这是一份迟到了1728天的差评
这份差评不针对《彩虹六号：围攻》的游戏品质，而是有关我与育碧之间一段荒唐的遭遇，同时也写给某些人。
1728天前，我的彩六账号被育碧永久封禁，理由：多次作弊。
我在此郑重声明：我从未在任何多人游戏中使用过任何形式的外挂或游戏漏洞，我的账号从未外借，从未被盗，只在我自己的电脑上登录，使用这个账号的人，从来只有我自己。如果我真的喜欢作弊，我的Steam账号不该只有这一条封禁记录，我玩了十几年游戏，光是STEAM上有记录的游戏时长加起来就有上万小时，其中不乏有严格反作弊系统的游戏，也包括育碧自家同样使用战眼的游戏。如果我真开了挂，我也不必为一款游戏的封禁耿耿于怀到今天。
当然，读到这篇评测的人可以不信。我确实无法自证清白——所有能证明我清白的证据都在育碧手里，而我连当初安装游戏的硬盘都因老化损坏而无法使用了。从发出第一封申诉信至今，我没有收到任何一帧录像、任何一个被标记的对局ID、任何一段具体的违规记录。我收到的只有完全模板化的回复：“经过彻底调查，封禁不予撤销。”这是空话，毫无意义。根据育碧自己颁布的《行为准则》，“所有玩家生而平等”，任何指控都经过调查，而现实是，我甚至不被允许看一眼所谓的证据，育碧也不愿证明有一个活生生的员工真的看过我的案子。这是一套完美的闭环：算法判定有罪，机器人驳回申诉，无视一切合理的要求。
第一封申诉被驳回后，我放弃了很久，任由个人资料里“上次封禁于XX天前”的数字不断增长。我曾像网上看见的某个网友说的那样安慰自己：“一个游戏而已，习惯就好。”但事实证明我无法习惯。多年来，不断有人问我为什么资料里有个封禁记录，更有甚者，在对局结束后翻看我的资料便破口大骂，仿佛他们输了是因为我开挂，而不是我技高一筹或运气更好。育碧对我的污蔑造成的名誉损害是持续的，而我目前看不到任何停止的可能。
这件事是我的心结。我不指望这篇评测能发挥什么作用，本质上，它只是情绪宣泄，也许连宣泄都做不到，反而会招来更多恶意。我在网络上寻找解决办法的过程中，在不同社区反复看到这样的话：
“十个误封九个演，还有一个特能演。”
“误封等误解。”
“受着。”
这些话，是我在开头提到的“某些人”说的。接下来的话是写给你们的：
火没烧到自己身上，是不会觉得疼的。你们说的这些话，全是不需要任何成本的脏帽子，谁都可以拿来扣在别人头上，不需要证据，不需要逻辑，只需要恶意。我不否认确实有人开了挂还跑出来卖惨造势，这种可能性存在，但因为这点可能性，就随意否定所有类似经历者的痛苦，这是赤裸裸的网络暴力。我理解普通玩家对作弊者的愤怒，我在许多游戏里都被人开挂破坏了游戏体验，玩《黑魂3》的时候，我被人塞了一背包的无法获取的道具然后送回了初始墓地，玩《荒野大镖客2》的时候，我被人套上了牢房的模型然后用连环炸弹炸上了天，更别提《战地》系列里自瞄锁头的机枪，《守望先锋》里隔墙透视的士兵76，我也很讨厌作弊者，但是你们毫无证据的言语，是在借“反作弊”的大旗占领道德制高点，然后欺压受害者。本质上，这是欺软怕硬，不敢反抗可能伤害自己的强权，只敢对着网上一个素不相识的人释放恶意。如果某天你们也被一个存在漏洞的算法误伤，我希望你们记得自己说过的话，不要跳出来喊冤，你们不配。
育碧的账号对我已毫无意义。他们的所作所为带来的伤害，让我永远不会再对他们有任何形式的支持。他们做的游戏，我一款都不会再买。他们永远别想再从我这里赚到一分钱。另外，尽管看似毫无意义，我会继续申诉。就算两个小时就被客服用模板驳回，或是一个工单拖上一个月然后甩来一封模板邮件，我也会继续，若有一天我的彩六真的解封，我会第一时间将育碧账号与Steam解绑，不给他们任何再次伤害我的机会。
最后，如果你是一名普通玩家，看到了这篇评测，想入坑育碧的游戏，在游戏方面我的这份评测帮不到你，但我可以在另一件事上给你一个忠告：假如某天你碰上问题需要客服协助，你当然可以按育碧建议的方式联系他们，这或许有用。但如果你像我一样，被拖进了模板化回复的泥潭，且不想轻易放弃，我建议你直接联系律师起诉育碧，这很可能更有效。我当年没有这么做，是因为那时的我只是个只能在假期玩游戏的学生，当我知道可以通过法律手段维权、也有能力这么做时，早已过了追诉期。我之所以这样建议，是因为我曾读过一篇报道：一名玩家经历了与我相似的遭遇，最终通过法律途径洗清了冤屈。我已记不清报道的细节，但我相信这确实是一条更可行的路。

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This is a Chinese-to-English AI translation. Please excuse any inaccuracies.

This is a negative review that arrives 1,728 days late.

It is not about the quality of Rainbow Six Siege as a game. It is about an absurd ordeal between myself and Ubisoft. It is also addressed, in part, to certain people.

1,728 days ago, my Rainbow Six Siege account was permanently banned by Ubisoft. The stated reason: Multiple Cheating.

Let me state this plainly: I have never, in any multiplayer game, used any form of cheat, hack, or exploit. My account was never shared, never borrowed, never compromised. It was used on only one computer—my own—and the person using it was always me, and no one else. If I truly had a habit of cheating, my Steam profile would not show only this single ban. I have been playing games for well over a decade. My recorded playtime on Steam alone totals tens of thousands of hours across many titles, including games with strict anti-cheat systems, including other Ubisoft games that use the same BattlEye service. If I were really a cheater, I would not still be holding onto this one ban after all these years.

Of course, anyone reading this review is free not to believe me. I cannot prove my innocence—because every piece of data that could prove it is held by Ubisoft, and even the hard drive I originally installed the game on has since died of old age. From the moment I sent my first appeal to this day, I have never received a single frame of footage, a single flagged match ID, a single specific violation log. What I have received are completely templated replies: “After a thorough investigation, the ban will not be overturned.” These are empty words, utterly devoid of meaning. According to Ubisoft’s own published Code of Conduct, “All players are created equal,” and any suspected breach is supposed to lead to an investigation. The reality is that I have not even been allowed a glance at the so-called evidence, nor has Ubisoft been willing to demonstrate that a living, breathing employee ever truly looked at my case. It is a perfect closed loop: an algorithm declares guilt, a bot dismisses the appeal, and all reasonable requests are ignored.

After my first appeal was rejected, I gave up for a long time. I let the “Last banned XX days ago” label on my profile keep ticking upward. I once tried to console myself with a line I saw someone post online: “It’s just a game. You’ll get used to it.” As it turns out, I cannot get used to it. Over the years, people have repeatedly asked me why my profile shows a ban. Worse still, some players, after losing a match, would inspect my profile and then hurl abuse at me, as if the reason they lost was because I was cheating, and not because I simply played better or got luckier. The reputational damage Ubisoft has inflicted on me through this false accusation is ongoing, and I see no sign of it ever stopping.

This matter has become a knot in my heart. I do not expect this review to achieve anything. In essence, it is nothing more than an emotional release—and perhaps not even that. It may simply attract more malice. While looking for solutions online, I have repeatedly come across the same lines, across different communities:

“Ten false bans, nine are just acting—and the tenth acts even harder.”
“False bans are just delayed confessions.”
“Suck it up.”

These words were spoken by the “certain people” I mentioned at the start. The following is addressed to you.

A fire does not hurt until it burns your own skin. Every one of those lines you throw around is a filthy hat that costs nothing to make and can be slapped onto anyone’s head. It requires no evidence, no logic—only malice. I do not deny that some people have indeed cheated and then come forward to play the victim and stir up sympathy. That possibility exists. But because such a possibility exists, you feel entitled to dismiss the suffering of everyone with a similar experience. That is nothing less than raw online violence. I understand the anger ordinary players feel toward cheaters. I have had my own experiences ruined by hackers in many games. In Dark Souls III, someone flooded my inventory with unobtainable items and banished me back to the starting graveyard. In Red Dead Redemption 2, another player trapped me inside a prison cell model and blew me into the sky with chain explosions. Not to mention the aimbotting machine guns in the Battlefield series, or the wall-hacking Soldier: 76s in Overwatch. I hate cheaters as much as anyone else. But your words, spoken without a shred of evidence, are nothing more than seizing the banner of “anti-cheat” to claim the moral high ground while bullying the victim. In essence, this is the behavior of those who bully the weak and fear the strong—too afraid to resist power that could actually harm you, you unleash your malice on a stranger you have never met online. If one day you are yourselves wounded by a flawed algorithm, I hope you remember the words you once said, and I hope you do not come crying for justice. You would not deserve it.

My Ubisoft account means nothing to me anymore. The harm caused by their actions ensures that I will never, in any form, offer them my support again. I will never buy another game they make. They will never earn another cent from me. And despite how utterly meaningless it may seem, I will keep appealing. Even if a template reply comes back within two hours, even if a ticket is left hanging for a month only to be closed with another form letter, I will keep going. If, one day, my Siege account is truly unbanned, the very first thing I will do is unlink my Ubisoft account from Steam, denying them any further opportunity to hurt me.

Finally, if you are an ordinary player reading this review and thinking about getting into a Ubisoft game, my review cannot help you on the gameplay front. But I can offer you one piece of advice on another matter: if, someday, you run into a problem that requires customer support, you can certainly contact them through the channels Ubisoft recommends. It might even work. But if you

彩六虽然看起来已经不是原来来的那个彩六了，但本质上它还是那个彩六。
人看起来还是原来的人，但是他已经不是原来的他了。

大概19年的时候第一次玩的这个游戏，在玩之前略有耳闻其各种套路，刁钻的瞄人角度，还要背复杂的垂直地图，对于新人来说极其复杂，迟迟不肯入手。那个时候人还不在国内，天天打着各种各样的游戏。多亏了那个时候的澳洲一群游戏小伙伴，从此这个游戏成为我steam游玩时长最多的游戏。

如果一定要比较，玩这个游戏想要打到高段位，其所要注意的战略纵深，动作细节，地图控制，道具交换，远比瓦或者cs要复杂的多，所以育碧这两年一直在尝试增加一些不太得人心的调整来降低pro哥的水平天花板，同时减少新人的上手难度。然而当你第一次连人都没看到就突然暴毙，然后看死亡回放血压飙升，依然会感到极其劝退。但当你投入了大概200-300个小时后，会慢慢发现游戏的乐趣原来不止于发现了一个新的垂直枪洞或者某个阴人陷阱位，还有一起同甘共苦的小伙伴们在跟你一起进步，共同研究一个战术，并且成功在实战里实施拿下最终胜利。

这种正向社交带来的多巴胺分泌是彩六给我带来最大的收获，而恰恰“人”，也是这个社会里最多变的因素。
彩六还是那个彩六，人已经不是原来的人了。

玩这个游戏的都是m