However, your matchmaking ranking will remain separate in different playlists.”Īdditionally, thanks to this new system, it also allowed Ubisoft to create a more comprehensive ranking system called Champion ranks that only rank you after you’ve played 100 matches of Rainbow Six Siege. “This means that you will not have different MMRs depending on the region you play in. “In order to prevent matchmaking abuses while switching regions, we will be changing to unified MMRs for each playlist,” Ubisoft explained in the Operation Steel Wave release blog. This should limit the ability of players to simply switch their region when they want a new placement or to be able to intentionally rank lower to grief less-skilled players. This revised system for Rainbow Six Siege drops regional ranks, with MMR gains and losses now reflected globally. With Operation Steel Wave, the new “Unified MMR system” has been released. Ubisoft has now looked to rectify that error with the launch of Operation Steel Wave.

One of the biggest problems that Rainbow Six Siege faced, however, was in its ranked system and the variance in MMR when players switched regions. Rainbow Six Siege has been one of the biggest success stories and turn arounds in gaming history – from a poor launch, to one of the most successful and anticipated seasonal games, it’s been made clear that Ubisoft has had a hit on its hands for some time now. By Dustin Steiner in Rainbow Six Siege | Jul, 17th 2020

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