Rainbow Six Siege Pro League simply banned Lion for the primary a part of Season 9

Pro League gamers received’t have to fret about spending one in all their bans on Lion for some time – the Rainbow Six Siege attacker has simply been banned for the primary section of Season 9.

Lion has been a controversial operator since he was launched with Operation Chimera. Since then, he’s been probably the most commonly-banned operators within the game, largely resulting from his signature gadget, EE-One-D, which permits him to scan a map and detect the areas of enemy gamers – info he routinely shares along with his entire group.

That potential has prompted issues since day one, and since it’s so highly effective, he’s virtually uniformly banned by professional groups, costing them one in all their bans every time. Now, in response to months of participant complaints about his overpowered potential, Lion’s going to have to remain on the bench for Pro League Season 9.

Ubisoft knew about Lion’s design problems earlier than he launched, and the event group has labored to attempt to rein him in. But he’s remained overpowered, and as Forbes reports, as just lately because the Paris Majors in August Lion was banned in 63.9% of matches, far and away the best ban-rate for an attacker.

ESL broke the information this afternoon:

Breaking information: Lion will probably be routinely banned within the first a part of Pro League Season 9!

— ESL Rainbow Six (@ESLRainbowSix) November 18, 2018

Lion getting auto-banned from Pro League hopefully signifies that a significant rework of the operator is on the best way.