The *BEST* Attachments In Rainbow Six Siege 2024

[GabrielTrane]

Literally asked for this yesterday, thanks Brac.

[timsowter]

the most goated and underrated siege content creator. back from the dead twice love brac <3

[omegaseptagon]

Man, you are a real one. No bs flashy editing, no screaming and brainrot, just straight to the point useful advice.

[Doctor_Feelbad]

I tried the red dot a few days ago for the hell of it and I could have sworn it made recoil feel so much less jumpy, glad I wasn't going crazy LMAO. Thanks for the guides homie as somebody who struggles with FPS games in general and desperately wants to improve I really appreciate all of the explanation you give us vs a lot of tip videos, now hopefully I can put it all to good use 🙏

[ArcticBeats]

Switched on Buck to the Holo, because the recoil was just too much for me and now I’m really hitting my shots. Really makes a difference

[jaysecond]

Man i just binge watched your contents in your channel since last weekend and it really did helped me a lot. I found you on twitch while trying to find streams on R6 and not gonna lie you helped me improve a lot. I only play rank solo for almost 3 yrs and now thanks to you i manage to get a high rank this season (i started also last weekend despite my previous rank was silver only). Keep doing stuff like this

[JGSnipes]

Premiering exactly aligned with my ten min break at work. Nice

[matthewcochrane]

The P10 RONI with angled grip has been feeling incredible this season. No recoil, high fire rate and the reload speed is insane now

[iantorres]

Kapkan gun with compensator goes hard 🐐

[SYN_Grimic]

Braction is hands down the best R6 YouTuber right now. His tips are amazing - no fluff, no distractions, just straight to the point. His honesty and straightforward approach have significantly improved my gameplay.

[chungusito]

Ur content has helped me so much, i went from 0.7 kd to 1.1 kd with ur vids, keep it up. Also yesterday you had 2k subs and now 4k? The growth is real

[demdude]

I know you mentioned that playing without acog for two weeks would help me improve, but what if my vision is bad and it's hard for me to see enemies even with an ACOG? Should I try just to make close/mid range fights and avoid long range?

[SOLAR_GRASP]

5:36 I Run Horizontal Grip on All DMRS I can even find this being Meta for characters like Lion when running flashes and want to get an easy swing on flashed opponents

[Spirit]

So grateful for this channel dawg. These tips are golden.

[hobbzlol]

Reflex C is currently my favourite 1x in the game atm

[vonpyra]

5:48 IMO there is a place for angled grip right now. In cases like Iana, when you use G36C, the gun doesn't have a massive vertical recoil, it has way more of horizontal kick, so you will acually benefit from not using vertical cause recoil pattern won't be "squased", therefore the transition to the point of horizontal deviation will be smoother cause it happens on larger distance and will be easier to handle. I don't know the exact timing, but I feel like G36 reload speed is on slower end for ARs, ARX has only 20 bullets and you'll mostly run Gonne6 on her so angled grip makes sense for that extra (if im not mistaken 20%) reload speed. Similiar situation is on Zero, with addition that angled looks sexy as hell on the F2000.

[BetweenthePunches]

I usually use ACOG on attack and Red Dot B for defense. It has such a small frame, so it doesn't clog up my view. The dot in the center is also good for pixels

[personofinterest]

Ily Braction, you're a straight-to-the-point coach

[ChaSm]

Personally I use horizontal on most guns, I run a 48 sens on my hipfire and 100 ads sens across the board except for 12x I run 75 on that. I also always use an acog if I can even if I’m aggressive or entering. I personally prefer the precision and clarity

[ItsLarry-injq]

I use holo D for Glaz and Glaz only, because when you ADS with his special sight, the optics are super thick, and that's the easiest sight to be able to see exactly where you're shooting without any of the lines blocking your view