Best Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege

Taking a look at the Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege.
Taking a look at the Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege (Image via Ubisoft)

Heading into Year 9 Season 3, players want to maximize their roam-hunt gameplay with the best Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege. Also known as Gerald Morris, he was released with Operation Deadly Omen during Year 9 Season 1. He is an antagonist who is related to Kure Galanos with a shrouded backstory. With a two-speed, two-armor rating, Deimos has a good balance of sustainability and speed. This allows him to effectively hunt down his prey.

Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Deimos is a lethal attacker capable of locating roamers and hunting them down. He is equipped with a unique high-calibre handgun, the .44 Vendetta, with which he personally ensures that his prey is trapped and taken care of.

In this article, we shall take a look at the best Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege for Y9S3 Operation Twin Shells.

Note: This article is subjective and it reflects the author's own opinions.

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Best Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege for Operation Twin Shells

Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege is streamlined to hunt roamers (Image via Ubisoft)
Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege is streamlined to hunt roamers (Image via Ubisoft)

Following are the details regarding the best Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege for Operation Twin Shells, which includes primary weapon choices as well as secondary gadget choices.

Deimos has one specific handgun at his disposal. Hence, it is the primary mode of lethality available to him when his Death Mark gadget is active. Overall, he is one of the finest attackers in Rainbow Six Siege, someone who flourishes against a team that is heavily focused on disrupting attackers with roamers and flankers.


Primary weapon choices for Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege

The AK-74M is the safest option for long-range engagements (Image via Ubisoft)
The AK-74M is the safest option for long-range engagements (Image via Ubisoft)

Both of Deimos' primary weapons are some of the best in their respective categories, offering playstyles that benefit specific map designs. The AK-74M is a reliable and deadly assault rifle in most scenarios since it has good damage per bullet, a higher-than-average magazine size, and low recoil thanks to the vertical grip that the Nomad lacks.

WeaponAK-74M
SightsPlayer Preference
MuzzleCompensator (helps reduce horizontal recoil)
GripVertical Grip (helps lower vertical recoil)
UnderbarrelLaser (helps decrease ADS time)
The M590A1 is a viable pick in CQB situations (Image via Ubisoft)
The M590A1 is a viable pick in CQB situations (Image via Ubisoft)

However, on maps where close-quarter combat is prevalent, the M590A1 is a valid choice since the Vendetta is a reliable medium-range combat weapon. Shotguns are lethal at close range and defenders do not expect attackers to run a primary shotgun. This, in itself, can catch defenders out of the blue. Furthermore, the M590A1 can also be utilized to open up soft walls and hatches.

WeaponM590A1
SightsIron Sight (helps decrease ADS time)
Underbarrellaser (helps decrease ADS time)

Secondary gadget choices for Deimos loadout in Rainbow Six Siege

Secondary gadgets available to Deimos in Rainbow Six Siege (Image via Ubisoft)
Secondary gadgets available to Deimos in Rainbow Six Siege (Image via Ubisoft)

For secondary gadgets, Deimos can choose from either a Frag Grenade or Hard Breach charge. While the latter can be used to open up attacker entry points like high-priority reinforced walls, the Frag Grenade is a better choice as it helps Deimos fulfill his role as roam hunt operator.


How to play Deimos in Rainbow Six Siege

Using Deimos' gadget in-game to track defenders (Image via Ubisoft)
Using Deimos' gadget in-game to track defenders (Image via Ubisoft)

Deimos is a strong addition to any attacker lineup as he can single-handedly isolate roamers and pressure them to fall back. When starting a round, you must focus on red-marking opponents so that they are detected on the match header panel. Detected operators can be tracked through walls, and their locations will be live pinged, like release-state Lion during Operation Chimera.

Even though defenders get to see your location as well, it isn't a live ping. This means that they get updated location intel at regular intervals. This will allow you to swiftly take down roamers on your own. Even if you don't need to kill them, putting pressure is sometimes enough to assist your attacking team in isolating them in segments and taking map control.

One important thing to keep in mind while playing Deimos is that you can only use your Vendetta handgun when tracking a target, and it will have only six bullets. Therefore, it is crucial to make every bullet count.


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