In the wake of this update, Ubisoft found that “approximately 1300 players” were utilizing some type of cheat software, with all offenders facing an instant 15-day suspension for their trouble.
The publisher recently outlined their efforts on the UbiBlog, warning cheaters that they could stand to lose even more when eventually caught.įollowing a rundown of anti-cheat measures detailed earlier this month, the wide-reaching, cheater-blocking patch went live, rendering numerous notorious exploits obsolete. Ubisoft has made clear that swift bans and suspensions await anyone who willfully breaks the rules, but even those combined efforts aren’t enough to combat all exploitive behavior. Rainbow Six Siege has proven time and again their mission toward taking out abusive players, whether it be for using toxic language or outright game hacking.
