Rainbow Six Mobile Complete Guide (136 Sections) | AntMag

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Welcome to Rainbow Six Mobile, commander! Developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment and Red Storm, this tactical shooter puts you in charge of an elite counter-terrorism squad. Your mission: plan and execute covert operations to neutralize terrorist threats and secure global safety. Assemble your international team of special operatives and lead them through challenging scenarios across multiple platforms, including PC and PlayStation.

This guide is your essential companion for mastering Rainbow Six Mobile. We'll dive deep into the game's core mechanics, offering strategies for completing a variety of covert operations. From assembling the perfect squad to executing flawless tactical maneuvers, we'll help you navigate the complexities of this intense singleplayer, multiplayer, and cooperative experience. Get ready to make the world a safer place, one mission at a time.

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Walkthrough

1
Stolen Flame
2
Cold Dagger
3
Mountain Watch
4
Sentinel Wolf
5
Falcon Hour
6
Pearl Castle
7
Crimson Hook
8
Stone Cannon
9
Shattered Glass
10
Lion Shadow
11
Broken Stone
12
Briar Gate
13
Talon Steel
14
Whisper Blade
15
Steal Rose

Tips

Familiarize yourself with the minimap (a small map displayed on the HUD (heads-up display — the on-screen icons showing health, ammo and the minimap), or Heads-Up Display, showing your immediate surroundings and objectives) to navigate effectively.
Utilize cover (objects in the environment that can shield you from enemy fire) to your advantage during firefights.
Aim for headshots (shots to the enemy's head) for critical damage.
Pay attention to any cutscenes (pre-rendered or in-game cinematic sequences that advance the story) for narrative context and objectives.
Reach checkpoints (automatic save points that allow you to resume from a specific point if you fail) to ensure progress is saved.

1. Introduction [TCRC3RS1]

This guide is for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield. The author initially disliked the game due to the instant death of characters when exposed to gunfire, but grew to enjoy it by learning to plan and execute commands properly. This guide assumes the player is using the Veteran Difficulty setting, noting that higher difficulties primarily increase the speed at which enemies shoot. The author emphasizes that the guide provides suggested answers and may spoil the plot, advising players who wish to experiment or avoid spoilers to refrain from reading.

An update (version 1.51) to the game has been released by Ubi Soft, which increases the power of some silenced weapons. The author has made adjustments to the guide to account for this update. The author has successfully used their own plans to complete missions on Veteran Difficulty, indicating the campaign's success.

2. Updates [TCRC3RS2]

This section details the update history for the guide, showing revisions made over time.

Version 5.0: Rewrote the plan for the 2nd mission.

Version 4.9: Added the character bios for the operatives in the game.

Version 4.8a: The USAS-12 Automatic Shotgun was tested and rated.

Version 4.8: The M1 and SPAS-12 Shotguns were tested and reviewed.

Version 4.7: The VSS Vintorez and WA-2000 Sniper Rifles were tested and rated.

Version 4.6: The PSG-1 and SSG-3000 Sniper Rifles were tested and rated.

Version 4.5b: The M82A1 Sniper Rifle was rated.

Version 4.5: The AW Covert and Dragunov Sniper Rifles have been reviewed.

Version 4.4: The TAR-21 and the Type 97 Assault Rifles are rated, completing the Assault Rifles review. The next focus is Sniper Rifles.

Version 4.3: The M82 Assault Rifle is rated, and descriptions of Mini Scopes were added.

Version 4.2: The M4 Assault Rifle is rated, and descriptions of Sound Suppressors were added.

Version 4.1: The M14 and M16A2 Assault Rifles have been reviewed.

Version 4.0: The L82A1 Assault Rifle has been tested and rated. More detail was added on ammunition types and the High Capacity Magazine.

Version 3.9: Tested and reviewed the G3A3 and Galil ARM Assault Rifles.

Version 3.8: Rated the FNC and G36K Assault Rifles.

Version 3.7: The FAL and FAMAS G2 Assault Rifles were rated.

Version 3.6: Started rating the AK-47, AK-74, and Steyr AUG assault rifles.

Version 3.5: Started rating several Submachine Guns.

Version 3.4: Added the Weapons List.

Version 3.3: Added a second plan for Mission 8.

Version 3.2: Added a new plan for Mission 2 for increased terrorist surprise.

Version 3.1: Added a third plan for Mission 12.

Version 3.0: Added a new plan for Mission 10 to ease Red Team's job and allow for 3 smaller teams.

Version 2.9: Added a new plan for Mission 12 to increase other teams' action and ease Red Team's job.

Version 2.8: Added a new plan for Mission 13.

Version 2.7: Made a slight modification to the strategy of Mission 4.

Version 2.6: Added an extra tip about setting waypoints.

Version 2.5: Added Appendix II: The Ending.

Version 2.4: Started adjusting the guide for Veteran Difficulty gameplay.

Version 2.3: Made adjustments to accommodate changes from Update Version 1.51.

Version 2.2: Added Mission 15, the final mission.

Version 2.1: Added Mission 14.

Version 2.0: Added Mission 13.

Version 1.9: Added Mission 12.

Version 1.8: Added Mission 11.

Version 1.7: Added Mission 10.

Version 1.6: Added Mission 9 and comments to each mission.

Version 1.5: Added Mission 8.

Version 1.4: Added Mission 7 and improved readability of planning sections.

Version 1.3: Added Mission 6.

Version 1.2: Added Mission 5.

Added Missions 2, 3 and 4.

Alright, let's dive into what's new with Missions 2, 3, and 4 in Rainbow Six Mobile. This section really sets the stage for a larger plot, so pay attention to the details!

Mission Background:

We're flashing back to 1945, right at the end of World War II. As the Allies are closing in, the bad guys, specifically the Ustache Regime in Yugoslavia, are trying to cover their tracks. Two guys, Peja Sicic and Dejan Blazlevic, are busy moving gold out of Montenegro. The really important stuff, the documents that prove their crimes, are hidden away, supposedly somewhere no one will ever find them.

Fast forward 60 years to 2005. A bank staff member in the First National Bank of Croatia, Zagreb, stumbles upon these very documents in the old archives. While he's reading them, terrorists storm the bank. They kill a female clerk, a security guard, and the staff member who found the documents. The terrorists confirm they have some of the evidence but not all, and their orders are to destroy what they can and wait for further instructions. Crucially, they only manage to destroy *part* of the evidence. That's where Rainbow comes in – your mission is to recover the remaining evidence and figure out the whole story.