patch · September 16, 2025

Rainbow Six Siege Update Y10S3.1 Adds Voice Chat Moderation and Dual Front Content

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege update Y10S3.1 rolls out Voice Chat Moderation, a 500 renown Daily challenge for Dual Front named First Front, and fixes for deployment bugs and scoring errors.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege update Y10S3.1 introduces Voice Chat Moderation alongside new Dual Front content and technical fixes.

Dual Front Additions

Players can complete First Front, a new Daily challenge for Dual Front that awards 500 renown. The Win Neutral Zone and Win the Match challenges now track progress correctly. Defenders no longer die seconds after staying in an area where the second node is lost in the mode.

Moderation Updates

Voice Chat Moderation is active. A bug that made the game unplayable when starting a match with moderated chat open has been fixed.

Operator and Gameplay Fixes

Deployable Shield glass shatters correctly after being hit, letting players pick up the shield. Scoring now registers properly when downing or eliminating operators planting or destroying a sabotage kit. Echo's Yokai Drone survives jumping to the ceiling and passing through Denari's T.R.I.P. Connector, and Tubarao's Zoto Canister shows freeze visual effects during default reinforcement.

User Interface Improvements

Reporting a player before the After Action Report no longer reveals both real and fake names through the Rename Other Player function. Custom match lobbies no longer stay empty at the end of matches, and the Glaive-12 shotgun registers hits to an operator's body even when the shot strikes a limb first. Solis's SPEC-IO Electro Sensor Overclock HUD no longer breaks when two players use the ability at once in Dual Front.

Why this patch matters

Y10S3.1 addresses long-standing scoring bugs and introduces communication moderation to Rainbow Six Siege.