Rainbow Six Siege was a disaster, a chaotic mess of broken mechanics and frustrating design choices. I don’t know what kind of “tactical shooter” this game thinks it is, but it feels like it was made by a bunch of folks who have never heard of balance or fun.

First off, the matchmaking system? Absolute trash. You get thrown into matches where your team is either full of complete newbies or overpowered, sweaty tryhards who make the game feel like a job interview for esports. The fact that it's supposed to be “teamwork-based” is laughable when your team doesn't know how to breach a door without getting wiped in 10 seconds.

Then, the bugs. Oh man, the bugs. It’s like they released the game half-finished. I’ve had walls not register my bullets, grenades randomly bouncing off air, and glitches where I can’t even select my operator because the UI has a mental breakdown. I thought this was a game, not a broken science experiment.

And don’t even get me started on the constant updates. They patch things, sure, but then they break something else. It's like they’re throwing darts at a board, hoping something sticks. One update will fix one thing, and the next one will make you feel like you’re playing a completely different game. Plus, the balance changes? A joke. One operator gets nerfed into oblivion, while another is so overpowered it feels like you're up against a walking tank.

The community? Well, that’s just the cherry on top. Every match is filled with toxic players who’d rather yell at you for a mistake than work together. It’s almost as if the game encourages this kind of behavior. If you like getting screamed at and called names for not doing exactly what someone wants, then this is your paradise.

In the end, Rainbow Six Siege is an infuriating experience that leaves you questioning your life choices. It tries to be tactical but ends up being a frustrating mess of bugs, broken matchmaking, and players who think they're invincible. If you're looking for a fun shooter, look elsewhere—this one will just make you regret your time.