That doesn’t look much like a Kanal rework, which would assume it’s a complimentary Australian map. In the corner we can also see a thumbnail of a new map. That would make the motocross helmet dude Gridlock, but there’s nothing to support this necessarily. If Mozzie is supposed to be a female defender who anchors on objective controlling drones, the woman working on the motorcycle sure looks ripped enough to be a 3-armor. The most obvious connection here to Kormora’s forum posts is Australia, but there are a few other things that stay consistent. Replay tools, likewise, are one of the necessary technical ingredients for a more robust anti-cheat system. Players have been asking for proper replay tools for a long time, so hard to tell on that one too. Ubi is continuing its commitment to reworking older maps, so the Kanal claim is as good as anyone’s guess. Kormora’s friend also told them Kanal would be receiving a rework in Year 4 Season 2 and a theater mode is in the works. Mozzie is supposed to be a female defender who anchors on objective controlling drones. You can chalk that up to it being fake or just an early build of the content. The strange part to me is how the web gadget seems to awkwardly hang over the edge of the stairs. The image is a bit blurry and the geometry of the web theoretically wouldn't be too hard to produce in Photoshop, but the concept of the trap is believable. To give the leak more credibility, Kormora followed up the initial post with a supposed image of Gridlock’s web tracker, which you can find above. Mozzie is a defender who places a device that can assume control of attacker drones when they drive into its range. Gridlock is an attacker that places “red web trackers” that damage defenders and make noise when triggered. ResetEra user Kormora posted a supposed description of the new Australian operators given to them by an “industry friend.” The post calls the operators Gridlock and Mozzie.

They all have one thing in common: Australia. Late in December, a series of supposed leaks began showing up on 4chan and gaming forum ResetEra. Siege’s 44 operators have done a great job of representing many regions of the world, but the entire country/continent of Australia has been left out thus far, so in theory it makes a lot of sense. Ubisoft loves to inject new maps with references and easter eggs, so it’s unlikely that the map was included for no reason. While perusing around the new Fortress map, redditor Manysuchcases noticed a projector setup in the briefing room that depicted a map of Australia. Speculation about Siege heading to the land down under started around the release of Wind Bastion in November.

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