L ook for defaultargs.dll again, but this time copy it to a folder named 'Uplay'. Next, go to your Uplay, Click on Rainbow Six Siege and then Click on Properties, Look for a section called 'Local Files' and click on Open Folder. Drag the newly created folder to your desktop for easy access. Up at the top of the Game folder, click on common and then right click the Rainbow Six Siege folder and make a shortcut. Sometimes Dragging moves the file instead). Look in this folder for a file named ' defaultargs.dll '.Ĭopy that file to another folder named 'Steam' (Make sure to use the Right Clicking method. Go to the folder of your Steam install by right clicking Rainbow Six Siege in your Library, Clicking Properties, going to the Local Files tab and clicking Browse Local Files.

I found out that the ONLY difference between the two versions of the game was ONE file called 'defaultargs.dll'. This became a massive hindrance for me because not only was I losing an extra 80GB that I could use for another game, but I couldn't use my SSD for my Uplay Version, so my load times suffered. That's an extra 80GB just to play the SAME GAME on another account (130GB if you use the Ultra Texture Pack). For those of us who play this game and have two accounts with Steam and Uplay, we HAVE to install the game a second time.

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