Player progression is an aspect of R6: Siege that I often find being misinterpreted by reviewers who haven't explored the game far enough to understand how player progression actually works. Had I been writing this review a year ago, we may have seen a different story being presented.
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As time has gone on, they have got much better, and the next update promises to improve the overall graphical quality of the game, so I have no real basis to fault them on in the graphics department writing today in 2017. What actually happened at launch was a terrible mess of broken lighting in nearly every inch of your screen, and textures that simply didn't live up to the expectations that Ubisoft themselves set during their E3 demo.
As with most Ubisoft games, they try to emphasize the highly accurate and realistic visual graphics. It is evident by all of these attempts that Ubisoft are trying to fix this game to a point where it would excel at being a great tactical multiplayer shooter, but seasoned game design veterans like themselves should know that simply trying is not enough to meet today's industry expectation. Many players (including myself) will tell you that although this season fixed many bugs, for every bug that was fixed, another 10+ were introduced. So much so that they even skipped a whole DLC to provide a 'season long' (3 months) period of updates exclusively aimed at fixing issues, which was aptly named 'Operation Health'. The game is also riddled with bugs and glitches some of which are addressed, but most of which are described as 'identified by the development team' and no more.
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This is partially due to the consistent influx of hackers that swarm multiplayer games throughout the year, and also down to the fact that users reporting other players don't receive any form of communication on what action was eventually taken on the reported player, if any was taken at all! The matchmaking system is inherently flawed, and new players can expect themselves to be paired up with other new players against a team full of people that should be competing for thousands of dollars in the competitive pro league. A reporting functionality does exist, something that is a must have for every multiplayer game, but despite this, it never seems to actually do anything. Multiplayer is where this game is significantly flawed, which on further inspection is a big concern considering that this game is a multiplayer game. Round are respawn-free, meaning if you die, you're out until the next round. You assume the role as one of 33 playable operators, each with a unique and distinguished special ability, and play alongside four other players in 5v5 multiplayer attack versus defend game modes. In doing so all they have established is that they can make games that are flawed by technical faults that heavily detract from an otherwise enjoyable experience. R6: Siege is Ubisoft's attempt to kill two birds with one stone by reviving a previously established IP and using a fast pass ticket into the R6: Siege is Ubisoft's attempt to kill two birds with one stone by reviving a previously established IP and using a fast pass ticket into the competitive e-sports industry with one title.
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