
Rainbow Six Siege X’s Operation Tenfold Pursuit Will Remaster Thatcher and Rework a Fan-Favorite Map
Rainbow Six Siege X’s current season, Y11S3.3, only landed November 3 as patch 3.63 — but Ubisoft is already gearing up for the next one. Operation Tenfold Pursuit, the fourth and final season of Siege X’s Year 10, gets its official reveal on November 16 in Munich, with the test server expected to open the following day and a full launch targeted for December 2-3. Early breakdowns are circulating on sites tracking the official Rainbow Six Siege X Steam page ahead of the stream.

Thatcher Is Getting the Remaster Treatment
Leaked details point to Thatcher as the operator remaster for this season, headlined by an EMP Scanner/Disruptor combo that detects electronic gadgets through walls and then fires an EMP to disable them for 15 seconds. He’s also expected to pick up the PMR9A2, a new high-damage DMR for shorter fights — which would make Thatcher the first operator in Siege X history to carry four primary weapons. The same DMR is rumored to be shared with Nøkk, Hibana, and Capitao.
A Casual Map Rework Heads to Ranked
Ubisoft has confirmed that a chosen casual map is getting a full rework and will join the Ranked rotation and pro esports tournament pool as part of the season — leaks point toward Fortress, with Skyscraper and Theme Park also picking up smaller visual passes. The studio has also teased changes to Ranked matchmaking, including a visual-rank pairing system meant to stop new players at a given rank from facing long-time veterans sitting at the same number.
What We Still Don't Know
Ubisoft’s own teaser only confirms a shared primary weapon, a full map rework, an operator remaster, and Ranked matchmaking tweaks — plus ‘many, many more changes’ still under wraps. Treat the Thatcher and Fortress specifics as strong leaks rather than confirmed patch notes until the November 16 reveal airs. This is also the last season before Year 11 begins after the Six Invitational 2026.
Get Ready for Year 10's Last Stand
If Tenfold Pursuit’s new Legendary skins and battle pass tempt you, a Steam Wallet Code (EU) keeps your PC wallet topped up for launch day. Console squads can browse Xbox and PlayStation 5 gift cards to fund the same season content on Xbox Series X|S or PS5.
We’ll update this piece once Ubisoft’s November 16 stream confirms the official patch notes for Operation Tenfold Pursuit.