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Rainbow Six Siege Hotfix Fixes Ace Paragon Crash in Patch 3.39

Daniel Cross 1 min read

Ubisoft released a Rainbow Six Siege hotfix on June 4 to fix an Ace Paragon crash and resolve delivery bugs for the Welcome Pack.

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Ubisoft released a hotfix for Rainbow Six Siege on June 4, addressing several player-reported issues. The patch, version 3.39/1.000.144, targets stability and gameplay consistency rather than introducing new content.

Patch resolves crash and Welcome Pack issues while investigating controller sensitivity

The update resolves a crash triggered by the Ace Paragon operator, which had disrupted matches for some players. It also fixes a delivery bug where users did not receive Welcome Pack contents after purchasing them in the store.

Developers are investigating controller sensitivity issues with observation tools and voice chat problems reported since the Year 11 Season 2 launch. These items remain under review without confirmed fix dates or specific technical details.

Community feedback from System Override has prompted Ubisoft to prioritize these ongoing investigations. The studio has shared a list of items currently being looked into, but no timeline for further patches is available.

Source: MP1ST

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