty hilarious

things happen, like their bodies getting

stuck in objects and then glitching out.

Oh, we won again! And I did nothing. This

is going pretty well. And the next

round has started. This time we are

defending a room which has a— some kind

of crate, a box. So to defend the room we

have different gadgets. This guy is

reinforcing the walls with these steel

barricade things which just kind of appear

out of nowhere. It's weird. You go up to

the wall and then you start deploying it.

Where are they storing it? Is he carrying

it around in his pocket? Anyway. So it

makes the wall bulletproof, and only a few

of the enemy attackers can penetrate the

bulletproof wall. And you get 2 of

them, so you have to be careful where you

place them. And then my guy has these

things called Grizzmot Mines,

and if the enemy gets near them, it will

disorientate them. So it's a good idea to

place them outside of the room. And I also

have this scope on my rifle. I think it's

a shotgun actually. Yeah, it's a shotgun

with a scope. Kind of weird, but it works.

So I'm gonna try and find out where they

are. Oh, he died. Where's the enemy?

Oh, that guy has a big shield. Whoa,

whoa! Oh, I just killed one. See how good

I am at this game? Those reaction skills.

Anyway, that guy over there had a massive

shield because some of the attackers do

have a big shield and

they are kind of like a defensive role.

They play a defensive role and

there's different types of classes. Some

are really quick and agile, some are

slower but they take more damage, some are

really, really slow but they have massive

shields. So there's a wide variety— oh,

they're over there and I just died. Well,

I'm not dead, I got knocked out.

Sometimes you get shot and you just get

knocked down and you bleed out. You see

the blood trail I'm leaving? And you have

to wait until your team member resurrects

you. And if you hold F, you can hold your

wound. Oh, we won! And they can resurrect

you. So we won, I came 4th place, pretty

good. Considering I did nothing on the

first 2 rounds. Yeah, so that was Rainbow

Six Siege. Any questions? I will be taking

questions now about the game.

Okay, so new round, new stage. This is one

of my favorite stages actually because it

looks so pretty. It's some kind of city in

America, I guess, from the language is in

English. There's different stages all

around the world. Another one of my

favorite stages is set in Japan. Looks

pretty cool. Hopefully, um, it's not down

because sometimes when they're updating a

new downloadable content patch, they take

off some of the stages because they update

them. Hopefully the Japan stage is still

playable because I would love to show it

to you. Anyway, this is the bank stage.

It's actually based off a real situation

where some bank got taken hostage and the

police SWAT team had to intervene and take

care of things. So I think this bank is

actually modeled off of a real-life bank.

A lot of these stages in Rainbow Six have

been inspired by real-life locations and

events, which is pretty cool. So you learn

a bit of history, not just pointless

shooting. So you can do that as well, you

can shoot these squares and

gain easy access to the level. Whoa,

whoa, that's an enemy! Sometimes it

can be very easy to accidentally shoot

your own team. I wasn't 100% sure if that

guy or woman was my team or

the enemy team. If you're trigger-happy,

then sometimes you do accidentally shoot

your own team. Which can be a problem

because they shoot you back.

Bum bum bum bum bum. City Medical

Sciences. Interesting. I like to just

appreciate the graphics sometimes. I know

it's not a new game, it's actually quite

old. I think it came out about 5 years ago

when TotalBiscuit was still alive,

but it does look quite nice, and I love

how you can destroy most of the objects.

Look at this window. You can smash the

windows, you can break down wooden

objects, even this briefcase. You can

smash it into tiny pieces. It's pretty

cool, I like it. And I think

it is kind of silly the way you just whack

this piece of wood and it explodes like

that. I don't think wood would behave like

that, but you know, it's just gameplay

mechanic, the wooden barricades.

Usually take 3 hits to take

down. So this

guy I'm currently playing now,

he has thermite wall breachers, breaching

charges which can penetrate bulletproof

walls. This is my

teammate. It might be a trap.

No, see, I can help my teammate who has—

and I just died. So sometimes they can be

a bit sneaky and they lure you in to try

and get you whilst you're trying to help

your friends. They shoot you in the back

like that. Unbelievable. I don't really

know why I like this game so much. It

doesn't really seem like a very

interesting game, I guess, from the

outside, but for some reason it really

resonates with me and I have over 3,000

500 playtime hours on it. And this is what

I used to do every, every single day in

Japan when I was married. I would just sit

there playing this game, and I would

pause now and then to make a bit of my

video for the YouTube channel. And then

even after my wife came back from work, I

would just carry on playing this,

ignoring her. She didn't like it. I did

try her— I tried to get her to play it

once, and she was just terrible. She

couldn't even walk in a straight line. I

was trying to teach her how to play and it

was just so frustrating. She kept walking

into the doors like this. She couldn't

even look left or right. I don't

understand why women are so bad at playing

video games. It's like they have no

hand-eye coordination.

Yeah, one of my favorite things to do in

the game is you can shoot the dead bodies

and then blood comes out like this, but

you can't move the bodies around. They're

kind of fixed there. It's not like

Half-Life where you can drag the bodies

about. That's a bit disappointing.

My other favorite thing to do is you can

shoot the paintings on the wall and they

fall down. That's pretty fun. And all

these little cups and stuff, you can shoot

those as well. It's pretty funny.

Yeah, I'm not sure why I like this game so

much, but I just do. I like the way it

looks. I think the graphics are Work.

Wow, he's got a headshot. Did you see

that? Got a headshot. He was coming

through, he had a sledgehammer, and I just

shot him in the face. Went down like a

sack of potatoes.

Now the other thing to the game is sound.

You really should be playing the game with

the sound turned up very, very high, or

you should be wearing headphones. Oh,

whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh no, no, no, no, no.

Oh, I hate when that happens. You get

distracted by that big shield and then

they have someone behind him shooting at

you. So I was saying something about

sound. Yeah, you really need sound turned

on so you can hear the footsteps and you

can hear movement, and it does get very

tense when you're hiding in a corner and

you can hear footsteps getting louder and

louder. But I don't have the sound on

because I don't want to put my earphones

in. I don't think I've ever played

a video game so much— wow, he has red

armor and— why are they shooting each

other? What the hell is going on? Yeah,

sometimes you get idiots like this in your

team and they just think it's funny to

shoot each other instead of the enemy.

Um, what was I saying? Yes, I don't think

I've ever played a video game so much.

Maybe World of Warcraft, I'm not sure. I

played that game for about 2 years.

Nearly every day, so maybe I have more

playtime hours on World of Warcraft. I'm

not sure. If I play a

game every day for 10 hours a day for

nearly 2 years, how many hours is that in

total?

I don't know. Well, I think we are

approaching 15 minutes. Just finish this

last round and we should be done.

Hope you enjoyed this new series,

and I guess I'll just play other games I

have. Don't really want to buy new games

unless I actually want to play the game.

There's not really any games I really want

to play right now. I just want to play

Scrabble. And Rainbow Six.

So we have 1 minute left to go until we

reach the golden 15-minute mark.

Huh. So this is one of the kind of boring

levels. It's in England, some kind of army

base, and it looks really dark

and dingy. I don't like it.

Oh, there's someone. Haha, didn't hear me.

I was running, sprinted right up

behind her, and she didn't even hear.

See, this is why you need your headphones

on, because she should have heard me

coming. Oh,

well, that's a good way to end the video.

Shot whilst jumping through a window. You

can see the action replay. There's,

there's me in the white. Okay, I'm gonna

go.