The Siege X Dokkaebi rework is fast approaching, and it arrives with the release of Operation System Override. The new Season, Operation System Override, arrives on June 2, 2026, and introduces several new additions and adjustments to the game. However, we’ll be talking about the new operator rework for today.
The Siege X Dokkaebi rework arrives as another entry into the roster of reworked operators. She now joins the ranks of Tachanka, Blackbeard, Thatcher, Clash, and Recruit. Now, let’s take a look at how this rework affects our beloved hacker and what makes her so different after the rework.
The Siege X Dokkaebi Rework
The most notable part of the Siege X Dokkaebi rework affects her main ability, the Jegeo Payload. However, it also affects her loadout, which we will look at after discussing the main part of the rework. Speaking of which, let’s analyze the changes made to our hacker girl’s hacking ability, the Jegeo Payload.
The Changes Made To The Jegeo Payload
The Siege X Dokkaebi rework completely changes how the Jegeo Payload works. Instead of a global call that alerts your entire team’s location to the enemy team, the Jegeo Payload is now more focused. Not only that, but it poses a real threat now, as it can potentially damage or even kill a neglectful defender.
The new Jegeo Payload acts similarly to Deimos’ Deathmark Tracker, as you need a valid, identified target before you can call their phone. Once called, defenders only have a short window before their phone explodes and spills a puddle of flame onto the ground. After a defender’s phone explodes, they’re no longer able to use it to operate observation tools.
The new stats for the Jegeo Payload are as follows:
- Initial resources: One
- Maximum charges: Five
- Charge refill time: 25 seconds
- Duration: Seven seconds
- Phone explosion deals 40 HP of explosive damage
- Explosion spawns an area of fire for five seconds
Another interesting change for Dokkaebi’s ability is that her hack is no longer permanent, but rather a temporary power-up for her team. But in exchange for a limited 20-second hack time, Dokkaebi can hack any dropped mobile device from any range. She doesn’t even need line of sight for the hack with the upcoming rework.
The Changes Made To Dokkaebi’s Loadout
The changes made to Dokkaebi’s loadout by the Siege X Dokkaebi rework are relatively small compared to the ability changes. Nevertheless, it’s still important to bring it up; it may affect other players more than others. And I wasn’t lying when I said that the loadout changes are rather small, so don’t blame me if these changes seem underwhelming.
The loadout changes contain two changes to our tech-savvy girl’s loadout. The changes remove her stun grenades while adding a new weapon to her arsenal, the XK23, a new fully automatic assault rifle for three operators. The new XK23, available for Dokkaebi, Rauora, and Sens, has the following stats:
- Damage: 49 hp
- Rate of Fire: 675 rpm
- Destruction: Medium, does not destroy studs
- Magazine Capacity: 35 bullets
- Magazine Count: Five
- Total Ammunition: 175 bullets
- Reload Speed: 3.5 sec
- Available Attachments:
- Optics: Iron sight, Sight, Magnified Sights
- Grips: Vertical, Angled, Horizontal
- Muzzle: None, Muzzle Brake, Compensator, Flash Hider, Suppressor, Extended Barrel
- Under Barrel: None, Laser
Is That All For The Siege X Dokkaebi Rework In Operation System Override?
Sadly, that is indeed all for the Siege X Dokkaebi rework, but that certainly isn’t all for Operation System Override. And if you want to learn more about the upcoming Season, arriving June 2, 2026, then you know where to look; in fact, you’ll only have to stick around for a small bit. But don’t just waste that time, get on Siege and practice with that available time.
And while you practice, you could sneak in a few practice sessions with Dokkaebi; she’s getting a fresh coat of paint soon!
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