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Rainbow Six Siege underperforms following "pricing exploit", according to Ubisoft


Rainbow Six Siege has seemingly underperformed, according to a Ubisoft quarterly financial report. This is blamed on a "pricing exploit".

This drop was blamed on issues tied to Rainbow Six Siege X's launch, "unfavourable exchange rates", and the aforementioned pricing exploit. Guillemot continued: "However, player spending in Rainbow Six Siege faced temporary but significant disruptions due to technical pricing issues, which have now been identified and addressed. Despite this one-off setback, the growth potential of the game is strong with solid traction on activity and in-game spending."

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