The newest Rainbow Six Siege patch targets teammate griefing

Rainbow Six Siege rolled out an anti-griefing feature last month referred to as “reverse friendly fire” (RFF) designed to penalize teammates who grief their allies. Today’s patch provides additional parameters in activating the function and makes numerous steadiness tweaks.

The patch makes it in order that continued chip harm from one other teammate over a number of rounds will stack RFF factors extra rapidly. RFF prompts when you put an ally right into a “down but not out” state, however when you revive that participant, RFF will deactivate now.

There’s a bunch of balancing tweaks within the replace, too (you’ll be able to learn the full patch notes here). Breaching torch sounds are simpler to listen to now when Maverick is making a gap near you (thank goodness), and the protect’s hip-fire cone has elevated, to call a number of.

The patch will hit consoles on July 24.