Brazilian Esports Giant “FURIA” Returns To The Ranks Of Rainbow Six Siege

Rainbow Six Siege, which has become a true phenomenon in esports, is an intense tactical shooter from Ubisoft. Released in 2015, the game initially struggled for survival but eventually gained cult status. Developers relentlessly supported the project, introducing new content, improvements, and bug fixes. Their perseverance paid off – Rainbow Six Siege amassed millions of dedicated fans worldwide. Today, many major bookmakers, including Melbet PK, accept esports bets, including those on Rainbow Six in particular.

At the heart of the success lies the unique concept of “attack versus defense,” which requires players to meticulously plan strategies, coordinate actions effectively, and react quickly. Such a formula captivates both amateurs and professional esports athletes, showcasing the game’s highest skill ceiling. Annual large-scale tournaments attract millions of viewers live, reaching peaks of popularity akin to disciplines like Counter-Strike.

The esports infrastructure of Rainbow Six Siege is rapidly evolving. Leading organizations such as FaZe Clan, G2 Esports, NAVI, and many others have long established themselves in this discipline, attracting the best players from around the world. Investments are growing, prize pools are increasing, and popularity is steadily rising.

The Return Of A Legend

After a year of absence from the professional Rainbow Six Siege scene, the legendary Brazilian esports organization “FURIA” has announced its triumphant return. They have signed the winning roster of “w7m esports,” which recently clinched the championship title at the main tournament of the year – Six Invitational 2024 in São Paulo.

This step marks a new era for “FURIA” in the world of Ubisoft’s tactical shooters. Previously, they departed from Rainbow Six citing monetization issues and insufficient support from the developer. However, it seems the situation has changed, and now “FURIA” is ready to once again challenge the best teams on the planet.

Record-Breaking Six Invitational

The phenomenal success of the Six Invitational in Brazil was a turning point for Rainbow Six Siege. Record-breaking viewership, the first-ever fully Brazilian grand final, and the fraternal showdown between “w7m” and “FaZe Clan” – all of this attracted unprecedented attention to the discipline. On Steam, the game reached its highest peak concurrent players in the last three years, and on Twitch, it was streamed on over 4600 channels – an absolute record.

Gustavo “Herdsz” Herdina, a newcomer to “FURIA,” shared his emotions: “From the first days, ‘FURIA’ surrounded us with an atmosphere of family, respect, and full support. It is a great honor for me to represent such a giant organization.”

Jaime Padua, co-general manager of “FURIA,” commented: “The Rainbow Six community has been tirelessly requesting our return since we left in 2023. Ubisoft has been actively working on making the game more appealing to esports teams, and that has been a decisive factor.”

Lifecycle of Rainbow Six Siege

Despite its venerable age in the industry, Rainbow Six Siege continues to enjoy enduring popularity and active support from Ubisoft. Its lifecycle persists, attracting new players and viewers. The secret to its longevity lies in constant content updates, bug fixes, and gameplay balancing.

The debut of “FURIA” in the new lineup will take place this Saturday in the Brazilian professional league. Fans eagerly anticipate the return of legends and new bright pages in the history of Rainbow Six Siege. Many experts predict that “FURIA,” thanks to its stellar roster, will immediately become one of the favorites of the tournament.

Challenges of Reintegration

However, the path to dominance may be rocky. Despite the individual mastery of the “w7m” players, they must unite under the new banner of “FURIA” and develop a unified team gameplay strategy. Moreover, other league participants will be determined to besiege the recent champions of the Six Invitational.

If “FURIA” successfully reintegrates, the organization plans to actively invest in the development of youth teams and academies throughout Brazil. Their goal is to discover new talents and shape the next generation of Brazilian esports stars in Rainbow Six Siege. Additionally, “FURIA” intends to strengthen its partnership with Ubisoft for the further growth of the discipline.

Regardless of tournament results, the return of “FURIA” has already become a landmark event for the entire Rainbow Six Siege community. This return of a legendary brand has injected new energy into the already burgeoning popularity of the game. Many eagerly await the new chapter in the history of Brazilian esports.