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+ | |developer = [[Ubisoft Casablanca]]<br/>[[Red Storm Entertainment]] |
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+ | |publisher = [[Ubisoft Entertainment]] |
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+ | |director = <!--The director of the game.--> |
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+ | |designer = <!--The designer of the game.--> |
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+ | |composer = <!--The composer of the game.--> |
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+ | |engine = <!--The engine the game was built on.--> |
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+ | |platform = PC |
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+ | |released = June 9, 2005}} |
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| − | '''''Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Iron Wrath''''' is the second expansion for the PC version of ''[[Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield|Raven Shield]]''. It was in production for almost 2 years before Ubisoft decided to release it as a free download on June 9, 2005 to FilePlanet subscribers. Developed by Ubisoft-Casablanca, this latest expansion features a 7-mission campaign, 2 classic missions, 8 new multiplayer maps, as well as 6 new weapons. |
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| + | '''''Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Iron Wrath''''' is the second expansion of ''[[Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield]]''. It was developed by [[Ubisoft Casablanca]] and was released as a free download on FilePlanet on June 9, 2005. |
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| + | After [[Rainbow]] foiled [[Nikola Gospić]] and [[Alvaro Gutierrez|Alvaro Gutierrez's]] plans to jumpstart a global fascism movement, various governments and counter-terrorist organizations began to dismantle the remainder of the [[People's Social Nationalist Party]]. On August 22th, 2007, the Bulgarian government managed to corner the last remaining terrorist cell to Sofia City in Bulgaria. Several members of the cell were able to escape local authorities to St. Kliment Ohridski University and took hostages. Rainbow managed to rescue the hostages and finally put an end to the PSNP. |
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| − | After Bulgarian nuclear scientists are captured, team [[Rainbow]] is deployed to stop a terrorist organization. |
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| + | The terrorists revealed during interrogations that they were in negotiations to join a new group of well armed nuclear opportunists. This new terrorist organization kidnapped a number of Bulgarian nuclear scientists and forced several of them to assist in breaking into the largest Bulgarian nuclear reactor in Kozloduy, Bulgaria on August 30th. While the reactor was decommissioned two years prior, the government never finished disposing of the remaining uranium fuel. At the request of the Bulgarian government, Rainbow was able to stop the terrorists and prevented the theft of the largest pile of fissionable materials in the country. |
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| − | ==Mission list== |
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| − | *[[Operation: Scorched Legend|Scorched Legend]] - Sofia City, 08.22.2007 / 10:00 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Solo Furnace|Solo Furnace]] - Kozloduy, 08.30.2007 / 00:30 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Dagger Harness|Dagger Harness]] - Mirola, 09.16.2007 / 18:30 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Tower Shark|Tower Shark]] - Constanta, 09.29.2007 / 08:15 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Radiant Haven|Radiant Haven]] - Sevastopol City, 10.17.2007 / 14:30 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Arctic Bronze|Arctic Bronze]] - Pavlograd, 11.14.2007 / 21:30 Hours |
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| − | *[[Operation: Ursa Cavern|Ursa Cavern]] - West Siberia, 12.01.2007 / 08:30 Hours |
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| + | On September 16th, Rainbow Intel was able to track the location of three of the nuclear scientists to a secret training facility in Mirola, Poland. With the help of Rainbow, the Polish authorities shut down the site. Evidence at the site revealed that the terrorists are smuggling the kidnapped scientists out of the docks in Constanta, Romania. The scientists would then shipped to various countries to work on illegal nuclear projects. With this newfound information, Rainbow was able to stop the human trafficking operation on September 29th. |
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| − | ===Classic missions=== |
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| + | On October 17th, Rainbow Intel tracked the last of the kidnapped Bulgarian scientists to a safe house in Sevastopol City, Ukraine. Rainbow was able to infiltrate the safe house and escort the two scientists to safety. The scientists informed Rainbow that the terrorists are actually local muscle hired by [[Spetsnaz|ex-Spetsnaz]] officers to kidnap the Bulgarian scientists and steal nuclear fuel. They also revealed that the former officers intended use the scientists to build nuclear weapons and sell them to the highest bidder. With the terrorists now cut off from the supplies and expertise from Bulgaria, they are now making their own nuclear fuel and bombs. On November 14th, the terrorists attempted to steal raw material from an old Soviet nuclear materials storage facility in Pavlograd, Ukraine and set up timed explosives to cover their escape. Rainbow quickly entered the site and prevented the bombs from detonating. |
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| − | ==Characters== |
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| − | *[[John Clark]] |
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| + | On December 1st, the last remnants of the ex-Spetnaz terrorist organization were traced to the disued Vorkuta military installation in West Siberia. The terrorists became aware that they had been compromised and were preparing to abandon the site with their equipment for making nuclear devices. Rainbow was able to prevent their escape, eliminated the remaining terrorists, and captured their leader. The leader was then turned over to the Russian government for his crimes. |
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| − | ===Rainbow (Assault)=== |
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| − | *[[Domingo Chavez]] |
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| − | *[[Santiago Arnavisca]] |
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| − | *[[Daniel Bogart]] |
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| − | *[[Andrew Burke]] |
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| − | *[[Genedy Filatov]] |
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| − | *[[Karl Haider]] |
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| − | *[[Timothy Hanley]] |
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| − | *[[Louis Loiselle]] |
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| − | *[[Jamal Murad]] |
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| − | *[[Alejandro Noronha]] |
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| − | *[[Arkadi Novikov]] |
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| − | *[[Eddie Price]] |
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| − | *[[Kazimiera Rakuzanka]] |
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| − | *[[Renee Raymond]] |
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| − | *[[Jorg Walther]] |
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| + | ==Features== |
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| − | ===Rainbow (Demo)=== |
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| + | ===Missions=== |
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| − | *[[Lars Beckenbauer]] |
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| + | ''Iron Wrath'' features seven story missions and eleven custom missions, three of which have been taken from past installments. Like the base game, each can also be played in the [[Terrorist Hunt]] and [[Hostage Rescue]] gamemodes. |
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| − | *[[Roger McAllen]] |
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| − | *[[Gerald Morris]] |
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| + | {{Columns |
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| − | ===Rainbow (Electronics)=== |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | |col1=*[[Scorched Legend]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Solo Furnace]] |
| + | *[[Dagger Harmess]] |
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| + | *[[Tower Shark]] |
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| + | |col2=*[[Radiant Haven]] |
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| + | *[[Arcing Bronze]] |
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| + | *[[Ursa Cavern]]}} |
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| − | === |
+ | ====Custom Missions==== |
| + | {{Columns |
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| − | *[[Antonio Maldini]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | |col1=*[[Ghost Town]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Maginot Line]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Moroccan Kesba]] |
| + | *[[Moroccan Café]] |
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| + | |col2=*[[Old City Roofs]] |
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| + | *[[Tunisian Ruins]] |
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| + | *[[TV Packing Facility]] |
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| + | *[[Rocket Facility (Raven Shield)|Rocket Facility]] |
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| + | {{Missions/Raven Shield}} |
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| − | ===Rainbow (Sniper)=== |
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| − | *[[Kure Galanos]] |
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| − | *[[Homer Johnston]] |
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| − | *[[Emilio Narino]] |
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| − | *[[Einar Petersen]] |
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| − | *[[Dieter Weber]] |
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+ | ===Maps=== |
| + | ''Iron Wrath'' features eight multiplayer maps. Like the base game, all campaign missions can also be played in multiplayer. |
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| − | *[[MK3]] |
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| − | *[[CZ-61 Sub-Machinegun]] |
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| + | {{Columns |
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| − | *[[M12 Sub-Machinegun]] |
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| + | |col1=*[[Ghost Town]] |
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| − | *[[Mac 11/9 Sub-Machinegun]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Maginot Line]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Moroccan Kesba]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Moroccan Café]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Old City Roofs]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Tunisian Ruins]] |
| + | |col2=*[[TV Packing Facility]] |
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| − | *[[MP5SD5]] |
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| + | *[[Rocket Facility (Raven Shield)|Rocket Facility]] |
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| − | *[[MP5/10A2]] |
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| + | *[[Kliment Ohridski University]] |
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| − | *[[UMP45]] |
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| + | *[[Operation Solo Furnace|Nuclear Reactor]] |
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| − | *[[MTAR-21]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Training Camp]] |
| + | *[[Operation Tower Shark|Docks]] |
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| − | *[[SR-2 Veresk Submachine Gun]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | |col3=*[[Safe House]] |
| + | *[[Storage Facility (Iron Wrath)|Storage Facility]] |
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| − | *[[Uzi]] |
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| + | *[[Military Installation]] |
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| − | *[[AK-47]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Cold Thunder]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Iron Comet]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Little Wing]]}} |
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| − | *[[FAMAS G2 Assault Rifle]] |
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| + | {{Maps/Raven Shield}} |
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| − | *[[G3A3]] |
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| − | *[[G36K]] |
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| + | ===Gamemodes=== |
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| − | *[[G3KA4]] |
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| + | ''Iron Wrath'' adds five new multiplayer gamemodes. |
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| − | *[[Galil]] |
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| − | *[[L85A1]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Limited Seats]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Free Backup]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Gas Alert]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Virus Upload]] |
| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[Intruder]] |
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| − | *[[OTS-14]] |
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| + | {{Gamemodes/Raven Shield}} |
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| − | *[[TAR-21]] |
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| − | *[[Type 89F]] |
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| + | ===Weapons=== |
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| − | *[[Type 97]] |
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| + | ''Iron Wrath'' introduces six new weapons to the game. |
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| − | *[[AW Covert]] |
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| − | *[[Dragunov SVD]] |
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| + | *[[Glock 17/Raven Shield|Model 17]] |
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| − | *[[M82A1]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[MK3|MK3 Auto SG]] |
| + | *[[MP7/Raven Shield|M7 PDW]] |
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| − | *[[SL8-2]] |
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| + | *[[Type 89-F/Raven Shield|Type 89F]] |
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| − | *[[SSG-3000]] |
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| + | *[[SR-25/Raven Shield|SR-25]] |
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| − | *[[VSS]] |
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| − | *[[ |
+ | *[[UM-100]] |
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| − | *[[M1 Tactical]] |
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| + | {{Weapons/Raven Shield}} |
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| − | *[[M1014]] |
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| − | *[[SPAS 12]] |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| − | *[[USAS-12]] |
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| + | *The expansion was in development for almost 2 years before Ubisoft decided to release it as a free download. |
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| − | *[[MModel 17]] |
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| − | *[[21E]] |
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| + | {{Games}} |
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| − | *[[HK23E]] |
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| − | *[[M240G]] |
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| + | [[Category:Expansions of R6 3: Raven Shield]] |
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| − | *[[M249 Squad Automatic Weapon]] |
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| − | *[[M60E4]] |
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| − | *[[RPD]] |
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| − | *[[UM100MK3|UM-100]] |
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| − | *[[92FS]] |
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| − | *[[AP]] |
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| − | *[[mK.23]] |
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| − | *[[Desert Eagle]] (.50, .357) |
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| − | *[[SPP]] |
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| − | *[[P228]] |
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| − | *[[.40 USP]] |
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| − | *[[93R]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 28 May 2020
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Iron Wrath is the second expansion of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield. It was developed by Ubisoft Casablanca and was released as a free download on FilePlanet on June 9, 2005.
Plot[]
After Rainbow foiled Nikola Gospić and Alvaro Gutierrez's plans to jumpstart a global fascism movement, various governments and counter-terrorist organizations began to dismantle the remainder of the People's Social Nationalist Party. On August 22th, 2007, the Bulgarian government managed to corner the last remaining terrorist cell to Sofia City in Bulgaria. Several members of the cell were able to escape local authorities to St. Kliment Ohridski University and took hostages. Rainbow managed to rescue the hostages and finally put an end to the PSNP.
The terrorists revealed during interrogations that they were in negotiations to join a new group of well armed nuclear opportunists. This new terrorist organization kidnapped a number of Bulgarian nuclear scientists and forced several of them to assist in breaking into the largest Bulgarian nuclear reactor in Kozloduy, Bulgaria on August 30th. While the reactor was decommissioned two years prior, the government never finished disposing of the remaining uranium fuel. At the request of the Bulgarian government, Rainbow was able to stop the terrorists and prevented the theft of the largest pile of fissionable materials in the country.
On September 16th, Rainbow Intel was able to track the location of three of the nuclear scientists to a secret training facility in Mirola, Poland. With the help of Rainbow, the Polish authorities shut down the site. Evidence at the site revealed that the terrorists are smuggling the kidnapped scientists out of the docks in Constanta, Romania. The scientists would then shipped to various countries to work on illegal nuclear projects. With this newfound information, Rainbow was able to stop the human trafficking operation on September 29th.
On October 17th, Rainbow Intel tracked the last of the kidnapped Bulgarian scientists to a safe house in Sevastopol City, Ukraine. Rainbow was able to infiltrate the safe house and escort the two scientists to safety. The scientists informed Rainbow that the terrorists are actually local muscle hired by ex-Spetsnaz officers to kidnap the Bulgarian scientists and steal nuclear fuel. They also revealed that the former officers intended use the scientists to build nuclear weapons and sell them to the highest bidder. With the terrorists now cut off from the supplies and expertise from Bulgaria, they are now making their own nuclear fuel and bombs. On November 14th, the terrorists attempted to steal raw material from an old Soviet nuclear materials storage facility in Pavlograd, Ukraine and set up timed explosives to cover their escape. Rainbow quickly entered the site and prevented the bombs from detonating.
On December 1st, the last remnants of the ex-Spetnaz terrorist organization were traced to the disued Vorkuta military installation in West Siberia. The terrorists became aware that they had been compromised and were preparing to abandon the site with their equipment for making nuclear devices. Rainbow was able to prevent their escape, eliminated the remaining terrorists, and captured their leader. The leader was then turned over to the Russian government for his crimes.
Features[]
Missions[]
Iron Wrath features seven story missions and eleven custom missions, three of which have been taken from past installments. Like the base game, each can also be played in the Terrorist Hunt and Hostage Rescue gamemodes.
Custom Missions[]
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Maps[]
Iron Wrath features eight multiplayer maps. Like the base game, all campaign missions can also be played in multiplayer.
Gamemodes[]
Iron Wrath adds five new multiplayer gamemodes.
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Weapons[]
Iron Wrath introduces six new weapons to the game.
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Trivia[]
- The expansion was in development for almost 2 years before Ubisoft decided to release it as a free download.
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