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Twitch Streamer KingGeorge Criticizes Ubisoft: “Rainbow Six Siege Needs A New Anti-Cheat System”

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5 months ago

December 15, 2020

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George Kassa, known as “KingGeorge,” is a 30-year-old American former Rainbow Six Siege player who had played for Continuum in the past. After his retirement, he has become a full-time Twitch streamer.

KingGeorge took his official Twitter account to share a new post and wanted to criticize the way Ubisoft is handling the cheater problems in the game for a long time.

In the post, KingGeorge stated that this game is overrun by cheaters at the high ranks right now and revealed that Battleye anti-cheat software is not working for the game. Afterward, he wanted a great anti-cheat system for the game and showed how a big problem the cheaters are.

Here is what KingGeorge said:

“Battleye is literally terrible. R6 needs a new anticheat, or a huge overhaul of battleye. The ‘Gold Standard in Anticheat’ simply does not work. This game is overrun by cheaters at high ranks right now.”

You can read the tweet below.

Battleye is literally terrible. R6 needs a new anticheat, or a huge overhaul of battleye. The "Gold Standard in Anticheat" simply does not work. This game is overrun by cheaters at high ranks right now.
— KingGeorge (@KingGeorge) December 15, 2020