Rainbow Six Siege Test Server
'Rainbow Six Siege' will be opening its Technical Test Servers to console players (image source: YouTube/ Draegast) The Past and Future TTS updates Ubisoft has yet to share when they plan on launching the next “Rainbow Six Siege” Technical Test Servers update as they don’t seem to have a set date as of the moment.
For those who’ve made extra room on their hard drive for Rainbow Six Siege’s 60GB test server, Ubisoft has launched a new aimed at rewarding players that proactively report new Siege bugs in need of squashing.Any player who reports three “acknowledged” test server bugs to, Siege’s official bug support portal, is eligible to earn unique in-game items. For a bug to be acknowledged by the developers, you must be the first to report it and it has to be reproducible. Three bugs may seem like a lot of work to earn a prize, but the scale of Siege's maps, characters, gadgets, and modes practically makes it an ant hill—give it a few kicks and a bug will surely emerge.The first reward is a new weapon charm that might earn a chuckle from players familiar with the early days of Siege. The “raptor legs” charm is a reference to the infamous that caused an operator’s legs to grow and bend in ways that legs never should.
Rainbow Six Siege Test Server Down
A dark time from which we will hopefully never return. Raptor-legged Frost is the charm on offer for now, but Ubi has more prizes planned for the future.The Bug Hunter program is a cool idea to encourage more players to use the test server for its intended purpose and not just trying out new operators or balance changes (guilty! Since the program is limited to test server bugs only, it seems the rewards are PC exclusive for the time being. More details about the program can be found in Ubi’s official.
Play the 🦁 Lion Rework on the Test Server! TS patchnotes: Feedback: ⬇ Warning timer down to 1.5s ⬇ Scan timer down to 2s 🔀 Scan outline replaced w/red ping debuff ⬆ # of charges to 3 ⬇ CD down to 15s ☑ Vigil gadget = immune new EE-ONE-D scanner operates in a similar way to Alibi’s Prisma detection, where enemies will be tracked by a ping debuff instead of their outline. This ping debuff is only applied a maximum of three times throughout the scan, meaning defenders have more of a chance to move around during the scan.