Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 Patch Notes: Ace, Jackal and Denari

Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3
Jackal's EYENOX detection range increases from 12m to 15m. Official operator art: Ubisoft.

Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 changes Ace, Jackal, Denari and several other operators in Ubisoft’s November 3, 2026 patch notes. The update also increases Nitro Cell and Commando 9 damage and fixes several menus and privacy settings.

If you’ve been watching the balance changes during Operation Split Fire, this patch is a smaller adjustment rather than another full season. Jackal gains more detection range, Ace’s second SELMA deployment gets slightly slower and Denari’s trap becomes more dangerous.

Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 operator changes and weapon buffs

Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3
Denari’s Connector damage rises in Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3. Official operator art: Ubisoft.

The following numbers are from Ubisoft’s published patch notes. They describe specific adjustments, not full reworks. A gadget getting faster doesn’t give its operator another charge, and an increase in weapon damage doesn’t automatically mean higher accuracy.

Operator or itemBeforeAfter
Ace second SELMA deployment1.0 seconds1.1 seconds
Aruni Surya Gate overload duration30 seconds28 seconds
Brava Kludge shooting cooldown after a miss1 second0.9 seconds
Denari T.R.I.P. Connector damage2022
Flores RCE-RATERO self-destruction time10 seconds11 seconds
Jackal EYENOX detection range12 metres15 metres
Nitro Cell damage180185
Commando 9 damage3638

Ace and Jackal in Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3

Ace’s second SELMA deployment now takes 1.1 seconds rather than 1.0 second. It’s a slight increase in the time before his second breach charge deploys, not a change to the type of reinforced wall he can attack. Jackal’s EYENOX gains three metres of detection range, rising from 12 to 15 metres.

Jackal can therefore use the detection function from farther away, which can matter when checking for defenders before committing to a push. Ubisoft hasn’t announced extra tracking charges or an entirely new EYENOX system with this patch.

Denari, Aruni, Brava and Flores

Denari’s T.R.I.P. Connector damage rises from 20 to 22. That makes the same trap placement more punishing for anyone moving through it. Aruni’s Surya Gate overload duration falls from 30 to 28 seconds. That shortens the time the gate stays overloaded after being triggered; it is not a change to how many gates she carries.

Brava’s Kludge Drone can shoot again slightly sooner after a missed shot: the shooting cooldown drops from 1 second to 0.9. Flores’ RCE-RATERO self-destruction time increases from 10 to 11 seconds. That is the self-destruct timer, rather than a blanket buff to its explosive damage. For Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3, all four of these are adjustments to existing gadgets rather than replacements.

Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 Patch Notes: Ace, Jackal and Denari
Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 Patch Notes: Ace, Jackal and Denari

Nitro Cell and Commando 9 in Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3

Nitro Cell damage increases from 180 to 185. This may help the explosive in close defensive situations, but the notes don’t say its throwing animation or blast radius has changed. Don’t mistake one damage figure for a wider explosive rework.

The Commando 9 increases from 36 to 38 damage for operators who use it, including Mozzie, Noor and Sentry. That is a direct weapon buff. Exact bullet-to-kill outcomes still depend on hit location and target conditions, so there isn’t one universal result to promise.

Privacy and bug fixes

The patch makes privacy options apply to the match intro, Ready screen and scoreboard, helping players who choose to hide identifying information. It also fixes a loading loop when unlocking operators, Xbox RT and LT inputs on the My Rank screen, and Daily Challenge requirement displays for low-level accounts.

Further listed fixes address selecting a fullscreen monitor and post-match text chat. These are problems Ubisoft says it has addressed, not a guarantee that every similar issue has disappeared on every machine.

If a bug persists after installing Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3, note your platform, version number and what you were doing when it happened before reporting it to Ubisoft Support. That gives the team a concrete reproduction case instead of a vague complaint.

When is Rainbow Six Siege Y11S3.3 available?

The notes were published November 3, 2026. They do not provide a full platform-specific release schedule in the announcement checked here, so compare the in-game version against the patch before expecting the new numbers to apply.

Ubisoft’s separate Year 11 Season 4 plans cover a fixed Ranked map pool, Hostage and Secure Area returning to Quick Match and a limited Half Reinforcements experiment. Those future features aren’t part of the Y11S3.3 changes listed above.

Official source: Ubisoft’s Y11S3.3 patch notes.

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