The team behind Rainbow Six Siege has been discussing various options for ages, from talk of ditching friendly fire in casual playto recently implementing a toxic player report button, but Ubisoft have often been reticent to discuss their specific plans to address the issue. Players behaving badly are a problem inherent to any online game, and every set of developers take their own steps in curbing it. Update February 19, 2018:Ubisoft provide an answer on why they aren’t providing many answers about addressing toxic behaviour. Ubisoft say these changes are “short-term,” aimed at beginning a plan to address toxicity, “but we do not plan to stop there.”
Ubisoft plan to “track long term offenders across multiple games and sessions that slip through the cracks of our current team kill detection system.” They’re staying light on details to avoid letting determined offenders exploit the system. Team killing will be dealt with even sooner, with season 2. The season will also add an automated chat filter that replaces words in a specified list, notifying players when their language is found “unacceptable.” The developers will track the number of times this filter is triggered to take action against players who are “intentionally having a negative impact” on others.
You can mute text or voice individually for any player in the game.
Season 3 will also see the addition of a mute text chat function, letting you silence communication from specific players. Particularly egregious offenders may be banned permanently without a warning or shorter ban beforehand. Those slur bans will be applied “with increasing severity on a case-by-case basis.” Bans can be for 2, 6, or 15 days, or permanent, depending on severity, and Ubisoft are tracking individual players to see how often they’re using defamatory language.
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