Secondly, after it Rainbow Six Siege Credits was discovered that a number of innocent gamers were banned for boosting Ubisoft has had to reverse a recent wave of bans. All players that were awarded a 15-day suspension have experienced their own bans reversed, and nearer investigations were completed to ascertain who was not wrongfully suspended and who. Those found guilty while players will receive a 30-day Renown Booster had suspensions reinstated after this week.
While this ban came before the launching of Grim Sky, the fixes to the issues of Ubisoft came. It also raises concerns in the area surrounding Ubisoft but sometimes flawed enforcement such as criticism of their implementation of the poisonous language filters of this game.
Finally, a small bone of contention comes from the buy R6 Credits form of Rook, whose newest character model has been criticised for appearing to drastically reduce his era. His visor was raised, however, the detail of his face appears to have been diminished from the process, leaving him looking baby-faced and losing lots of the batter and grime. Once again taking to Reddit, Ubisoft's community supervisor confirmed that a patch will lower his visor to pay the new model, but the original, older face won't be making a comeback.
While these are all temporary problems, Ubisoft having to combat fires has supposed are going as-of-yet unacknowledged.
The surprisingly open bug-squashing strategy for Rainbow Six Siege, R6Fix, lists issues raised by the community for both the test and live servers.
