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Our goal for the Stinger is to feel controllable and appropriately lethal at short ranges, but currently, even in close-quarters, it can feel out-of-control. Primary Fire error adjusted from 1.6 error after 7 bullets > 1.3 error after 6 bullets. The Stinger is also dropping from the rafters with some new facepaint, in the form of primary and alt-fire changes. There are some good bones here, it just needed a quick fixer upper. #Valorant patch update#
Be sure to bookmark our Valorant topic page for the latest updates on the popular tactical shooter.Since the launch of Pearl in the summer, the map team has put in work based on months-worth of feedback to make the first major update to the underwater map. That’s everything featured in the Valorant 5.01 update, as shared by Riot Games. Fixed issue where Fade’s Haunt would sometimes reveal enemies that were on the other side of a thin wall.Fixed issue with Sova’s Shock Bolt not damaging enemy traps and other game objects (other than players).Fixed a bug with Dimensional Drift where the invulnerability kicked in later than intended after it was cast.
Fixed an issue where having the Raw Input Buffer setting enabled caused scrolling in chat or friends list to go directly to the top or bottom.Twin Hunters in Spike Rush will now damage destructible walls.
This should heavily reduce the amount of jitteriness experienced when moving close to your allies (rushing a site as a group or moving out of spawn should feel better!). Improved collision behavior when walking next to or behind another player. Testing begins the week of July 11th, 2022. We’re testing this change in North America first, to make sure everything is working correctly before a global rollout. This addition to our smurf detection systems is designed to make sure that new players (that means all new accounts) are matched up with players of the correct skill level, much faster than before. New Smurf Detection functionality (North America). Enemies will only hear a short audio cue when the revive has started, matching a similar gameplay pattern to playing around ultimate orbs or tapping the bomb. #Valorant patch full#
Now, only allies will hear the full channel audio of reviving KAY/O, while downed. We wanted to be consistent with how the visuals were showing the damage zone, so we’ve removed the line of sight requirement to apply damage. We’ve noticed a lot of inconsistencies with how the FRAG/ment is communicating the actual damage zone on the ability. 
Damage now applies without needing line of sight. KAY/O hasn’t had much of a quality of life pass since we’ve last had some changes so we wanted to reduce some pain and help you access more parts of the kit that haven’t felt as accessible. Increased duration of ultimate 10s > 12s. We’re hoping these changes will reduce a bit of that problem, rewarding you for using your flash during ultimate, while still preventing unhealthy play patterns that leave enemies without counterplay. We’ve noticed you Yoru players having a bit of friction achieving the dream of setting up a master plan while in ultimate. Phoenix will now spawn at the marker with the amount of shields he had when the ability was cast. Phoenix will now equip his weapon earlier if he stops bending his wall. Flash Max duration increased 1.1s > 1.5s. We view Phoenix as an aggressive entry Agent, so the additional Run It Back and Blaze changes are intended to support his proactive intentions when taking space or fights early on into rounds. So we wanted to assess Phoenix in a world where Curveball is more competitive with the rest of the ecosystem to get a sense for the impact of the changes. We believe Phoenix's Curveball is the cornerstone of his kit, and as we explored adjustment options it became clear that Curveball being more powerful unlocks his kit as a whole. It’s the first major update of Episode 5, which introduced the new Ascendent rank and added Pearl to the map pool. #Valorant patch Patch#
These are the patch notes for Valorant update 5.01, which is live now. Valorant update 5.01 patch notes Image: Phoenix Let’s dig into the patch notes for the latest Valorant update. Valorant update 5.01 is here and brings some highly-anticipated buffs to heroes like Phoenix and Yoru. With Valorant Episode 5 underway, Riot Games has deployed the first major update to the tactical shooter.
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