Anything reported prior to the program rolling out won't count towards the rewards. The Bug Hunter program is now live on the test server. Only the first person to report the acknowledged bug will receive credit towards the rewards," reads the blog post. "All issues need to be in English, clearly stated and with visual evidence, either a screenshot or a video that clearly shows the problem. There's a guide for reporting issues, as well as an FAQ.Īdditional tiers are planned and will be detailed further down the line. "Once we receive your report, our QA team will test it and try to reproduce it, if they succeed, your contribution will be marked as Acknowledged," says Ubisoft. It can be unlocked after three Acknowledged bugs have been logged. The Bug Hunter program is another step in Ubisoft's efforts to "identify and tackle game issues as fast and efficiently as possible," and will incentivise players to report them as soon as possible by rewarding the first player to report a bug and have it "Acknowledged" by the QA team.Īcknowledged bugs will count towards a tiered reward scheme, with the first being a raptor legs Frost charm, as a nod to a bug that appeared early on in the game. Ubisoft has announced the new Rainbow Six Siege Bug Hunter program that rewards players for finding bugs in the game.
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