Rainbow Six Siege exploit fills your eyes with rubbish
A brand new Rainbow Six Siege exploit being abused by blaggards is like Rainbow Six Siege… on acid!!! The glitch, dubbed “Bird Box” by YouTuber “MicrowaveGaming” (a reference that can make extra sense in case you’ve seen that new Netflix movie), fills the sufferer’s display screen with rubbish jumbled polygons after they see it. There is a workaround to wipe your display screen clear till Ubisoft hopefully repair this, and it doesn’t contain blindfolds (once more, this may and so forth.). But maybe you’ll need to, at the least as soon as, witness Siege… on LSD!!!
Those who do know the way exactly the exploit works are maintaining quiet, for concern of it getting round an excessive amount of. Except for the dangerous folks, who’re abusing it and telling others learn how to abuse it. In quick, in case you have a look at a specific spot within the degree, your view will turn into crammed with stretched polygons swirling round and blocking your view. Oh you possibly can look away but it surely’ll be too late, your digital eyes can be gummed up with trash for the remainder of the game.
You can see its results in that screenshot ↑ up there, snapped by Reddit poster “blakif”, and in horrifying movement in MicrowaveGaming’s video:
MicrowaveGaming says that turning anti-aliasing off then again on within the game’s settings menu will repair it for that spherical, and “Lunarcy54” notes that disabling then enabling ambient occlusion can even repair it. That is useful however exploiters nonetheless get a giant benefit whilst you’re futzing with settings.
I’ve seen stories of this going again round a fortnight, to earlier than Christmas. Hey, Ubisoft, please repair this. I do know you wouldn’t condone taking part in Siege… on medicine!!!

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