Yesterday, the Rainbow Six Siege test server was to Combat Toxicity this patch removes Cross-Chat from all standard game modes, so you can only send messages to your team. After a major push from the community, developers reverted the changes in just one day.

 
 

Ubisoft’s data revealed that “a very high percentage of Abusive Chat reports are from cross-chat,” according to the patch notes. Siege matches have a cross-chat, aptly titled “all.” Messages sent to that channel are relayed to all players, regardless of team. The game also has dedicated team chats where players can talk without fear of being eavesdropped on.
 
Since its launch, Rainbow Six Siege has allowed players to completely disable text chat. However, this was an extreme solution, and players who wanted to only communicate with their team were left stuck. In the past, Ubisoft addressed this issue by letting players mute any player’s text or voice chat. Unfortunately, it seems that wasn’t an adequate solution. As the toxicity reports keep on coming, the developer is forced to take further action.
 
The plans to remove All Chat were first detailed through the patch notes for the test server which were shared on the Rainbow Six Siege subreddit. Ubisoft gave an explanation for the line that said “Removal of All Chat from all game modes” and said the removal was part of its continued efforts to cut down on toxicity.
 
The developers announced the feature removal on test servers yesterday, saying: “We will be removing the cross-chat feature in live games. Our data consistently shows that a very high percentage of abusive chat reports are from cross-chat. Our aim is to make games a more welcoming experience and return the focus of the in-game chat to strategic team-based communications.”
 
After the developer announced the cancellation of cross-chat yesterday, many members of the community argued that switching would be a better solution-it seems this will be the solution we ultimately get, although no information is yet available on when this version will be released. The function will be implemented. Over the past few years, Ubisoft has worked to curb the toxicity of Rainbow Six: Siege, including a rework of the reporting system and strict bans on racism and gay language.
 
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