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"They said it could not be done. They said it was designed for tanks. They said I could not make it smaller and more accurate. They were wrong."
— Jäger

Marius "Jäger" Streicher (pronounced Yeh-ger) is a Defending Operator featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Mobile.

Biography[]

"I'll fix you right up, ja? (yes?)"
— Jäger

Marius Streicher was born in Düsseldorf, Germany. He was raised by his uncle who was a mechanic with the Bundespolizei (BPOL) Aviation Group. As a result, Streicher was around engines and motors at an early age. While he demonstrated skills in mechanics, it didn't hold the challenge that he was looking for. Since he had an affinity for complex machinery, his uncle encouraged him to study aeronautical engineering at university, but the strict academic form was an uncomfortable fit for him. So while Streicher's grades were acceptable, he had a tendency toward restless antics. Following his hobby and passion for flying, he spent considerable time around pilots and aircraft.

Private corporations sought him out, but Streicher joined the BPOL-Aviation Group as a helicopter technician because it offered him unique challenges, the opportunity to fly and to serve his country. Almost immediately, Streicher began designing defense weapon systems for BPOL including a ground-based Active Defense System (ADS) prototype. It was this prototype that caught the attention of the GSG 9. A veteran of the GSG 9 anti-piracy ops in the Indian Ocean, he was later recruited to Rainbow.[1]

Psychological Profile[]

Streicher is highly creative and curious, with a strong desire to serve. He has a tendency to lack humility. Though he has a remarkable affinity for complex machinery, he is not adept at reading social cues. Coupled with his boisterous tendencies he can be a bit abrasive.[2]

Psychological Report[]

Specialist Marius "Jäger" Streicher has a creative curiosity that's reflected both in his operations and his daily life. The first part of our conversation was spent discussing a documentary that he watched the night before, about scientists searching for new antibiotics. Streicher was so caught up in it that he sent the link to Specialists Gustave "Doc" Kateb, Emmanuelle "Twitch" Pichon, and Lera "Finka" Melnikova. I'm sure they were all equally interested, if maybe not thrilled to be contacted so early in the morning.

That was only the start of our conversation. Streicher discussed other documentaries that he found fascinating: NASA sending a probe to the sun, new discoveries about Tyrannosaurus Rex, really anything to feed his voracious appetite for information on any subject. Robotics and artificial intelligence are the topics he seeks out the most but he enjoys almost anything. […]

Streicher's lively energy made for a dizzying meeting. Though the conversation wasn't erratic, it had a path, I admit I wasn't able to see it until I noticed that he often mentions the team: Wondering if so-and-so is doing alright after the loss of their dog if another one received the birthday card he sent and other references. Streicher enjoys sharing information so that he can make a connection. Not just his connection with individuals, but a web of connections among everyone. […]

His own upbringing wasn't particularly lively or warm and the small family meant that he had very little company his age. He told me that his uncle was a fussy man - nitpicky. Streicher appreciates his uncle and all that he taught him, going so far as to say that his uncle made him a better person. But Streicher did also say that his uncle was closed off and had no sense of humor. I believe the translation is "grouchy bean counter." Understanding this background shines some light on why Streicher is so eager to create these connections with his team. He sees them as family. It certainly explains how intensely protective he is of them either on operations or during downtime.

- Dr. Harishva "Harry" Pandey, Director of Rainbow

Gameplay Description[]

A Medium Health Operator, Jäger's unique gadget is the ADS-MKIV "Magpie", which can intercept live grenades before they detonate.

  • The ADS can be placed on either walls, floors, and other interactive surfaces.
    • The ADS is an electronic gadget, and can thus be:
      • Detected by IQ's Electronics Detector
      • Disabled by Thatcher's EMP Grenades
      • Temporarily disabled by darts fired by Twitch's Shock Drones
  • Each ADS maintains a steady blue glow where it will intercept projectiles.
  • Each ADS has an effective range of 5.5 meters.
  • Each ADS can intercept up to one projectile before shutting off.
    • The ADS only intercepts projectiles that are in their detection range while also having a direct line of sight to them.
    • Multiple ADSs covering the same area will not be simultaneously triggered by the same projectile.
    • After an ADS shuts off, the ADS will remain in place, but will no longer catch projectiles until 10 seconds later.
    • An ADS will intercept projectiles as soon as they enter its line of sight.
      • The recharge rate is infinite, the only downside is having to recharge for 10 seconds.
        • Picking up and placing down any ADSs will reset the timer.
    • An Active Defense System can be destroyed by any kind of method, melees, explosives, gunfire, etc.
  • The following attacker projectiles can be intercepted by the ADS:

Synergies[]

  • Wamai can help maximize protection from similar devices that Active Defense Systems destroy. However, if a MAG-net catches a projectile and brings it into range of an ADS, the ADS will destroy the projectile, using up both gadgets.

Counters[]

  • As an electronic gadget, the Active Defense Systems are susceptible to the same weaknesses as other gadgets of its type.
  • Thatcher is able to disable the ADSs with his EMP Grenades, as long as the grenades do not get intercepted first by the ADS.
  • Twitch can destroy the ADSs with her Shock Drone from a safe distance.
  • IQ can search and destroy Active Defense Systems with ease with her Electronics Detector.
  • Kali can use her LV Lance to take out the ADSs, as long as the Lance does not get intercepted first.
  • Zero can destroy the ADSs if not destroyed prior.
  • Flores can destroy up ADSs safely.
  • Brava can hack the ADS with the use of the kludge Drone converting it to the attackers team
  • In some cases, sacrificing a couple of projectiles such as Stun Grenades can be done to use up an Active Defense System, allowing for more important gadgets, like Frag Grenades, Zofia's Impact Grenades, or Ash's Breaching Rounds to activate unimpeded.

Device Description[]

"Uses an Active Defense system to intercept grenades before they detonate."
— ADS-MKIV "Magpie" Description
Jager Magpie

Active defense systems have been successfully used on ships and tanks for the last decade to destroy incoming explosive projectiles. Typically weighing over a hundred kilograms, such systems have been unusable by troops who need systems that are portable or suited for rapid deployment. Using the most advanced military-grade components and material available, the "Magpie" blends the best miniaturization, defense, and engineering technology.


Device Evaluation[]

Device: ADS-MKIV "Magpie" Automated Defense System
Operator: Specialist Marius "Jäger" Streicher
Evaluation Lead: Specialist Marius "Jäger" Streicher Mira tasked me with the evaluation of my ADS-MKIV "Magpie." Spending hours in a test lab sounds like my type of vacation - no joke. I'm always on the look-out for where things can be improved. For reference, I have attached the field test data for comparison. Data-Data-Data!

Before we get to that, let's explore the importance of studying defensive strategies alongside breaching techniques throughout history, as well as the evolution of tech -

(Comment_E. Alvarez: References on defensive strategy, historical analysis of strategies, historical documentaries, list of favorite books have all been archived. *Marius, the details are interesting (and I agree with some of your favorite movie picks) but please keep this file focused on the tech results. Mira.)

Now that those references help explain my tactical approach, we can better understand these tech results (attached). To sum up: The Magpie is operating at optimal performance. My gear and my operator strategy will - as Pulse says - "continue to cause many salty tears" for our opponents.

- Jäger

Quotes[]

Jäger's Quotes
  • "Birthdays. Proposals. These should be surprises. No one wants a grenade to the face."
Spawning
  • "Before we start, does anyone want to bail out?"
  • "Expect a smooth ride from us."
  • "I expect you to perform like a well-tuned engine!"
  • "I would not have said it like that, but, it is cool."
  • "Is there sarcasm in this?"
  • "Just let me know when grenades start flying."
  • "Remember, I can't fix you like I fix your cars."
  • "Stay alert and watch for trouble, yes?"
  • "Your plan is as good as your intel!"
Setting Active Defense System
  • "ADS deployed and ready to go!"
  • "Deploying ADS."
  • "Stay clear of ADS line of fire!"
  • "You can stop worrying about grenades now!"
Placing down Deployable Shield
  • "Ballistic Shield is up!"
  • "Shield is ready!"
Reinforcing
  • "Floor reinforcement is ongoing!"
  • "Playing carpenter on that wall!"
  • "Reinforcement is in place!"
  • "The wall's been reinforced!"
  • "Wall is done!"
Barricading
  • "Barricading door!"
  • "One less entry point to worry about!"
  • "Window's secured!"
Reloading
  • "Cover me, reloading!"
  • "I'm out of ammo!"
  • "Loading mag!"
  • "Out of ammo!"
  • "Reloading, cover me!"
  • "Swapping mags!"
Reviving
  • "I'm an engineer, not a medic!"
  • "I'll fix you right up, ja?"
  • "Let's fix that, shall we?"
  • "What a mess, let me help!"
Scanning Enemies
  • "Target in sight."
  • "Target in the open!"
Locations
  • "Break Room."
  • "Cafeteria."
  • "Casino."
  • "CEO's Office."
  • "Classroom."
  • "Conference Room."
  • "Detention Room."
  • "Engine Room."
  • "Garage."
  • "Hangar Bay."
  • "Laundry Room."
  • "Library."
  • "Map Room."
  • "Master Bedroom."
  • "North Side."
  • "Pool Room."
  • "Presidential Bedroom."
  • "Server Room."
  • "Supply Room."
  • "Stairs."
  • "Stock Room."
  • "West Side."
White Masks Reloading
  • "Target reloading!"

Trivia[]

  • Jäger means "Hunter" in German.
  • During the Closed Beta, Jäger had a 52% win rating on the defending side.
  • The line "I'm an engineer, not a medic!" is a reversal of the Star Trek catchphrase "I'm a doctor, not a...", originally used by Dr. McCoy.
  • Jäger attended the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science and Aerospace Engineering.
  • Jäger apparently was the mechanic who restored the Supermarine Spitfires on the Hereford Base map, as indicated by a plaque in front of each of them.
  • Jäger's helmet is a pilot helmet.
  • Jäger's date of birth was originally stated in-game as 1978, however this has since been removed.
  • Jäger is an available character in Tom Clancy's Elite Squad
  • Jäger appears in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint as an available costume for purchase.
  • Jäger regularly watches documentaries in his free time.
  • According to an article published by Ubisoft on 2 April 2024[3], it was further revealed that Jäger is autistic. The article mentioned that Jäger’s character setting exhibits several autistic traits, such as discomfort with strict academic form, a singular passion for aviation, intense curiosity, a tendency to infodump, and a view of information sharing as a way to make connections.
  • The Magpie Defense System was added into XDefiant for the GSK faction under the name "ADS" in Season 1.
  • Jäger thinks of everyone as family

Gallery[]

Concept Art[]

Models[]

The Elite[]

Stills[]

Icons[]

Video[]

Patch Changes[]


References[]

  1. Jäger's In-game BIO > BACKGROUND section
  2. Jäger's In-game BIO > PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE section
  3. [1] Embracing Individuality: Autism Representation in Watch Dogs 2, The Division 2, and Rainbow Six Siege
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