Mini Event Breakdown: LATAM Remote Duel YCS
Last event of the DOOD season, and it's also pre-banlist. Huge shoutouts to @RafaelReich1 for providing most of the information!
Overview
Welcome to the last YCS of the Doom of Dimensions season, with Burst Protocol releasing in a few days after this event. The LATAM Remote Duel YCS had 307 duelists, 12 rounds of Swiss, and a cut to Top 8.
The Finals was a Maliss in the Mirror between Jhon David Guerrero Sanchez and Luis David Cada Aguilera!
Quite literally at the last possible moment, Maliss gets its first YCS win in the TCG! Very fitting, as Maliss <Q> White Binder will no longer be playable thanks to the February 2, 2026 Forbidden and Limited List update.
Top 8 Breakdown
2 Dracotail
2 Maliss
2 Mitsurugi Yummy
1 Onomat Ryzeal
1 Yummy
Top 32 Breakdown
8 Dracotail
6 Mitsurugi Yummy
5 K9 Vanquish Soul
3 Yummy
2 Maliss
2 Mitsurugi
1 K9 Crystron
1 Onomat Ryzeal
1 Primite Odion
3 Unknown
See you in Burst Protocol format and the upcoming 300th YCSes!
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- Renren
Hey everyone! I originally wasn't planning on posting this, but the first screenshot kinda messed with my vibes a bit. So here it is...
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Also! I'm so glad Cece also turned the Marvel Rivals creator Discord from a server I used to know and talk with people into a Cece Glaze server with my old friends!
🚨UBISOFT Breach Details:
• Ubisoft was hacked, forcing Rainbow Six Siege servers offline
• Hackers gained access to internal systems
• Players randomly received billions of R6 credits
• Rare / unreleased skins were unlocked on some accounts
• $13 million real value in virtual currency given out by the breach.
• Accounts were banned & unbanned without reason
• Rumours claim up to 4 different hacker groups were involved
• Ubisoft confirmed it was a security breach, not a bug
• Servers were shut down to contain the damage
• Ubisoft says players won’t be punished
• All illegitimate items & credits will be rolled back
Rainbow Six Siege has been hacked, with hackers giving players billions of in-game currency and randomly banning accounts
Developers have acknowledged the "incident" and are working on a resolution
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