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The Rainbow Six Siege reload glitches and recoil bugs have been causing players headaches since the launch of Operation Para Bellum, and those issues have been severe enough to have implications in pro play. Fixes are on the way, however, and they’re on the way right now according to Ubisoft.
A hotfix went live earlier today – 8:15 PDT / 11:15 EDT / 16:15 BST, if you need the details for posterity – which contained two small, but very important changes. Namely, a “reload bug fix” and an “incorrect recoil fix,” both of which are much-needed (and long-awaited) repairs for the game.
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Both glitches had been introduced since the launch of Operation Para Bellum, and though the official reasoning was vague many fans speculate that the Rainbow Six Pro League delay last week was a direct result of these issues. But earlier this week, the Pro League announced that the games would be back on as of June 25, after “unforeseen technical issues in the game, which we felt affected the integrity of the matches at a competitive and professional level of play.”
The reload glitch occasionally had players going through a full reload animation without actually reloading, and no apparent way to break the cycle. Similarly, the recoil bug occurred regularly (and seemingly at random) with clips sometimes only giving vertical recoil – no vertical. This was especially problematic with SMGs, with Jackal in particular standing out among the affected operators. You can see that glitch in practice below.
But now, your best Rainbow Six Siege operator should be a little bit easier to operate, and with Pro League events back on it seems Ubisoft is confident that the latest fixes are enough to have the game back on track.
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A Rainbow Six Siege exploit that has plagued the player base for the past few months will be fixed as early as next week.
Rainbow Six Siege‘s Jäger apparently can’t catch a break. Whether it be the loss of his ACOG sight or the impending correction that will prevent him from putting a bullet-proof shield on his face, developer Ubisoft Montreal is set on making sure that he’s as balanced as can be, and more importantly, that he’s no longer capable of a game-breaking exploit.
The exploit in question involves a certain series of button inputs that allow Jäger to place a Ballistic Shield on his own head and move about the map unimpeded. It stays right on his head, regardless of where he goes or which way he leans, meaning being shot in the head is a non-issue.
Ubisoft Montreal has said that a patch that fixes this glitch is on the way for PC as early as next week, but console players will have to wait a little longer.
There are certain aspects “outside [their] our control” that are inhibiting them from deploying a patch at this time, according to their Reddit post. This just means that the fix to this glitch won’t be available on consoles until the next scheduled Mid-Season Reinforcements patch.
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There are other glitches that involve specific button inputs, but my personal favorite is deploying multiple Tachanka turrets, though this isn’t as game-breaking and has a lot more comedic value.
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Rainbow Six Siege is heading into its 3rd year on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. The game recently surpassed 25 million lifetime players. You can check out the content roadmap, which details the rest of the map and operator additions, here.