See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll for more information.

Final decisions on what is trolling will be discretion of the forum staff.

Repeatedly posting the same post or topic in a forum, or across multiple forums, is considered spamming. Such posts will be locked, edited or removed. International off topic or nonsense posting is also likely to be considered spam and will recieve the same treatment, especially if this takes and existing thread off topic. This applies to both written text and image posting which also includes memes.

If you think of someone else you want to add to the thread, please use the Edit button rather than making multiple posts in a row as this may also be seen as spamming, whether intentional or not.

When posting in a thread, please make sure that the thread is relevant to your query/ issue, and that you would not be derailing the existing topic by replying. When creating a thread of your own, be sure to post in the right forum for the game in question, and take the time to search for an existing/ appropriate thread (including sticky threads, as these are available for many reported issues in the Player Support sections in particular) before dong so.

Threads that are off topic, or become so, may be moved or locked. We have specific forums for each game, some of them with their own Off Topic areas, so if you would like to discuss something outside of the box, this is the best place to post where available.

Making short posts made with the sole intention of keeping posts near the top of the forum is called "Bumping". This raises forum traffic and clutter unnecessarily and moves more active threads down the page. As such it is not allowed and may result in the thread being lost and persistent offenders may have their posting privileges removed.

Where possible, please avoid posting in threads that are over 2 years old as they are likely to be outdated and/ or irrelevant, especially when reporting or seeking technical support from Ubisoft Support.

If you are unable to find a relevant recent thread for your query/ topic, it would be best to start a new thread, so that other players having the same issue at present can also share their experiences and you can be provided with the latest information.

As this forum is managed by Ubisoft US and UK teams, we ask that all posts on this board are made in English so we can effectively moderate. Ubisoft Official forums are available in other major European languages, you can find these linked from your local Ubi.com. We also ask that you avoid "text speak", "leet-speak" or posting in all caps as this can be considered rude and/ or makes posts difficult to read.

If you see a post that you think needs moderator attention, please report it by choosing the Post # and clicking on Report afterwards. While it is not always possible to deal with a reported post immediately, all reported posts will be dealt with accordingly if they require it. Abuse of the reported post system is subject to the same rules as abuse of any other system on this forum.

Many Ubisoft employees here on the forums have their private messages enabled so that they can be contacted regarding sensitive matters (e.g. Infractions, cheater reports, account-based issues), other player's behaviour on the forums, or for discussions that would be better held in private.

Please do not contact Ubisoft employees through private messaging to get a quicker reply on a question/ subject already raised through a public thread (e.g. to receive an update o na bug or ticket status), as replies cannot be guaranteed. Private messages are subject to the same rules as the rest of the forums, so please don't abuse these or misuse them.

Creating an extra account is not allowed, as specified in the Ubisoft Terms of Use. Second or further accounts will be removed from these forums. Creating additional forum accounts to get around a temporary ban will also result in a permanent one. If you believe you've been banned for spamming unfairly, please contact our Support Team to start an investigation.

Character accounts (i.e. creating a duplicate pretending to be a fictional or real person), or accounts impersonating an Ubisoft representative, will lead to an immediate ban. This also applies to using existing accounts to post lock messages or other actions impersonating a moderator. Ban decisions are also final and not up for discussion.

Community Developers are Ubisoft employees who work in our development studios hand in hand with game production teams to form a bridge between the developers and gamers with the help of other members of the Community team. They are there to inform you about updates and happenings with their respective games, as well as to take your feedback to the developers to help improve current or future titles where possible.

Community Managers & Community Representatives are Ubisoft employees who assist the Community Developers in making players voices heard. They are also tasked with delivering the strategy of the Community Developer and are regularly kept informed on upcoming titles, patches and so on. They will pass on as much information from Ubisoft as possible. Community Mangers and Community Representatives are also constantly involved in reporting back community feedback, suggestions, issues and concerns on all our titles. Community Mangers and Community Representatives have many community focused responsibilities including monitoring the forums assisting/ updating the Moderation team where possible.

Support Staff are Ubisoft Employees who can offer technical advice and solutions on the forums. Their role is to help liaise with the wider support teams to offer help to solve issues if they can't resolve it quickly on the forums.

Moderation actions - These are not a topic for public discussion, if you have a serious issue to raise with moderation actions taken against you or in general, please contact a Community Manager or Representative. Flaming moderators or their actions (this includes telling them how to moderate) is the same as insulting any other user, and will not be tolerated. If you need to contact a Moderator or Community Manager/ Representative, you can view that forum's moderator list under it's title (e.g. Splinter Cell) on the main forum index.

Our community teams are comprised of passionate people who take their responsibility for supporting players seriously and do so with compassion and enthusiasm. Ubisoft will not tolerate any abuse, attacks, harassments, threats or other harmful behaviour to be directed toward them. We may use all means at our disposal - including but not limited to removal from forums, bans from games, permanently suspending Ubisoft accounts and contacting the authorities - for anyone found to be subjecting our teams to this kind of toxicity. The sanctions are decided on a case by case basis, based on multiple criteria, including but not limited to, the seriousness of the violation, the number of violations and the impact of the violations on our services, on other users and/or on our representatives.

We know this reminder isn't necessary for the vast majority of you, and we would like to thank you for your ongoing dedication for the community and continued support.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll for more information.

Final decisions on what is trolling will be discretion of the forum staff.

Repeatedly posting the same post or topic in a forum, or across multiple forums, is considered spamming. Such posts will be locked, edited or removed. International off topic or nonsense posting is also likely to be considered spam and will recieve the same treatment, especially if this takes and existing thread off topic. This applies to both written text and image posting which also includes memes.

If you think of someone else you want to add to the thread, please use the Edit button rather than making multiple posts in a row as this may also be seen as spamming, whether intentional or not.

When posting in a thread, please make sure that the thread is relevant to your query/ issue, and that you would not be derailing the existing topic by replying. When creating a thread of your own, be sure to post in the right forum for the game in question, and take the time to search for an existing/ appropriate thread (including sticky threads, as these are available for many reported issues in the Player Support sections in particular) before dong so.

Threads that are off topic, or become so, may be moved or locked. We have specific forums for each game, some of them with their own Off Topic areas, so if you would like to discuss something outside of the box, this is the best place to post where available.

Making short posts made with the sole intention of keeping posts near the top of the forum is called "Bumping". This raises forum traffic and clutter unnecessarily and moves more active threads down the page. As such it is not allowed and may result in the thread being lost and persistent offenders may have their posting privileges removed.

Where possible, please avoid posting in threads that are over 2 years old as they are likely to be outdated and/ or irrelevant, especially when reporting or seeking technical support from Ubisoft Support.

If you are unable to find a relevant recent thread for your query/ topic, it would be best to start a new thread, so that other players having the same issue at present can also share their experiences and you can be provided with the latest information.

As this forum is managed by Ubisoft US and UK teams, we ask that all posts on this board are made in English so we can effectively moderate. Ubisoft Official forums are available in other major European languages, you can find these linked from your local Ubi.com. We also ask that you avoid "text speak", "leet-speak" or posting in all caps as this can be considered rude and/ or makes posts difficult to read.

If you see a post that you think needs moderator attention, please report it by choosing the Post # and clicking on Report afterwards. While it is not always possible to deal with a reported post immediately, all reported posts will be dealt with accordingly if they require it. Abuse of the reported post system is subject to the same rules as abuse of any other system on this forum.

Many Ubisoft employees here on the forums have their private messages enabled so that they can be contacted regarding sensitive matters (e.g. Infractions, cheater reports, account-based issues), other player's behaviour on the forums, or for discussions that would be better held in private.

Please do not contact Ubisoft employees through private messaging to get a quicker reply on a question/ subject already raised through a public thread (e.g. to receive an update o na bug or ticket status), as replies cannot be guaranteed. Private messages are subject to the same rules as the rest of the forums, so please don't abuse these or misuse them.

Creating an extra account is not allowed, as specified in the Ubisoft Terms of Use. Second or further accounts will be removed from these forums. Creating additional forum accounts to get around a temporary ban will also result in a permanent one. If you believe you've been banned for spamming unfairly, please contact our Support Team to start an investigation.

Character accounts (i.e. creating a duplicate pretending to be a fictional or real person), or accounts impersonating an Ubisoft representative, will lead to an immediate ban. This also applies to using existing accounts to post lock messages or other actions impersonating a moderator. Ban decisions are also final and not up for discussion.

Community Developers are Ubisoft employees who work in our development studios hand in hand with game production teams to form a bridge between the developers and gamers with the help of other members of the Community team. They are there to inform you about updates and happenings with their respective games, as well as to take your feedback to the developers to help improve current or future titles where possible.

Community Managers & Community Representatives are Ubisoft employees who assist the Community Developers in making players voices heard. They are also tasked with delivering the strategy of the Community Developer and are regularly kept informed on upcoming titles, patches and so on. They will pass on as much information from Ubisoft as possible. Community Mangers and Community Representatives are also constantly involved in reporting back community feedback, suggestions, issues and concerns on all our titles. Community Mangers and Community Representatives have many community focused responsibilities including monitoring the forums assisting/ updating the Moderation team where possible.

Support Staff are Ubisoft Employees who can offer technical advice and solutions on the forums. Their role is to help liaise with the wider support teams to offer help to solve issues if they can't resolve it quickly on the forums.

Moderation actions - These are not a topic for public discussion, if you have a serious issue to raise with moderation actions taken against you or in general, please contact a Community Manager or Representative. Flaming moderators or their actions (this includes telling them how to moderate) is the same as insulting any other user, and will not be tolerated. If you need to contact a Moderator or Community Manager/ Representative, you can view that forum's moderator list under it's title (e.g. Splinter Cell) on the main forum index.

Our community teams are comprised of passionate people who take their responsibility for supporting players seriously and do so with compassion and enthusiasm. Ubisoft will not tolerate any abuse, attacks, harassments, threats or other harmful behaviour to be directed toward them. We may use all means at our disposal - including but not limited to removal from forums, bans from games, permanently suspending Ubisoft accounts and contacting the authorities - for anyone found to be subjecting our teams to this kind of toxicity. The sanctions are decided on a case by case basis, based on multiple criteria, including but not limited to, the seriousness of the violation, the number of violations and the impact of the violations on our services, on other users and/or on our representatives.

We know this reminder isn't necessary for the vast majority of you, and we would like to thank you for your ongoing dedication for the community and continued support.

About XDefiant

What is Tom Clancy's XDefiant?
Tom Clancy's XDefiant is a free-to-play, fast-paced, first-person shooter. It combines intense gunplay with personalized loadouts and specialized factions as teams of gunfighters, called Defiants, battle for domination. Developed by Ubisoft San Francisco, Tom Clancy's XDefiant features playable factions from the Tom Clancy universe and beyond, each with unique abilities. Pair that with an arsenal of primary and secondary weapons, attachments, and devices to complete your loadout, and go to battle with a variety of maps and modes.

How can I play Tom Clancy's XDefiant?
The game is not fully live yet, but players can register now at playxdefiant.com to be one of the first to play. Our first closed test runs August 5 - 25 for PC players in the US and Canada. More tests are coming soon, so be sure to register no matter where you play!

When is the Closed Test?
We're welcoming PC players in the US and Canada into the fray August 5 - 25. More tests are coming soon, so be sure to register!

Will there be more tests?
Yes! More tests are coming soon, so be sure to register.

Can I register for more than one platform?
No. You can only register one platform at this time, so choose carefully!

Where can I download the game?
Closed test players, who are invited to play, will see a Tom Clancy's XDefiant game tile appear on their list of available games via the Ubisoft Connect client. Players can click on that to download the game.

Can I invite my friends to the Closed Test?
Yes! Registered players, who have been invited to the closed test, will be prompted to select up to five friends from their Ubisoft Connect friends to invite and join them.

Forum Table of Contents

Here is a list of important subforums and what belongs in each one! If you are unsure of where the post should go, you can post it in General Discussion, and a moderator will move it to the appropriate place

XDefiant Social Media Platforms

We are everywhere! These are the other social channels where you can find Tom Clancy's XDefiant:

Support Tools

Looking for Support? Here are some places to check out!

Note: Naming and Shaming is not allowed on the forums, and we cannot assist with account issues properly over a public forum.

The XDefiant team is committed to building an inclusive, encouraging, and competitive environment for everyone. Our number one priority is ensuring playing our game is the highlight of your evening, not ruin it.
With community at XDefiant’s core, having everyone feel supported is valuable to us. Our Code of Conduct is a manifestation of our community vision.

Code of Conduct

Unapologetically supportive
Everyone was new at some point, even you! Be mindful of Defiants who may be new or are still getting into the groove. Turn it into a learning opportunity while being courteous, respectful, and helpful.

Rebel against toxicity
Inclusivity is a core pillar of the XDefiant community vision, and we welcome everyone regardless of their age, race, gender, nationality, sexuality, or disability. Discriminatory language and hate speech are unacceptable within our game, our online spaces, and offline.
As a player, you are responsible for your actions and will be held accountable for them. Ubisoft takes a firm stance against any form of toxicity. Behaviors that intentionally diminish players’ experience, such as Bullying/Trolling/Throwing/Feeding/Griefing, are ban-able offenses.

Intransigently fair
XDefiant is a competitive team-based game which relies on teamwork to win, and therefore we strive to uphold competitive integrity. Anything with the purpose to gain an unfair advantage disrupts the experience and is incredibly damaging to the community. Buying, making, distributing, or promoting malicious 3rd-party software as well as abusing glitches or misusing game systems is forbidden and will result in an immediate ban.
Exploiting a broadcaster’s live stream to gain an unfair advantage, also known as Stream Sniping, is also strictly prohibited. Stream sniping can ruin not only the experience for the streamer, but for their community and other players in the match as well. We are committed to providing tools to help mitigate this.

Violating the code of conduct is a serious offense and XDefiant will have no tolerance for those who actively try to ruin the welcoming and competitive community we have built. If you have discovered a player in-game or on any official XDefiant sanctioned platform in violation of our Code of Conduct, you can report them through the Ubisoft Support system here.
Publicly naming and shaming players you think may have breached the Code of Conduct, also known as witch-hunting, in our official Forums and Discord is strictly prohibited.

These guidelines must be followed when participating in activities associated with Ubisoft’s products or services, both on and offline, by everybody – including partners, employees, and yourself! This document supplements Ubisoft’s Terms of Use. For more details, please refer to our terms here.

Thank you for making our community great!
/XDefiant Team

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll for more information.

Final decisions on what is trolling will be discretion of the forum staff.

Repeatedly posting the same post or topic in a forum, or across multiple forums, is considered spamming. Such posts will be locked, edited or removed. International off topic or nonsense posting is also likely to be considered spam and will recieve the same treatment, especially if this takes and existing thread off topic. This applies to both written text and image posting which also includes memes.

If you think of someone else you want to add to the thread, please use the Edit button rather than making multiple posts in a row as this may also be seen as spamming, whether intentional or not.

When posting in a thread, please make sure that the thread is relevant to your query/ issue, and that you would not be derailing the existing topic by replying. When creating a thread of your own, be sure to post in the right forum for the game in question, and take the time to search for an existing/ appropriate thread (including sticky threads, as these are available for many reported issues in the Player Support sections in particular) before dong so.

Threads that are off topic, or become so, may be moved or locked. We have specific forums for each game, some of them with their own Off Topic areas, so if you would like to discuss something outside of the box, this is the best place to post where available.

Making short posts made with the sole intention of keeping posts near the top of the forum is called "Bumping". This raises forum traffic and clutter unnecessarily and moves more active threads down the page. As such it is not allowed and may result in the thread being lost and persistent offenders may have their posting privileges removed.

Where possible, please avoid posting in threads that are over 2 years old as they are likely to be outdated and/ or irrelevant, especially when reporting or seeking technical support from Ubisoft Support.

If you are unable to find a relevant recent thread for your query/ topic, it would be best to start a new thread, so that other players having the same issue at present can also share their experiences and you can be provided with the latest information.

As this forum is managed by Ubisoft US and UK teams, we ask that all posts on this board are made in English so we can effectively moderate. Ubisoft Official forums are available in other major European languages, you can find these linked from your local Ubi.com. We also ask that you avoid "text speak", "leet-speak" or posting in all caps as this can be considered rude and/ or makes posts difficult to read.

If you see a post that you think needs moderator attention, please report it by choosing the Post # and clicking on Report afterwards. While it is not always possible to deal with a reported post immediately, all reported posts will be dealt with accordingly if they require it. Abuse of the reported post system is subject to the same rules as abuse of any other system on this forum.

Many Ubisoft employees here on the forums have their private messages enabled so that they can be contacted regarding sensitive matters (e.g. Infractions, cheater reports, account-based issues), other player's behaviour on the forums, or for discussions that would be better held in private.

Please do not contact Ubisoft employees through private messaging to get a quicker reply on a question/ subject already raised through a public thread (e.g. to receive an update o na bug or ticket status), as replies cannot be guaranteed. Private messages are subject to the same rules as the rest of the forums, so please don't abuse these or misuse them.

Creating an extra account is not allowed, as specified in the Ubisoft Terms of Use. Second or further accounts will be removed from these forums. Creating additional forum accounts to get around a temporary ban will also result in a permanent one. If you believe you've been banned for spamming unfairly, please contact our Support Team to start an investigation.

Character accounts (i.e. creating a duplicate pretending to be a fictional or real person), or accounts impersonating an Ubisoft representative, will lead to an immediate ban. This also applies to using existing accounts to post lock messages or other actions impersonating a moderator. Ban decisions are also final and not up for discussion.

Community Developers are Ubisoft employees who work in our development studios hand in hand with game production teams to form a bridge between the developers and gamers with the help of other members of the Community team. They are there to inform you about updates and happenings with their respective games, as well as to take your feedback to the developers to help improve current or future titles where possible.

Community Managers & Community Representatives are Ubisoft employees who assist the Community Developers in making players voices heard. They are also tasked with delivering the strategy of the Community Developer and are regularly kept informed on upcoming titles, patches and so on. They will pass on as much information from Ubisoft as possible. Community Mangers and Community Representatives are also constantly involved in reporting back community feedback, suggestions, issues and concerns on all our titles. Community Mangers and Community Representatives have many community focused responsibilities including monitoring the forums assisting/ updating the Moderation team where possible.

Support Staff are Ubisoft Employees who can offer technical advice and solutions on the forums. Their role is to help liaise with the wider support teams to offer help to solve issues if they can't resolve it quickly on the forums.

Moderation actions - These are not a topic for public discussion, if you have a serious issue to raise with moderation actions taken against you or in general, please contact a Community Manager or Representative. Flaming moderators or their actions (this includes telling them how to moderate) is the same as insulting any other user, and will not be tolerated. If you need to contact a Moderator or Community Manager/ Representative, you can view that forum's moderator list under it's title (e.g. Splinter Cell) on the main forum index.

Our community teams are comprised of passionate people who take their responsibility for supporting players seriously and do so with compassion and enthusiasm. Ubisoft will not tolerate any abuse, attacks, harassments, threats or other harmful behaviour to be directed toward them. We may use all means at our disposal - including but not limited to removal from forums, bans from games, permanently suspending Ubisoft accounts and contacting the authorities - for anyone found to be subjecting our teams to this kind of toxicity. The sanctions are decided on a case by case basis, based on multiple criteria, including but not limited to, the seriousness of the violation, the number of violations and the impact of the violations on our services, on other users and/or on our representatives.

We know this reminder isn't necessary for the vast majority of you, and we would like to thank you for your ongoing dedication for the community and continued support.