10 Infuriating Multiplayer Video Game Levels That Totally Broke You

7. Tower - Rainbow Six: Siege

Rainbow Six Siege
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Though for the most part the maps in Rainbow Six: Siege are pretty well balanced, the tightness of its multiplayer means that even the smallest issue can make certain levels feel like completely broken messes.

Tower, one of the most recent DLC offerings, is one of the few areas in the game that has such issues. The prevalence of wide-open spaces is already antithetical to the Siege experience, but this map is littered with them, meaning you're not really encouraged to move too much in fear of being sniped from every angle.

This problem translated over to the objectives as well, with the rooms often being too large, and too penetrable, to properly defend against. It's been taken out of Ranked rotation (at the time of writing, anyway), but that still doesn't stop the fear from creeping in when booting up a Casual match.

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