According to a document released by Ubisoft, Rainbow Six Siege's "daily player total is higher today than it was when we first shipped the game nine months ago."
The actual number of daily active users is 1.26 million, and the spike comes on the heels of the new content update, Skull Rain, which went live last week.
The document goes on to say that starting today, the developers will begin banning "thousands" of players who have been cheating, as detected by Battle-Eye, their recently implemented client-side anti-cheat system.
"We invest in Rainbow Six Siege as we would invest in our own home - we check the pipes, the foundations and everything else," said creative director Xavier Marquis. "That's because we are here to stay."
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The actual number of daily active users is 1.26 million, and the spike comes on the heels of the new content update, Skull Rain, which went live last week.
The document goes on to say that starting today, the developers will begin banning "thousands" of players who have been cheating, as detected by Battle-Eye, their recently implemented client-side anti-cheat system.
"We invest in Rainbow Six Siege as we would invest in our own home - we check the pipes, the foundations and everything else," said creative director Xavier Marquis. "That's because we are here to stay."
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