Ubisoft has confirmed that Rainbow Six Siege has made some extremely important updates to its anti-cheat system, which should help the game become more cheater-free. The battle against cheaters in competitive FPS titles is never-ending, but Rainbow Six Siege has taken a big step forward with its latest update.
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In a post on X, Rainbow Six Siege shared a few important changes to its anti-cheat system. From now on, botting is a permanent ban on the first offense. Previously, this was an initial...
