This week is the Cyber Monday week on Amazon with numerous offers. Operation Wind Bastion can now be found on the game’s test server. The company had previously emphasized that it wanted to comply with local guidelines. Since this is a testing environment, a consistent gameplay experience is not guaranteed on the Test Server. It remains to be seen whether the publisher still considers the adjustments necessary there. The Test Server is an alternative version of Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Siege, allowing players to test upcoming gameplay features that will make their way into the main game itself. Ubisoft is trying to implement it as soon as possible without jeopardizing the planned start date of the new season and the stability of the game.Īccording to Ubisoft, players in Asia play “the same game as the other players”, which indicates that the changes will also be reversed there. For some assets, however, it could sometimes take longer. The changes will be made with the release of Operation Wind Bastion. They want to ensure that “the gaming experience for all players, especially those who have been with us from the start, is as close as possible to the original artistic vision”. The decisive factors for this are the “discussions with our community in the last two weeks as well as normal discussions with our internal Ubisoft team”. Now Ubisoft is rowing back completely and announcing in a blog entry that the assets will be converted back to their original form.

Rainbow Six Siege: U-turn in terms of self-censorshipĮarlier this month we reported that Ubisoft was planning global adjustments in Rainbow Six Siege to suit the Asian market.Īs a result, references to blood, s*x and g******g disappeared from the title, which made many fans dissatisfied.Īfter a Ubisoft spokesman stated that there were differences between the versions for the western and the Asian market, regardless of the announcement, many asked themselves why these adjustments should be made in the west at all.

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