Rainbow Six Siege cheaters are in for a tough trip, as developer Ubisoft Montreal has applied a brand new system that mechanically kicks cheaters from matches and immediately bans them. Beforehand, gamers would get a 15-day ban on their first offense, however in response to the sport’s devs, these days are over.
The brand new anti-cheat efforts had been caught in motion throughout a livestreamed match on standard Rainbow Six Siege content material creator JessGOAT’s Twitch channel. Within the clip, an apparent cheater is promptly kicked and banned. JessGOAT shared the footage on X (previously Twitter), and the official Rainbow Six Siege account responded, “Y’all thought we had been playin’?”
Ubisoft additionally shared more details concerning the sport’s new anti-cheat efforts.
“We have heard your suggestions and are updating our sanctioning techniques for gamers detected for botting,” the developer said. “Gamers will now be completely banned on their first botting offense, somewhat than an preliminary 15-day ban adopted by a everlasting ban on the second offense. This stricter and extra aggressive sanctioning has been made doable by an improved detection system that drastically reduces false positives.”
“As of now, cheaters sanctioned by our techniques might be kicked from their ongoing match and the match might be mechanically cancelled,” the assertion continued. “Together with Y9S4.2, we’re transport a brand new spherical of hardening and safety updates, as we did in every patch (4.0, 4.1, 4.1.1) with main disruption and affect on probably the most prevalent cheat suppliers.”
Ubisoft has sued Rainbow Six Siege cheat-makers up to now (and has all the time taken dishonest critically), however the newest replace is arguably the strictest anti-cheat effort the sport has ever seen.