Hope youre feeling better :D,Over the next week I will be adding Mozzie, Gridlock, Nøkk, and Warden. All Rights Reserved. Make sure to tell me if you think it is good and I will do that for all operators!It would be nice if you added the new Wind Bastion operators, Kaid and Nomad.Over the next few days, I will add all operators and how to pronounce them (including the new ones like Maverick).You need to sign in or create an account to do that.© Valve Corporation. ;),Can you add the new Operators? When the camera device breaks open to fire a laser beam the core is exposed to damage. — Maestro. He was introduced in the Operation Wind Bastion expansion alongside Nomad. Jan 19, 2019 @ 7:03pm The correct pronunciation of a word or name depends on its language of origin.

This being arabic, I agree with @Hardkiller #6.

He was introduced in the Operation Wind Bastion expansion alongside Nomad. The Tuscania eventually convinced Martello to re-enlist to help upgrade one of their units to a Tier 2 Special Forces classification, and this enabled him to join Rainbow as a representative of the Italian Units.I have no doubt that Specialist Adriano Martello (AKA: Maestro) is a natural leader. Adriano "Maestro" Martello is a defensive operator featured in the Operation Para Bellum expansion for Rainbow Six Siege. Maestro uses a remote-controlled turret firing high-energy laser beams. [...] Specialist Martello will make an excellent Tactical Control Commander one day, but his biggest liability is his own wanderlust.Specialist Martello will make an excellent Tactical Control Commander one day, but his biggest liability is his own wanderlust. and participated in joint operations in Iraq, earning a facial scar from a roadside IED. Lastly, Evil Eye can see through smoke.This belt-fed, 5.56 light support monster uses a specialized 80-round box to punish opposing forces.This 12-gauge combat shotgun is fully automatic and drum-fed.Designed for high damage at a short-medium range, the vertically inverted barrel alignment naturally reduces muzzle rise and recoil.This .410 bore shotgun in a revolver package is a dual-caliber gun designed with a compact polymer body.https://liquipedia.net/rainbowsix/index.php?title=Maestro&oldid=213858. Lastly, Evil Eye can see through smoke.“Did I ever tell you about the time we tree-jumped into a Congo swamp at night? Tom Clancy’s, Rainbow Six, The Soldier Icon, Ubisoft and the Ubisoft logo are registered or unregistered trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Master the art of destruction and gadgetry in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. Gleck. Adriano "Maestro" Martello is a Defending Operator featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. [...] The CLE-V serves a dual battlefield function with its camera and its laser, allowing Specialist Martello to be a lethal presence in many locations at once, Once he mounts the CLE-V on the floor or wall, he can remote-surveil and provide overwatch in a location through the swivel-mounted camera. Otherwise, the turret is unaffected by bullets and melee. "Did I ever tell you about the time we tree-jumped into a Congo swamp at night? [...].He initially entered the military to ease his parents' financial burden in raising eight children and he carries that sense of responsibility into his units. I don't wanna criticize anyone's language, but as Ubisoft decided to use portuguese words for the new operators I think people should have the chance to know how to pronounce them the right way.

Jalal El Fassi was raised on stories of the Fortress, the legendary training facility in the Atlas Mountains. He joined the Carabinieri and earned a spot as an Explorer Paratrooper in the 1st Paratrooper Regiment known as Tuscania. Gleck. It's why I recommend Specialist Martello step into the boxing ring with Specialist James "Smoke" Porter, for example, and pit him against a boxer with more training and skill. He cares about the men and women he serves with and has an affinity for bringing out the best in others, even if it's with a bit of good-natured bluster and perhaps more vulgarity than some of our more reserved operators are used to.