
The latest Valorant update has addressed a lot of bug issues and improved some of the game’s features. But patch 6.10 also brought some balance changes to Brimstone, a supportive Controller agent that’s meant to manipulate the map to his team’s advantage.
Here are some of the most notable changes in Valorant patch 6.10.
Brimstone was the only agent to get an update in 6.10, although Omen was mentioned as well. Here are the agent changes in the official patch the official patch notes.
Patch 6.10 also included a lot of quality-of-life changes that allow for “greater flexibility.” The introduction of the in-game Spray Wheel will allow gamers to easily choose between sprays while playing a match. It can be activated by holding whatever button you use for Spray. But you can also quickly tap the same button to do a Quick Spray and avoid opening the wheel of options.
Here are the changes.
“We hope you’re as excited about this as we are! We acknowledge this is a large change and will take some getting used to. As such, we’ll be listening closely to user feedback as you get used to the new system and making improvements and adjustments in the future,” wrote the developers.
There were also some minor updates and bug fixes that further improved the quality of the game. This included updating in-game portraits, changing the hitbox on KAY/O’s ZERO/Point (E), and adding Reyna voice lines that interact with Gekko, Chamber, and KAY/O. Yoru’s Fakeout (C) also had a lot of updates, eliminating its slight delay and ensuring you have a weapon equipped upon using the ability.
For full updates, check out the notes here.
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