Five listings, separate product details
Bear’s Siege category contains Inferno R6 Full, Ancient R6 External, R6 Lite, Sapphire Unlock All R6S, and Exodus R6S. These are individual listings with their own product details and access options. The words Full, External, Lite, and Unlock All should not be read as interchangeable descriptions.
Use the individual product page to determine what is included. A feature mentioned on Inferno’s page does not establish that it is included with R6 Lite or Sapphire. If the listing leaves an important requirement unresolved, confirm it with support before choosing a package.
Read requirements before setup
Open the Requirements tab for the product you plan to use. Compare the stated operating-system and hardware requirements with your own device, then read the matching guide before making configuration changes. A guide for another Siege edition may require a different sequence.
Bear’s guide directory groups the Siege products together while keeping a separate entry for each. R6 Lite has its own setup and troubleshooting material. When reporting a problem, say R6 Lite or the complete edition name instead of only saying that the Siege product does not work.
Check the selected package
The selected-plan panel shows the package name and total price for that selection. Other duration options may have different prices and per-day calculations. Compare the total you are purchasing, not only the smallest per-day number.
The page updates from SellAuth, and checkout confirms the order total and available payment option. If an option becomes unavailable or the price changes, refresh the selection and review it again rather than using an old screenshot as a quote.
Keep troubleshooting specific
Record the product name, the step where the problem starts, and any exact error text. Review that edition’s troubleshooting section first. For issues not covered there, contact Bear support with your order reference and a concise description. Current product availability is listed on the Status page.
