While this ban came August 31, before the launch of Grim Sky, Ubisoft's fixes into the issues came. Additionally, it raises ongoing concerns in the Rainbow Six Siege Credits area Ubisoft but occasionally flawed enforcement of the principles of the game, such as criticism of the implementation of the game language filters.

Ultimately, a bone of contention comes from the form of Rook, whose character model was criticised for appearing to lower his age. His visor was increased, but the detail of his face seems to have been decreased in the process, leaving him appearing baby-faced and losing a lot of dirt and the stubble. Once again taking to Reddit, the community manager of Ubisoft confirmed that a patch later in the summer season will reduce his visor again to cover the version, but the first, older face will not make a comeback.

While these are all temporary problems, Ubisoft needing to combat fires has meant problems that would normally be picked up and fixed early in buy Rainbow Six Siege Items a year are likely as-of-yet unacknowledged.

The astonishingly open strategy for Rainbow Six Siege, R6Fix, lists issues. There has been an uptick in reports because the launch of Grim Sky: black screens, crashes on all platforms, disconnections, complete system locks, sound bugs and more have been reported, but Ubisoft hasn't yet supplied a timescale for their fixes.