Valorant Episode 6 Act 2 is here, bearing tons of cosmetics packed in a chunky battle pass.
Valorant Episode 6 Act 2 is a big one. We got a new agent in green-haired Gekko and the hotly-anticipated Oni 2.0 bundle. Unfortunately, the new collection may not be affordable for all, but the battle pass is the answer. Thrifty players can grab multiple new skins at only 1,000 Valorant points by buying the act 2 battle pass.
The new battle pass is packed with shiny new gun skins, player cards, sprays, and a mouth-watering knife skin.
The Signature skin line has psychedelic paint covering the metal body. It’s loud enough to add a colorful splash to your boring inventory, yet understated. Signature comes for Sherriff, Guardian, Marshall, and Stinger.
Tilde has similar swirl patterns of color, but that’s not why this skin is winning hearts. The new battle pass bundle comes with a unique knife that players can’t wait to buy. Tilde comes for Bulldog, Judge, Operator, Shorty, and Melee.
Topotek is a minimal skin collection with simple geometrical patterns. The violet color of this understated bundle is its selling point. Topotek is available for Odin, Ghost, Bucky, and Phantom.
As always, the spray collection in the new battle pass is inspired by popular memes. But players will also spot Valorant agents hanging together, a disgruntled Yoru, Jett summoning the AWP, and Raze on a killing spree. All of the sprays are colorful and bright and will lighten the mood in-game.
Player cards are also pretty attractive in episode 6 act 2. For a change, Riot has added a cute dog into the cards instead of the usual Valorant tactifriends. Some cards are vague and seem like a hint toward future agents or maps, but that is the job of Valorant data miners and soothsayers.
That is all in Valorant Episode 6 Act 5 battle pass. Players can purchase the pass and begin their grind when Valorant’s new act kicks off in April.
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