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Posted February 5, 2016 by Fin Carew in News
 
 

Rainbow Six Siege Update Causes More Glitches

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The most recent patch for Rainbow Six Siege has reportedly caused more glitches than it fixed. Problems with the game now include faulty knife-melee recognition, headshot registration and players reporting their rank not increasing or decreasing regardless of Win/Loss ratio or Win/Loss streaks.

You can take a look at players experiencing glitches on YouTube already, such as this one below featuring a knife-melee being unresponsive:

The ‘Shadow-man-bug’ has caused problems too, with one player referring to the game as “absolutely not playable”. This bug causes a player to be a constantly standing shadow regardless of what position the player character is actually in (such as prone), as seen in this video:

These glitches are only the tip of a very deep iceberg, however, as problems with rendering and vaulting through walls make the game less a tension-filled counter-terrorism simulator and more like manoeuvring a child’s attempt on Super Mario Maker.

Ubisoft has responded to players with a post suggesting fixes coming mid-February.


Fin Carew