patch · July 2, 2025

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Update Y10S2.2 Adjusts Dual Front and Fixes Exploits

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege patch Y10S2.2 adjusts downed operator health to 50 in Dual Front mode and resolves multiple gameplay bugs. The update fixes shield interactions with Dokkaebi's Logic Bomb, electricity destruction timing for breach charges, and user interface errors.

Ubisoft has deployed patch Y10S2.2 for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, updating health mechanics in Dual Front mode while addressing a catalog of gadget, operator, and user interface bugs.

Dual Front and Gameplay Adjustments

The health pool for a downed operator in Dual Front is set to 50. Passive healing no longer resets improperly after securing an enemy sector in the mode. In standard gameplay, Clash's CCE Shield no longer stops Dokkaebi's Logic Bomb when equipped, and Thermite's Exothermic Charge alongside Hard Breach Charges now get destroyed by electricity if deployed prior to activation.

Bug and Exploit Fixes

Explosives no longer injure operators through drone vents protected by metal sheets. Skopos's Idle Shell no longer blocks teammates from reinforcing a wall from the inside. Clash's leg no longer clips through her CCE Shield while crouched, and motion sensors in the 1F Visa Office of the Consulate map produce correct audio when passed through.

User Interface and Performance Fixes

PlayStation players will no longer encounter false free weekend expired errors when attempting to access Siege X. Tactical map spawn locations during the planning phase are selectable again, and the change operator button in the Shooting Range is fully functional. Performance drops down to 1 FPS during round transitions on modernized maps are resolved.

Why this patch matters

Y10S2.2 provides technical cleanup for Siege, targeting map lighting, persistent audio triggers, and specific gadget interactions.