Comparisons
Rainbow Six Siege X Cronus Zen scripts compared
Three Siege X scripts on Sep 2, 2026: Helios ($40 on Whop), Pulse ($55, ClipZ Aim) and Siege (yewscripts.com, price hidden). Features, prices, Y11S3.
Rainbow Six Siege X had three standalone Cronus Zen scripts on Sep 2, 2026: Helios ($40 on the cronuszenscripts Whop store), Pulse ($55 from ClipZ Aim) and Siege from yewscripts.com (price inside the checkout). Year 11 Season 3 "Operation Split Fire" launched Sep 1 with a new defender, Noor, and a ShieldGuard plus 2FA requirement. None of the three listings named the season, so all carry Unknown status. No Ubisoft statement on Cronus-class devices was found, so none carries an enforcement flag.
What is the current Siege X state?
Year 11 Season 3, Operation Split Fire, launched Sep 1, 2026. Per the announcement it adds a new defender, Noor, brings a Legend Division mid-season, and requires ShieldGuard and two-factor authentication. For a script, a new operator means a new weapon set for any per-operator anti-recoil table, and the anti-cheat requirement is worth noting even though we found no Ubisoft statement specifically about Cronus-class hardware.
On Sep 2, one day into the season, none of the three listings said "Y11S3", "Split Fire" or "Noor". That is not surprising a day in, and it is why all three are Unknown rather than Awaiting update: nothing was stale, and nothing was confirmed either.
Which scripts exist?
| Script | Vendor | Price (Sep 2, 2026) | Strike-through | Listed features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Helios Rainbow Six Siege | cronuszenscripts (Whop) | $40 | $50 | Attackers and Defenders scripts, guides and values, weekly updates |
| Pulse Script | ClipZ Aim | $55 | none | Operator Selection+, Anti-Recoil+, Shaiko Lean+, Strafe+, Crouch Spam+ |
| Siege | yewscripts.com | not shown | — | Per-operator anti-recoil (full weapon table), Rapid Fire, Auto Lean, Lean Spam, Tracker, separate Attacker and Defender scripts, Siege Generator, weekly updates |
Helios' price was read from a cross-sell card on the Vulcan (Arc Raiders) product page in the same Whop store, where it appears as $40 with a 20% discount from $50. Pulse's price is on ClipZ Aim's homepage. Siege's price renders only in yewscripts.com's checkout, so the product shows "See vendor page".
How do the feature lists compare?
All three describe the same core: anti-recoil per operator or weapon, and lean or movement automation. The wording differs:
- Siege has the longest list and the most specific one: a full weapon table, separate attacker and defender scripts, and a generator. It is the only listing that describes how the recoil data is organised.
- Pulse names an operator selector, anti-recoil, a lean feature named after a well-known player technique, strafe and crouch spam. Delivery is by Discord ticket after purchase.
- Helios describes attacker and defender scripts plus "guides and values", with the least feature detail of the three, at the lowest price.
None of these have been tested by us. They are the vendors' words.
Price
Helios at $40 is the cheapest Siege X script and among the cheapest one-time scripts for any game we track (only Vertex Zens' $35 Apex script and CzenScripts' $22 files are lower). Pulse at $55 sits in the middle band. Siege's price is unknown; yewscripts.com's NBA 2K scripts are $65 and its Fortnite script is $50, so either would be a reasonable guess, and a guess is all it is. Open the checkout.
What did none of them say?
- The season. A day into Y11S3, no listing had a season label, which means no listing was checkably current.
- A version number or dated changelog.
- A refund policy.
- Anything about Ubisoft's anti-cheat or the new ShieldGuard requirement.
The ShieldGuard and 2FA requirement
Year 11 Season 3 made ShieldGuard, Ubisoft's anti-cheat, and two-factor authentication requirements for Siege X. We found no statement that ShieldGuard targets Cronus-class hardware, and we do not speculate about what it detects. What the requirement does mean for a buyer is that Siege X is a game whose publisher is actively investing in anti-cheat this season, and that any vendor statement about a script's standing with it would be a claim we could not verify and would flag. None of the three listings made one.
Enforcement
We searched for a Ubisoft statement naming Cronus Zen, XIM or similar devices for Siege X and did not find one during this check. Siege X scripts therefore do not carry the Enforcement risk flag. That describes what the publisher has said publicly, not a claim that the device is permitted. If Ubisoft publishes a device-specific statement, the flag changes and the status board will link it.
How to choose
- Ask each vendor for a dated Y11S3 update note. A per-operator recoil script that has not added Noor is behind.
- If price decides it, Helios at $40 is the floor.
- If feature specificity decides it, Siege's listing describes the most, once you have its price.
- If you want a single storefront for several games, the cronuszenscripts Whop store sells Helios, Vulcan (Arc Raiders) and Orion (Rust) at $40 each.
Head-to-head: Pulse vs Helios. Prices as of Sep 2, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What Rainbow Six Siege X scripts exist?
Three standalone listings on Sep 2, 2026: Helios from the cronuszenscripts Whop store ($40, 20% off $50), Pulse from ClipZ Aim ($55) and Siege from yewscripts.com (price only inside the checkout).
Are any of them updated for Year 11 Season 3?
None of the three listings named the season on Sep 2, 2026, the day after Operation Split Fire launched. All three carry Unknown status. Ask each vendor for a dated update note.
Does Ubisoft enforce against Cronus Zen in Siege X?
We found no Ubisoft statement naming Cronus-class devices during this check, so Siege X scripts do not carry the Enforcement risk flag. Season 3 did require ShieldGuard and 2FA. That is a description of what we found, not a safety judgement.
Which is cheapest?
Helios at $40, sold through the cronuszenscripts Whop store alongside Vulcan (Arc Raiders) and Orion (Rust Console).