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So a while a go I saw this post about Strategy Roulette, a game mode where we choose a random strategy and we play with it, for example Only Pistols, or only LMGs, or only recruit shields, etc...
And after trying it with my squad online, we thought it was pretty fun so I decided to create this program to provide random strategies for me so that I didn't have to choose at every round the strategy for my squad. This project started off as a simple console application (you know the black CMD command box on windows) and little after I decided to expand and create this Windows 10 App for the same idea. Now after 2 months learning and developing this idea into a full fledged application I finally created sometching I'd like to share:
StratRoulette for Rainbow Six Siege
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/stor...e/9nblggh4sg65
The app has access to an online database where I collected as many strategies as I could (around 140 so far) and the app provides you with a playlist of said strategies. You just have to tell the app if you're defending or attacking. Once you get the strategy you can copy it to the clipboard, rate it (which will affect its rate of appearance) or move to the next strategy for the next round.
For now the app only connects to the online database the first time you launch the app and downloads all the information into a local database. But in a future release I'm planning to add an option to schedule updates every day, every week or in a custom interval so that the user can always have the biggest collection of strategies at his disposal.
Also in another release I hope to add an option where the user can insert his own strategies which will work the same way as the default ones.
Any way, I hope you like it, and tell me what you think. You won't find the app in the store without the link as I want to limit the release so that I can get as much feedback to fix any issues that may come up, or to provide new features that you provide.
You can provide suggestions through this anonymous suggestion box: http://freesuggestionbox.com/pub/lonidfz or through the comments here.
Thank you for listening guys and gals!