Online play is pretty central to Rainbow Six: Siege, given that the game is a competitive shooter. Without much in the way of single-player content, the game is almost exclusively played online. Most of the time, you’ll be able to log on without a hitch, provided your internet connection is solid. However, no game is immune to server outages. If you’re having trouble connecting to Siege’s servers, it’s always possible that they could either be undergoing maintenance or that an outage may have occurred. Here’s how you can check that.
Ubisoft will typically announce planned maintenance for Siege’s servers on social media prior to the servers actually going down. This morning, the company announced on Twitter that server maintenance would cause the game’s console servers to go down for roughly an hour. Xbox servers are scheduled to go offline today at 9 AM EST / 6 AM PST, while PlayStation servers are set to go offline a little later at 10 AM EST / 7 AM EST.
Another great resource is Rainbow Six: Siege’s service status page, which is available on the game’s website. Here, you can see the global status of the game’s servers across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. If the servers are out or undergoing maintenance, you’ll see that here. For example, on December 15, the page stated that matchmaking, store, and authentication services are currently out, meaning you weren’t able to play online. In that case, the issue seemed to be due to an Amazon Web Services outage that was affecting a multitude of online services.
If the status page indicates that the servers are fine, you can always check with Ubisoft’s customer support service as well to see if the page simply hasn’t been updated yet. We also recommend you try searching for your
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