Ubisoft has raised the minimum PC specifications for Siege X, now requiring at least an AMD Ryzen 3 3100 or Intel i3 8100 CPU, along with a GPU like the NVIDIA GTX 1650 or AMD RX 5500XT.

The Reputation System will continue to evolve, with future improvements planned for voice chat moderation and stricter penalties for players who quit games.

Members of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate will receive changing in-game benefits starting in June, celebrating key milestones in the competitive scene.

A new esports page is set to help casual players transition into competitive play, fostering greater community engagement.

Operation Daybreak, launching in Year 10 Season 2, will introduce exciting new features including a 6v6 game mode and modernized maps.

New communication tools, including a communication wheel and a weapon inspect feature, will enhance player interaction and strategy.

An updated main menu will highlight esports events and provide new challenges for beginners, helping them earn rewards as they integrate into the game.

The Reputation System has successfully reduced negative player behaviors while encouraging positive actions within the game.

An improved Pick and Ban system will allow teams to ban three operators each before rounds, enhancing tactical gameplay.

The Siege Cup will be hosted on select weekends during Season 2, with plans to transition to weekly tournaments starting in Season 3.

The free-to-play model of Siege X aims to expand the player base and boost viewership for esports competitions, making it more appealing compared to other games.

Quality-of-life enhancements will include unique voice lines for operators and a new UI featuring a career stats tracker.