Rollback Detective for R6 Siege

Finds the cheaters behind your Rainbow Six Siege rollbacks using your match replays, right inside stats.cc and r6.tracker.network.

Got an RP rollback and want to know who caused it? Rollback Detective works out which of your recent games was voided and which player in it got banned, right inside the stats.cc and r6.tracker.network pages you already use. HOW IT WORKS Siege saves a recording of every match you play to a MatchReplay folder on your PC. Each recording lists the ten players in that game by their Ubisoft account, so it still knows who was in a match after the stats sites hide or wipe it. Point the extension at that folder once and it reads only those player lists, then checks each player's public profile for a ban or a rank wiped to zero. WHAT YOU SEE • Flagged matches in your history: a game with a banned player gets an amber outline and one notice underneath it. Click Reveal Match to see who was banned, the ban reason and the ban date. • Hidden games put back: if a site has dropped a game that had a cheater in it, the extension puts it back in your history where it belongs. • Every rollback explained: a rollback voids one game. A negative rollback means one of your wins was voided, a positive one means a loss was refunded. Each rollback is matched to the game it cancelled and the player most likely behind it, with the evidence shown (an exact RP match, a wiped rank, the ban date). • Main and alt accounts: every account that plays on your PC shows up automatically. Switch between them with one click, no rescanning. • A small, out of the way panel: one button in the corner of the page opens it. Scan whenever you like, nothing runs on a schedule. HOW SURE IS IT? A ban published on a player's profile is shown as banned. A rank wiped to zero before the ban record appears is shown as a likely ban, never as confirmed. The extension shows its reasons for each one so you can judge for yourself. PRIVACY Everything stays on your computer. No account, no server, no analytics, nothing uploaded. The extension reads only the header of each recording (the player list and match time), never the gameplay, and you can disconnect the folder at any time. Player lookups use the same public profile pages you can open yourself. GOOD TO KNOW • Windows PC players only, since it needs Siege's local match recordings. • Siege keeps a rolling set of recent recordings, so scans cover your last 20 or so games per account. • The stats sites limit how fast pages can be read, so a first scan takes a few minutes. Not affiliated with Ubisoft, stats.cc or Tracker Network.