Rollback Detective for R6 Siege

See your Rainbow Six Siege RP rollbacks in context: when they happened, what they cost you, and who you played with around them.

Rollback Detective adds a panel to stats.cc and r6.tracker.network profile pages showing your Rainbow Six Siege RP rollbacks: when each one happened, what it cost or returned, and your rank at the time. WHAT IT SHOWS • Rollback history — every RP rollback with its exact time and RP change, read from the RP timeline, which is the only complete source. • Impact over time — your rank points charted against a second line showing where you would be if no rollback had ever been applied. The gap between them is the real impact of a season's corrections. • Confirmed sanctions — stats.cc publishes Ubisoft ban records and community cheating reports for players you have encountered. Where one falls close to a rollback of yours, it is shown along with the recorded lobbies you actually shared with that player. • Lobby inspection — for a chosen rollback, it reads your matches from the surrounding fortnight, pulls their rosters, and reports how many players in each lobby carry a rollback at the same moment. • Player context — season-by-season rank and stat history for anyone in a lobby, which makes an unusual progression easy to see. • Friends and watchlist — friends are the people you stack with; the watchlist is separate, for accounts you want to keep an eye on, and tells you when one goes quiet. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO It does not identify cheaters and it will not name one. It presents evidence and leaves the judgement to you. Where it shows a confirmed sanction, that is a published record, not a guess. PRIVACY Everything stays on your machine in local browser storage. No account, no backend, no analytics, nothing uploaded. The pages it reads are the same public profile pages you can open yourself. NOTE ON SPEED The stats sites limit request volume, so a full lobby inspection takes a few minutes. If a source starts rate limiting you, the panel says so rather than quietly returning empty results.