Rainbow Six Siege adds a new penalty for toxic players.
The latest Rainbow Six Siege update dropped this week, and with it came a new penalty for players prone to particularly aggravating habits. Ubisoft has now officially introduced the"Reverse Friendly Fire" Reputation Penalty which will make it so that players have friendly fire directed back at them for not just one but several matches after they've purposefully fired at their own teammates too many times.
Friendly fire penalties were already in the game, and this latest penalty was revealed back in May when it was first tested, so this may sound a bit familiar to players who were already aware of some of the anti-toxicity systems Siege previously had in place. As the"Reputation" part of this penalty suggests, however, this one follows you for a few games based on your actions.
The patch notes below open with the Reverse Friendly Fire penalty and go on to cover everything else that's included in this week's update. The update itself is out as of Thursday and should be downloadable now across all platforms.User Experience
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