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"I get it. Everyone’s just doing their best to survive. You shoot at me, though? Then it gets personal."
— Capitão

Vicente "Capitão" Souza is an Attacking Operator featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, introduced in the Operation Skull Rain expansion alongside Caveira.[1]

Biography

Vincente Souza was born on November 17, 1967. The youngest of three children, Souza grew up in Nova Iguaçu outside of Rio de Janeiro. At the age of ten, Souza's older brother was murdered by drug dealers of the Comando Vermelho. This prompted Souza to dedicate his life to protect Brazil and join the Policia Civil after high school. He was trained in a wide range of tactical weapons and breaching strategies and was quickly recruited by Cooredenadoria de Recursos Especiais (CORE).

During a raid on the Terceiro Comando Puro, Souza was ambushed as he cleared a house in Senador Camará. Sourza and three others were held captive and tortured for two months, resulting in the loss of his left eye. Despite this, his inner resolve kept him alive until CORE rescued them.

There were talks of removing him from the field. In the meantime, CORE was looking for field operatives to test new gear, and Souza saw his chance. His stoicism and unique tactical method then turned him into a local icon. BOPE believed that Souza perfectly embodied their motto, "Victory Over Death", and recruited him into their ranks. Souza did not hesitate to accept as it meant he would be working in the favela where his gear would lessen casualties. He went on to become a renowned expert in the organization and a psychological barrier of criminal gangs. His fight to end drug crime also led the cartel to place a bounty on his head.

At some point, Souza had three children of his own, naming his eldest son after his deceased brother. In 2016, he accepted an offer to join Rainbow alongside Taina Pereira.

Psychological Profile

The loss of his brother made him dedicate his life to protecting Brazil. He can become fixated when innocent lives are at stake. This makes him an excellent operative in conditions where there is a high risk of collateral damage. His experience as a hostage has only strengthened his resolve to protect Brazil from the horrors the drug trade inflicts upon its people.[2]

Psychological Report

Transcript dated 11/11. Edited for clarity.

Vincente: I’ve met people like you before. I got sent to a shrink after I lost my eye. You know what he wanted me to do? Visualization exercises. He wanted me to pretend that I still had both my eyes, to imagine the life I had before and “project it into the future.” You know what I said to him? “Cara, imagining I’ve still got both eyes isn’t going to get me back on the field. Can you help me or not?” He sent me to an occupational therapist and I never saw him again. So don’t ask me about how I’ve “adapted” or “grown”, or dig into my past to uncover the “real” impact of my trauma. I’m sick to death of talking about the first and only thing people notice about me.

Harry: Then let’s talk about something else.[3]

For all of the descriptions of what makes Specialist Vicente "Capitão" Souza an excellent operator – dedicated, focused, analytical – at his heart he is a family man. Every step of every decision reinforces his commitment to protecting his family and making their world safer.

Raised in a close-knit community, he extends that tradition to his own three children. It's hardly surprising he never got over the trauma of losing his older brother. He named his eldest son in honor of him, and they often share stories to keep his memory alive. Souza's favorite moments are when his house is crowded with family, and the quiet, safe surroundings he's created in his own home give him a chance to relax his guard, knowing that they're all within his reach and protected.

He admitted that he doesn't trust his children's friends, yet he also worries that he can be too overbearing. It sounds like he raised them to be smart about how they live their lives, though I suspect the fear of losing them will always be more intense for him than for other parents with less tragic pasts.

Since there was talk of removing him from the field following his capture and mutilation, I thought it best we discuss how he feels about that ordeal, long ago though it may now be. It wasn't something I wanted to bring up during our first meeting, so I reserved it for subsequent discussions. What's clear is that it shaped him. Souza is dedicated to justice and protecting those who cannot protect themselves. It's made him relentless. At any given moment he is deciphering every aspect of how these gangs function in order to find a weakness. It's a daunting task that one member of law enforcement can't fix alone.

His incomparable resolve and years of unique experiences make him a valuable asset for any team, but it's crucial that he maintains some distance between his role as a protector and his sense of self. We need to be understanding, but we also need to ensure that he remains grounded.

Dr. Harishva “Harry" Pandey, Director of Rainbow

Gameplay Description

A Light Armored Operator, Capitão's unique gadget is a Tactical Crossbow that can fire Asphyxiating Bolts, which will burn oxygen within a certain radius, as well as Micro Smoke grenades, that can mask positions and team movements.

  • Capitão's Tactical Crossbow features a Red Dot Sight unique to itself and is loaded with Asphyxiating Bolts by default. The user can switch to the alternate ammunition by pressing the firing mode key. Capitão will automatically load the alternate ammunition when one is depleted.
    • Capitão has two Asphyxiating Bolts and two Micro Smoke Grenades. Capitão reloads the Crossbow by racking its foregrip, meaning that reloading is much faster than switching ammunition types.
    • The Crossbow fires silently.
    • Any ammunition fired from the crossbow isn't affected by gravity at ranges less than 10m. Past 10m, the trajectory slowly drops due to gravity.
    • Crossbow bolts have no projectile size; they can pass through openings that are as small as a bullet hole.
    • A direct impact from a bolt deals 5 damage, but it cannot cause a headshot.
  • Asphyxiating Bolts creates a cloud of fire at the area of impact.
    • The fire has a maximum radius of around 6 meters.
    • The Asphyxiating Bolts take 2 seconds to reach their maximum area of effect, spreading from a small cloud of fire to a large cloud in two increments.
    • The spread of the fire is blocked by objects; hiding behind a Deployable Shield can minimize or even prevent damage from a fire in front of the shield.
    • The fire deals 12 damage per tick and inflicts three ticks of damage per second (overall DPS ≈ 36).
    • The fire lasts around 10 seconds before dissipating.
    • The fire always spreads at ground level. If an Asphyxiating Bolt hits the ceiling, it will drop down and spread fire after it hits the ground.
    • Despite visual appearances implying otherwise, the Asphyxiating Bolts damages only Operators and the Hostage, not any surrounding gadget caught in its area of effect.
  • Micro Smoke Grenades create a smokescreen at the area of impact. They cover a much wider area than a regular Smoke Grenade.


Loadout

Loadout
Primary
Secondary
Gadget
Tactical Crossbow

Tactical Crossbow
TAC Mk0

"Tactical crossbow firing asphyxiating bolts and micro smoke grenades."
— TAC Mk0 Description

Equipped with the Tactical Crossbow TAC Mk0, Capitão fires a glass bolt to deliver a swift and silent assault against hostiles without alerting them to your position. The glass cartridge breaks on impact releasing a gas that ignites the oxygen in the surrounding area. It fires two types of ammunition: asphyxiating bolts and micro smoke grenades. The asphyxiating bolts burn the oxygen in a given perimeter, which is lethal to your target. The micro smoke grenades enable you to mask your movements. Deliver swift and agile assaults without alerting your opponents of your position.[1]

Device Evaluation

Device: Tactical Crossbow TAC Mk0
Operator: Specialist Vicente "Capitão" Souza
Evaluation Lead: Specialists Liu Tze "Lesion" Long and Jordan "Thermite" Trace

Specialist Vicente "Capitão" Souza wasn't available to review his Tactical Crossbow TAC Mk0, though he sends his regards. Both Specialist Trace and myself happened to be on hand anyway so we agreed to help out. I was curious to study the asphyxiating compound in the chem lab and Jordan was interested in the crossbow's firing mechanism. Jordan found the trajectory accurate with a reasonable falloff distance. But my chemical results aren't as in-depth as l'd like.

(Comment_J. Trace: Not in-depth -- dude, it's 20 pages long! ;p)

The micro smoke grenades themselves are pretty straight forward, as far as miniaturization of our existing kit goes. After the results and consultation with Capitão, the three of us came up with ideas for future prototypes (files attached). Finally, I'd like to add my name to the list for any future R&D projects.

(Comment_J. Trace: Put me on the list too.)

– Lesion and Thermite

Quotes

Capitão's Quotes
  • "Focusing only on the bad things in life will keep you from seeing the many opportunities to do good."
  • "Kids always ask me how I got to be so strong. I tell them it comes from having something worth fighting for. When they grow up, they’ll understand."
Spawning
  • "Não recue diante a adversidade."
  • "Skulls never quit."
  • "Vitória sobre a morte é a nossa glória prometida."
Using Tactical Crossbow
  • "Loading glass!"
  • "Out of ammo!"
Using Frag Grenade
  • "Frag grenade!"
  • "Frag out!"
  • "Throwing frag grenade!"
Using Drone
  • "Activating Drone!"
Reloading
  • "Changing mags!"
  • "Loading new mag!"
  • "Loading new magazine!"
  • "Reload!"
  • "Reloading!"
Reviving
  • "I've got you."
Getting Hostage
  • "Got the hostage."
  • "Hostage secured."
  • "Retrieved the hostage."
  • "Secured the hostage."
Moving Hostage
  • "Come on."
  • "Keep up."
  • "Let's go."
  • "Move."
  • "Stay close."
Dropping Hostage
  • "Don't move."
  • "I need you to stay here."
  • "Stay here."
  • "Wait here."

Trivia

  • Capitão, in Portuguese, means "Captain".
  • According to one of the pouches on his rig, his blood type is A+.
  • Similar to Castle, Capitão has two different character artworks. One is used as the Operator image in-game, and another is only seen when unlocking Capitão.

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