Ultimately, a minor bone of contention comes in the form of Rook, whose character model was criticised for appearing to reduce his age. His visor was raised, but the Rainbow Six Siege Credits total detail of his face seems to have been diminished from the process, losing lots of the batter and grime and leaving him appearing baby-faced. Once again taking to Reddit, the community manager of Ubisoft confirmed that a patch will probably reduce his visor again to cover the model, but the older face will not be making a comeback.

While these are temporary problems, Ubisoft needing to fight fires has supposed are likely unacknowledged.

The surprisingly open bug-squashing strategy for buy R6 Credits, R6Fix, lists problems. There's been an uptick in reports since the launch of Grim Sky: black screens, crashes on all platforms, disconnections, complete system locks, audio bugs and much more have been reported, but Ubisoft has not yet provided a timescale for their repairs.

It is clear an update as expansive as Grim Sky would start with a few issues, but the amount of problems this time around does raise questions on the power of the testing servers if they were unable to be identified and adjusted before being pushed to the live match. Hopefully, these problems do not hold the remainder of the season back, even if it is now looking like it will take a while before anyone can get stuck in to Grim Sky.