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Ubisoft has confirmed that the Doktor’s Curse Halloween event will make a comeback as a “revamp” this year, giving Rainbow Six Siege fans who missed it in 2019 a chance to try again.The return of Doktor’s Curse was announced on Friday (October 8) through a spooky trailer that parodies a bunch of older horror movie tropes.As well as confirming that the mode will be returning to Rainbow Six Siege, the trailer also notes that the returning Halloween event will be a “revamp” to the original game

Rainbow Six Siege, Ubisoft has dished out a free Showdown pack for all players who log in this week.Rainbow Six Siege players will be able to grab one free Showdown pack this week after the community was left confused over the appearance of a specific reward in the event.As spotted by PCGamesN, confusion arose from the ‘new sheriff in town’ challenge, which asked players to get ten kills in the Showdown mode. The reward for this task looked identical to a Showdown pack.

Amazon Games announced that it has hired former Ubisoft executive Alexandre Parizeau, handing him a “competitive multiplayer” title as his first project.As spotted by Hollywood Reporter, Amazon Games has acquired former Ubisoft executive Alexandre Parizeau, who previously worked as Managing Director at Ubisoft Toronto.Parizeau has also worked extensively on a series of Tom Clancy-branded shooters, working as Senior Producer on both Rainbow Six Vegas and the Splinter Cell franchise.

Rainbow Six Siege that was preventing players from joining playlists seems to have been fixed after devs admit to “not having a good weekend”.The issue arose when players tried to join playlists but appeared to be matched with a brand new account. This account/player did not exist, so this “ghost” could not be kicked to fix the problem.

Michael Jackson was working on what would be his final album prior to his death, Invincible. The record eventually came out on October 30, 2001, reaching number one in the US and UK.

Ubisoft has announced that it will finally stop penalizing Rainbow Six Siege players for winning against cheaters in ranked matches.A new Twitter post from the official Rainbow Six Siege account has revealed a brand new MMR update, confirming that it will “rollback” changes it made to competitive mode two years ago (thanks, PCGamer).The update, which is now live, will let players keep the MMR (competitive rating) they gained after defeating a banned cheater.

Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six has had many games, several of which are no longer purchasable, and now seven of them can be played in the new Rainbow Six: Black Ops 2.0 mod.The mod, available on moddb, was created by Menrva.

Ubisoft has announced it will be taking action against Rainbow Six Siege players found to be abusing the game’s systems for a specific form of cheating, dubbed “AFKing”.AFK stands for “Away From Keyboard”, and in the context of Siege often refers to players who are farming an in-game resource called Renown while not actually playing the game.

Rainbow Six Siege Mexico Major was delayed by Ubisoft after a “structural failure” at the tournament’s venue.Posted to the official Rainbow Six Esports Twitter account yesterday, the update on the event reads, “We regret to announce that following a structural failure at the venue, we are ending the stream for today, in order to safely evacuate all players and staff from the main stage.”“No one was injured during the incident,” the post assures.

Ubisoft narrative writer Simon Ducharme has shared his immense pride at being able to help introduce the first transgender operator in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.Speaking via his own personal Twitter account, Ducharme shared how “incredibly proud” he is to help bring new character Osa to the game.“So here it is. Osa is a trans woman, and I’m incredibly proud.

Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six Siege is getting changes to its competitive ladder to encourage players to progress further.Talking to PCGamesN, a source at Ubisoft has said that the team had noticed a trend where players would reach platinum rank but wouldn’t continue to earn diamond. To help encourage players to bridge this gap, Ubisoft will reduce the gap between ranks within the platinum tier.

Rainbow Six Siege lineup – will be the first trans character in the game when she steps onto test servers tomorrow (August 17).When Osa joins servers with the launch of Crystal Guard, she will be the first trans character in the game as per her bio and further confirmation from Ubisoft.Her biography mentions that she “found herself isolated due to her unorthodox approach and others’ attitudes towards her transition, so she focused on her work”.Speaking to Gamespot, writer Simon Ducharme

Rainbow Six Siege has confirmed that the next operation will be called Crystal Guard, and will soon launch a trailer for the next operator.In a Twitter teaser posted on August 10, Ubisoft has confirmed that the next operation for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege will be titled Crystal Guard, which was correctly named by leakers back in June.

Rainbow Six Siege in Japan are complaining that the game is being overtaken with what they call ‘AFK bouncers’.The PS4 version of the Ubisoft game is specifically experiencing the problem according to Eurogamer, as the button mapping in Japan here allows for a Renown (the games currency) exploit.Essentially, as the circle button on the Japanese PS4 version is both confirm and crouch, players can enter a match and repeatedly crouch while off doing other things.

Ubisoft and Bungie have teamed up to take a subscription-based cheat company to court, saying they’ve cost them “millions of dollars”Company Ring-1 currently sells bundles of hacks for online first person shooters like Destiny 2 and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.As reported by PC Gamer, these cheats include aimbots, a hardware ID spoofer to avoid bans, special tools to show the health and distance of other players as well as the option to alter weapon spread and recoil.They offer similar cheat

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is unveiling the Containment Event, which includes a new game mode called Nest Destruction.Running until August 24, Rainbow Six Siege’s Containment Event will be focused around the Nest Destruction game mode.

Amazon has announced its new MMO, New World, reached the 200,000 concurrent players mark over the weekend, representing a significant milestone for the game that’s currently in closed beta.The MMO hit a peak concurrent figure of 200,856 on Steam on Sunday, making it the sixth most popular game on the platform.

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint will soon be getting a crossover with Tomb Raider in celebration of the game’s 20th anniversary.Amongst a slew of updates that have surfaced for Ghost Recon this year, the 20th anniversary celebrations have prompted a new Operation to be added to the most recent title in the series.Ghost Recon: Breakpoint will be updated to include an Operation titled Motherland, which will incorporate characters from Wildlands and Tomb Raider.Although there are no further details as of

Rainbow Six Siege launched back in 2015, fans may have been wondering whether there will be a sequel. But Ubisoft developers have now explained why this will be unlikely.During a Reddit AMA yesterday (July 22), creative director Leroy Athanassoff answered that “Siege is an evolving game”.“The Siege of the future will be dramatically different from today’s Siege, to the point where we could call it Siege 2.

Rainbow Six Siege developers at Ubisoft are keen to get rid of the Terrorist Hunt game mode – but not until they’ve created a new ‘warmup’ mode.During a Reddit AMA (spotted via Twitter), Rainbow Six Siege devs were asked whether there would be any further updates to Terrorist Mode.

Ubisoft has announced Tom Clancy’s XDefiant, the next entry in a franchise that includes games like The Division, Rainbow Six Siege and Splinter Cell.First announced on July 19, the game is a 6v6 multiplayer shooter where players will use customised weapons, unique abilities and traits to earn a hard-fought victory.While it may seem wholly ruthless, Executive Producer Mark Rubin hopes that the game will be fun “whether you’re playing casually or pushing yourself competitively.”With a host of new

Rainbow Six Siege developers have said they don’t have any major plans for Training Grounds and Situations mode.Associate game director on Rainbow Six Seige, Aurélien Chiron, spoke to PCGamesN about the lack of new content for the modes in the FPS, explaining that the team isn’t happy about the current options either.“Training Grounds and Situations are not a great tool for onboarding,” Chiron said.

Ubisoft Montreal is finally taking steps to adjust the volume of crouching in Rainbow Six Siege, after the community has been asking for years. Speaking with PCGamesN, game director Aurélie Débant says that prone is staying in Rainbow Six Siege, but there will be some changes. “To be clear, we are not currently thinking about removing prone from Siege.

Ubisoft has announced that Rainbow Six Extraction has been delayed, and will release in January 2022.No specific date has been given for the January release, but Ubisoft believes it to be the right decision for the “long-term performance” of the game.

Ubisoft‘s open-world sports game Riders Republic will now be released on October 28.According to Ubisoft, “the goal with the decision is to give more opportunities for players to test, play firsthand and give feedback to ensure we are bringing the best experiences to market and allow them to reach their full potential.”The news of Riders Republic‘s delay came alongside the announcement that Rainbow Six Extraction has also been pushed back to 2022.

Rainbow Six Siege operator Tachanka is getting a host of changes in the next update for Year 6 Season 2, alongside a handful of other operators.The Year 6 Season 2.2 update to Rainbow Six Siege is making balance changes to a few operators, and Ubisoft has detailed the changes in a designer’s notes post, with Tachanka, Alibi, Frost, and Zofia all getting updates and nerfs.Accompanying the update are a range of graphs and matrices that show the difference between win rate and how often the heroes

Ubisoft has confirmed that it will address several audio bugs in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege that have supposedly been around for a good couple of years. As brought to light by professional Rainbow Six Siege esports player Niclas “Pengu” Mouritzen at the end of June, the reported bug that was said to be plaguing the competitive scene allowed for “dropping hatches, vaulting, and ripping C4 and [gre]nades” silently in-game, making the bug ripe for abuse in competitive play.It’s not exactly

Microsoft has announced the games that are coming to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service throughout July.July’s Xbox Game Pass announcements are here, and they reveal what subscribers can expect to see on Cloud, console, and PC.First up is Dragon Quest Builders 2, releasing on Cloud streaming on July 8 – the game is already available on consoles and PC.City builder Tropico 6 also lands on July 8 for cloud console and PC, whilst UFC 4 comes to Game Pass Ultimate subscribers on the same day

Ubisoft Montpellier is currently working on Beyond Good and Evil 2, but a new job listing mentions an unannounced game.A post on LinkedIn from the studio states: “We are looking for a Community Developer to manage the community strategy of Beyond Good and Evil 2 and an unannounced game.”The hire needs to be an “expert in digital and communication, fluent English/ French and have a solid experience in digital marketing and digital creations.”Beyond Good and Evil 2 was originally announced in 2017

Ubisoft’s upcoming Rainbow Six Extraction will not add any new operators, instead only using those  present in Siege.Ubisoft spoke to The Loadout and revealed that Extraction would not add any new operators unique to the new setting.“With the huge number of operators now available on Siege, we had more than enough options at our disposal to make sure to cover all the angles.” game director Patrik Méthé said”He added that there were discussions about new operators specific to Extraction.

Rainbow Six Siege pro Pengu has accused the competitive scene of exploiting audio bugs for a number of years.Pengu tweeted about the bugs yesterday, saying that he had managed to test and replicate abilities which allowed for “dropping hatches, vaulting, and ripping C4 nades” silently. He was also able to throw rappel ropes with no in-game noise as well.Rainbow Six Siege‘s highly-competitive nature means that players often use audio cues to understand what the enemy team is doing.

Rainbow Six: Extraction’s director, Patrik Méthé, said that one of the pillars during production was the belief that ‘guns are not enough’.Talking to The Loadout, Méthé discussed how Rainbow Six: Extraction will stand out among the many upcoming co-op PvE titles. “Our main focus from the inception of the game was to create a different kind of co-op shooter,” he said.“There are a bunch of games in the genre that are very fun, as they allow the player to mindlessly mow down hundreds of enemies per

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege players have found an experimental “revamped” HUD that can be enabled with a command-line argument.Players can turn on the new HUD by adding “/revamphud” to the launch options in Steam or Ubisoft Connect. The new user interface is cleaner but also includes a large compass across the bottom of the screen.

Microsoft has added Xbox Series X support for a number of games on its xCloud streaming platform, including Rainbow Six Siege.The Verge’s senior editor Tom Warren tweeted the hardware upgrades yesterday, showing how Yakuza: Like A Dragon had new graphics options.it looks like xCloud just got the Xbox Series X hardware upgrade for certain games.

Rainbow Six Siege is making players invisible against the game’s reinforced barricades.The issue was noticed by TeamQueen member Miss Marie R6 who made the post on twitter, saying “Bout to spend 2550k on North Star Uniforms”.In a follow-up tweet they helpfully highlighted the operator, who was nearly invisible against the reinforcement they were standing in front of.There he is pic.twitter.com/iZM4NfA9OA—

Ubisoft is making some important changes to its tactical first-person shooter, Rainbow Six Siege.The developer has addressed some of the more pressing concerns in the game, including players being hard to see in certain skins and how bullet holes appear in certain materials.First up is the gas propagation from operator Smoke’s remote gas grenades.