Rainbow Six Siege: Hell behind the Latin American Classification to Six Invitational 2022

Initially, the closed qualifiers for the Six Invitational 2022 would define the last Latin American representative. Six squads got his ticket to Brazil and were waiting for the clashes, but they never arrived. The reason? Cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) at times starting the contest between regions.

The timeline is just as run over than the organization of the event. Others Esports went to social networks to communicate that it was out of the list of participants. The reason offered is having two positive cases of the COVID-19 in their players. While other esports allow athletes to compete isolated in case of minor symptoms, Rainbow Six Siege decided to disqualify the Mexican club. Later, just starting the meeting of Furious Gaming , it was notified of the immediate suspension and the request to return to the hotel rooms.

Before the official communication by Rainbow Six Siege, Gonzalo García, owner of Furious Gaming, unloaded the frustrations of him on Twitter. Imagine that you saved you all the holidays not to grab you anything looking for a dream, you get to Brazil to fulfill it and ends up being a nightmare , he said. More than a day ago we are without precision, it is pure uncertainty. There are no news. This demotivates anyone , said the Argentine.

They fill their mouth saying that they have preventive protocols, but it gives positive to a person, and they do not know what to do with the full event. Where are the protocols? It looks in sight that they do not know what to do , continued in a thread parallel to the subject. Among the complaints of those affected, we have that the attention was questionable and scratching at the lousy. García shared the breakfast of the athletes: Features, chocolate cookies and a pair of fruits. Frank, Others Esports manager, shared that the studio chairs were too old. Christopher Sky Espinosa, player for the Mexican club, echoed the bad health protocols and the management of the situation.

We had antigen tests (the best proof of effectiveness according to Staff). Versa and Roy were positive (they lived before, during and after the test with people from the same van). And his protocol was to put 20 Was [sic] In the same truck, Sky started. The Day of Game day repeated the evidence to everyone: Versa gave negative and Roy positive. Versa could go out and be with everyone as if nothing had happened. For them, it's okay and do logic [sic], continued.

Hell lived in closed qualifiers did not end after Ubisoft's statement. The preliminary decision involved playing online meetings, but conditions favor Brazilian squads that are in their facilities. The others seek to return to their countries, but the management of PCR tests and the purchase of air tickets keeps those affected in Brazil.

Ivan Ragn4R Colin , player for Salinas Gaming, shared a message from the organizers who arrived 30 hours later. But just like Ubisoft, there was no definitive resolution: the message was to wait for an option that allows competition. Although for this point, four of the six participants only want to forget everything. I do not know what to expect from all this, I'm still waiting for someone to go for all this , Ragn4R added.

Clearly I do not think there's an organization rather than I want to enter the R6, said Richard Bulk Rodríguez, Player of Salinas Gaming. And less than the current ones want to continue, García added.

At the time of publishing the note, there is no more information on the part of ESL, PACO ESPORTS and BBL the owners of the study. Ubisoft did not pronounce itself about it, beyond the statement asking for patience and promises to ensure the competitors safeguard.