The anti-cheat initiative we have had recently is a big thing that we've been speaking with our players around. We came out and we said what we were likely to be working -- three weeks after we gave them Buy R6 credits update on it all, three months later we gave them another update. Sharing these items with our players, we view it as a indication that we respect them and need them to understand where we are coming from and possess this knowledge.
Then having our players absorb new content and participate with it is quite rewarding for us because it helps us understand where they're coming from and helps us get to know our neighborhood as a whole lot better.
It is an ongoing procedure. There's no silver bullet that is ever going to just fix toxicity in online gambling, and it is one of those things where we have been working on and will continue work on. We have got additional features coming together with Operation Grim Sky who are going to make it better, but it's a long-term project and it is something which we're dedicated to continue to work and improve for many years to come.
How was auto-ban for text chat obtained?
The reaction from our players was a little mixed. Some were quite excited to find and also to see taking a firm stance against racial and homophobic slurs, some gamers did not feel like this was necessary. We as a dev team and Ubisoft as a complete have a very firm position in regards to harassment and toxicity, thus we feel quite strongly that racial and homophobic slurs don't belong in Rainbow Six Siege. We are totally ok with gamers which disagree with us, that's entirely their right, but we're not going to shy away from that which we feel is correct and our vision for Information at twitter.
We don't automatically permanently prohibit anyone for toxicity and some other permanent bans for which are done through manual review. We do have people who go through and review players who get multiple bans for this and see what's going on and if it is worthy of a permanent ban.