Show Notes
Rainbow Six Siege podcast fans — the Six on Six era is over. This episode dives into the decision, shares the best moments from six years of interviews and live shows, and explores why DBNO (“Down But Not Out”) perfectly reflects the team’s evolution and the state of R6 esports. The hosts revisit iconic memories such as Fabian’s emotional interview, the legendary “retirement home” episode, the Hot & Cold drama, and the show’s role in keeping pros, creators, and fans connected across Siege’s highs and lows. Plus: Ubisoft’s recent issues, community frustrations, and what’s ahead in 2026.
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