She can fire the X-KAIROS launcher three times for a total of 18 pellets. The pellets are remotely detonated. Triggering detonation will activate all pellets she has fired so far. Two bundles of pellets vertically stacked on a wall creates a hole large enough to crouch through, while three bundles creates a hole roughly the size of a door. One bundle is large enough to crawl through.
Rainbow Six Hibana How To Detonate
"The 40 mm caliber grenade launcher fires pellets containing miniature Brimstone BC-3 Exothermic Charges. They don't detonate on impact, but through a primer in the housing that also shapes and channels the explosive charge into the wall. That's to prevent shrapnel from hitting anyone on the allied side of the wall. The GC90 can block the detonation signal, while the Rtila and CED-1 can destroy the pellets before they're expended, but it looks like my mirrors will remain vulnerable for now."
X-Kairos pellets are destructible when placed, and also during their fuse time before detonation. If used on an unreinforced wall, smoke and spark will be visible through the wall from the opposite side, allowing enemies to shoot out the pellets before they detonate.
The Launcher has 3 available shots, you can shoot and detonate them separately by using them one at a time, or you can place two or all of them at once, detonating them simultaneously. Hibana must reload the X-Kairos Launcher after each individual shot.
A thermite charge takes 3 seconds to detonate, meaning once it starts fizzling, Bandit cannot place the battery and take it out (as it will explode before the battery is fully placed). Hibana pellets however take 5 seconds, meaning Bandit can react and battery trick them out. The advantage for Hibana though is that if you place the pellets in between two reinforced sections, Bandit can only trick one side at a time, and those pellets will break while the rest will still detonate. It may not create a significant hole but it is enough to force Bandit away from the wall.
Hibana can fire her X-KAIROS breaching pellets up to three times, when she chooses to detonate them all operational (that haven't been jammed by Mute or destroyed) pellets will be detonated simultaneously. This means that you can either open up three separate walls/floors simultaneously, or one large hole, or even only deploy one or two and save the rest to fire and detonate later.
With one toss, Hibana can stun her opponents, fire all of her ability shots, then remotely detonate them before the target wakes up. What should have been a battle that the operator will take a while to heal from becomes a death trap for bosses.
The Airjab repulsion grenades, which knock everyone caught in the radius on their ass, can be detonated traditionally or stuck to walls for delayed detonation. Nomad can use the AK-74M, and ARX200 assault rifle.
Fuze's ability is a little odd. He plants charges on a breakable wall that can be remotely triggered. When they go off they release a cluster of grenades on the other side of that wall. In theory, this could be a pretty nifty ability. In practice, it's a little finicky to use. If these charges were detonated like proximity mines then they'd be great. But since they require you to detonate them manually, you really need a team that has decent recon abilities or gear so you can see what's behind a wall for these charges to be effective. If you're lacking that, then all you can really do with this ability is plant these charges and pray that you kill something when you set them off. They also make quite a ruckus when they explode, so using them is a good way to alert all the Archies in the area.
Hibana has the ability to shoot explosives onto walls and remotely detonate them. This winds up being a lot better than Fuze's ability in that you don't have to guess when to set them off to kill enemies behind a wall. If an enemy walks by one of these explosives, you detonate it to take them out. Nice and simple.
This is another Operator whose ability is decent, but not a necessity. As you may have guessed by his name, Smoke throws remotely detonated smoke grenades that emit a toxic gas that's harmless to humans, but very deadly to Archaeans. When hordes of enemies are approaching, these things can be a convenient way to damage them all at once. They work well as traps or as offensive explosives. The only real downside to Smoke is that you can simply equip something in your explosives slot that will do a similar job. Why take someone who does something that can be replicated with plain old REACT Tech? He can be handy to have in your squad, but there are better options to take out into the field.
Why are Ela's proximity mines so much better than the previous Operators armed with explosives? Well, for one thing, these sticky mines don't need to be remotely detonated. You can throw them down and any Archie caught in the blast radius will become stunned. This means you can stagger most enemies and then waltz up behind them to deliver a takedown kill. That's all well and good, but what puts Ela's ability over the top is that they recharge over time. This means that as long you're able to wait a bit, you never run out of these mines. Some of the previous Operators gain this ability as they level up, but Ela can regenerate mines right from the start. They have a practical use for offensive or defensive tactics making her the best explosive Operator.
Kali is equipped with a CSRX 300 sniper rifle that can "breach barricades and hatches in a single shot" and her gadget is it's under-barrel, the LV Explosive Lance, "that destroys all gadgets on both sides of breakable and reinforced surfaces". Wamai, on the other hand, "can attract enemy projectiles and have them detonate at its location". He can also "make Attackers' grenades and projectile gadgets useless, or better, turn them against their users".
At the start of each mission, players can pick from a roster of 18 operators, many of which are familiar faces from their 2015-released ongoing title, Rainbow Six Siege. Each character has a unique kit, where Pulse has a heartbeat sensor to detect oncoming threats, while Hibana fires sticky explosives that detonate remotely. There are a variety of aliens as well. Some of them shoot out sharp spikes, while others slow you down significantly.
Ela is a fast, aggressive operator with the Grzmot Mine special ability. Her special ability lets her throw sticky proximity mines to any surface. The mines detonate when an enemy gets too close, stunning them. They recharge over time.
Hibana is an offensive, breach operator with an explosive special ability. Her ability, X-Kairos, fires explosives that are detonated via remote and stick to any surface. Her explosives also ignore enemy armor or carapace.
His charges must be placed directly on a surface by Thermite, operating in a similar manner to standard Breach Charges. Aside from being more powerful, where Exothermic Charges differ is that they take longer to detonate and are accompanied by a warning sizzle. This delay and warning sound gives defenders plenty of time to move out of the way of the blast, as well as identify the area you are attacking from.
As the Exothermic Charge relies on an electrical signal to detonate, they can be blocked by Mute's Jamming Devices. A well drilled Mute can block Thermite out of a room entirely, forcing an attacking team to funnel into doorways. Depending on how you believe the enemy team composition to be, it is therefore almost vital that Thermite is accompanied by Thatcher, or, alternatively, Twitch. Both of these Operators are capable of destroying Jamming Devices, although Thatcher is much more effective and quicker at doing this. 2ff7e9595c
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