He further asserted that the in-game interrogation was a toned-down version of its real-life counterpart. Alexander Karpazis, Ubisoft's art director, explained this in a video produced by American magazine Wired, detailing that the techniques used in the documentaries were 'absolutely brutal'.

The team settled on the latter, as well as an additional stealth-focused skill to sneak around. These included waterboarding, putting a bucket over their head and beating it, and putting a knife to their throat.

While developing Caveira, a team of Ubisoft developers would watch documentaries about the interrogation techniques and sequences that BOPE performed onto a person. She also has the ability to 'Silent Step', allowing her to move discreetly across the game's map. While enemies are down, Caveira can interrogate them and if successful, the position and identities of all enemy operators are revealed for 9 seconds. Within the game, Caveira has access to a 'Luison', a custom semi-automatic pistol fitted with subsonic ammunition that takes down enemies rather than killing them. Her criminal profile allowed her to choose between entering a juvenile reformatory or working with BOPE. Originally from a small town near São Paulo, Caveira was arrested as a robbery suspect at age 16. In Rainbow Six Siege lore, Caveira is known as an interrogator who is working for Batalhão de Operações Policiais Especiais (BOPE), the police tactical unit of the Military Police of Rio de Janeiro State (PMERJ) in Brazil. She also appears as a crossover DLC character in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands, and in other video games published by French video game publisher Ubisoft, including the crossover title Tom Clancy's Elite Squad. Caveira was introduced in Operation Skull Rain, the game's third season, which was released on August 6, 2016. Taina 'Caveira' Pereira is a fictional player character who appears in the 2015 video game Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, a tactical online first-person shooter that was developed by Ubisoft Montreal.

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