Room Swap Rodeo: Consulate Tellers defense strat

• YouTubeDefending Fake Objectives in Rainbow Six SiegeEvan Braddock · 2021-12-22
• YouTubeDefending Fake Objectives Part 2 in Rainbow Six SiegeEvan Braddock · 2022-07-26
• YouTubeFake Site Setup Still Works in Rainbow Six SiegeEvan Braddock · 2026-04-25
• WebStrat Roulette #58: Red HerringProton

What we changed: Evan Braddock (Dec 2021) calls it room swapping: the defenders defend the wrong objective on purpose and bait the attackers into pushing it. Part 2 (Jul 2022) says the cleanest version is to look like you are holding one place while you play the other. Evan's Apr 2026 video (described as 'room swap') shows it still fooling attackers on the current game: the defenders defend the fake site and the attackers keep pushing it until they find out. Strat Roulette lists the same idea as Red Herring: leave the objective in prep and set up somewhere else. Ubisoft's game guide says attackers find the bomb by droning in prep, so a swap works as long as the bomb stays hidden from drones. Tellers and Servers sit on different floors, which is why we use them. Walls and callouts come from our Tellers and Servers research (iFrozen's Squilliam, Hold Below). The two-loud, three-quiet split, the swap word and the timings are ours. It is a gamble: one drone through a hole shows the bomb.

Written up in our own words. The tactics are the creators'; go support them.