Rainbow Six Siege fights against cheaters who throw you out of the match

Rainbow Six Siege fights against cheaters who throw you out of the match

The team of the tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege released a hotfix against cheaters on May 21. They have found a really annoying method to cheat. They can kick opposing players from a match. Even though this is just a hotfix, it earns the team praise from the toughest critic. Pro Pengu had previously harshly criticized the team.

This is the announcement from Ubisoft: On May 21, the team from Rainbow Six Siege announced on Twitter that they are currently investigating a cheat that causes players to be kicked from matches. They have released a hotfix to reduce the problem in certain cases and will continue to work on it.

So they have initially put a band-aid on the wound, which they want to treat better later.

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What is the problem? According to a Twitter post, the cheat apparently causes players to be thrown out of the game mid-match.

The game freezes and hangs. Players cannot even return to the lobby and have to restart Rainbow Six Siege.

This counts as if the player intentionally left the match.

Just a month ago, the team announced that they would take action against players who freeze lobbies.

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Pro player criticizes harshly, now praises better communication

This is the background: Currently, the atmosphere at Rainbow Six Siege is somewhat tense. The Danish pro player Pengu, who is currently playing in the GSA League for the team G2 Esports, published a two-hour video in which he criticized Ubisoft and Rainbow Six Siege. The video “Everything Wrong with Rainbow Six Siege” has now over 400,000 views. (via youtube)

In the 2-hour video, he addressed among other things:

  • the many problems with cheaters in ranked play
  • issues with the engine and client-side bugs. For example, players can shoot through walls
  • difficulties with lighting conditions in the game, forcing pros to turn the brightness up
  • balance issues
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However, Pengu now defends Ubisoft for the action with the hotfix after a Twitter user criticized that this is just the “absolute minimum.”

Pengu says: “In the past, Ubisoft had the tendency to not even acknowledge such problems. We should now celebrate and show our appreciation for addressing the issues. “

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Streamer shroud criticizes Rainbow Six Siege for being too realistic.

Rainbow Six Siege is considered a very realistic shooter. For the streaming star shroud, who is regarded as a shooter expert, the game is even too realistic in two aspects. This limits his enjoyment of the game.

Source(s): Gamespot, Dotesports, esportznetwork
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