Following the hacks over the holiday season, Rainbow Six Siege's marketplace and voice chat are still disabled. It was anything but a wonderful holiday season for Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege players. Following a massive hack that dumped billions of credits into the community, Ubisoft had to shut down the marketplace and roll back accounts. The fixes aren't entirely in place, but Ubisoft is now offering compensation to its players. According to Ubisoft's update, account rollbacks are still in progress and the marketplace won't return until a later date in Year 11. Updates on:➡️ Marketplace status➡️ Account rollbacks➡️ Compensation pic.twitter.com/jV3AtIsBJB The most common response to this message on X were questions about when the voice chat feature will be restored. Ubisoft replied, "Voice chat continues to be a key priority for the team moving forward." A separate Rainbow Six Siege X hack occurred earlier this year, which indiscriminately banned players for 67 days in a reference to the 6-7 meme. Former Rainbow Six Siege creative director Xavier Marquis recently returned to Ubisoft, but not to the franchise. Instead, Marquis will be working on a new 4v4 tactical multiplayer free-to-play game called March of Giants. Latest in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Rainbow Six Siege Players Hit With 67-Day Ban After Another Apparent Hack Rainbow Six Siege Creative Director Is Back At Ubisoft, But He's Working On Something Else Don’t Expect Rainbow Six Siege 2--Creative Director Explains Why It's Not Happening Yet