Along with some details from Ubisoft's "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege" update 3.4 patch notes, its is revealed that the upgrade is set to punish killers in the team.

According to Ubisoft's forum website, players who repeatedly team kills will be banned temporarily from matchmaking. The punishment may transition from a temporary ban to permanent, following several offenses.

As per the publication, the first offense results to a kick from a match or a 15-minute ban and 50 percent renown penalty for 30 minutes. The second offense results to a 30-minute matchmaking ban while the third offense receives a two-hour matchmaking ban. In the fourth offense, the player will be banned from matchmaking for one day while the fifth offense will leave the player banned from matchmaking for seven days.

Ubisoft's 3.4 update also addressed some issues on the gameplay, operators, and level design. As per the publication, the update includes fixes on bugs like floating camera devices when a player is killed while using it, floating turrent when it runs out of ammo, and players able to rappel in the air at EXT Front Lawn from EXT Coast Guard Roof.

In May, Ubisoft released another DLC for "Rainbow Six Siege." According to Game Rant, it is second out of the four planned DLC released for the title. As per the publication, players who have the title's Season Pass can access "Operation Dust Line" without any charges. It is further revealed that Ubisoft title stands as one of the publication's top 10 games of 2015.

Ubisoft's "Team Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege" is set to be released on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Microsoft Windows on July 13.