Rainbow Six Siege update 2.1.1 was assumed for release soon, but it appears the small patch won’t debut until next week. A tweet from the game’s official account confirmed the news Wednesday morning.
The message reads “2.1.1 will happen next week, [so] we’ll keep you updated with the exact times.” The full list of expected features can be found here, but here are a few of the major ones.
@msb_albangi 2.1.1 will happen next week, we'll keep you updated with the exact times. Sorry for the inconvenience
— Rainbow Six Siege (@Rainbow6Game) February 15, 2017
- Hit detection issues on all platforms
- Improved telemetry
- Kill camera alignment glitches
- Neck shots won’t be registered as headshots
- BattlEye support improvements on PC
- Connectivity fixes across all platforms
- Mira’s Black Mirror ability won’t accidentally trigger with melee
- Camera angle locks
- Getting stuck in drones
- Charges and Hibana Pellets getting destroyed by Black Mirror
- Skins not available, fail to apply or improperly rendered
- Rook and Doc share headgear
A more complete list of fixes will likely be available once the official patch notes go live, but these changes are confirmed adjustments with top-priority status that should arrive next week or shortly thereafter.
In fact, with regard to recent networking problems, Siege PS4 servers just finished a round of maintenance to fix matchmaking errors in multi-region parties. Players in select territories may need to download an emergency 2.5GB patch to resolve the issue. Additional undisclosed network improvements are designed to keep the Sony faithful online.
Rainbow Six Siege update 2.1.0 arrived just a few days ago, and it addressed issues with XP, the Velvet Shell DLC and more. The next round of fixes should further tighten the multiplayer experience.
Rainbow Six Siege is available now on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
What fixes do you want to see in Rainbow Six Siege update 2.1.1? Are these preliminary patch notes encouraging? Tell us in the comments section!
