G2 Esports Rainbow Six Siege Player Pengu: “I Can’t Do My Job Because Of The Game”

Niclas Mouritzen, known as “Pengu,” is a 22-year-old Danish Rainbow Six Siege player who has been representing G2 Esports for over two years. In his career, he earned over $300.000 from the events.

Pengu took to his official Twitter account to share his thoughts about the new operation, Shadow Legacy, and explained why Ubisoft should made the test server as the main server.

In the post, Pengu mentioned that the test server is now actually working better than the live servers of the game, especially on sound and consistency. He stated that he can’t do his job properly when the game is inconsistent and criticized the developers.

Here is what Pengu said:

“I think its time to delete the main build and make Test server the main build. at least on my end, the game works far better on the test server, especially sound & consistency. I can’t explain it, but half the game is nothing like the test server every season.

It is so hard to do my job to the best of my ability when the game is SO incredibly inconsistent.”

A fan named Giles replied:

“My favorite issue is when you look at a wall that has a Bandit/Kaid on it and the entire texture from the wall flakes off and follows you…”

Another fan named Karl wrote:

“Ubisoft really needs to upgrade the main build servers. I don’t know why but the tick rate is awful. Not good for a competitive shooter at all.”

You can check out the tweets below.

it is so hard to do my job to the best of my ability when the game is SO incredibly inconsistent

— Pengu (@G2Pengu) September 11, 2020