Valorant 7.02 patch release date
On July 14, 2023, Riot Games released Valorant patch 7.02, bringing updates and improvements to the popular tactical first-person shooter. The latest patch aims to enhance game mechanics, resolve bugs, and provide players with a more balanced and enjoyable gaming experience. The PBE will end on Monday, July 17, 2023 at 11am PT, and the weekend of July 14th PBE Valorant Patch 7.02 will focus on sound generation engine upgrades.
Specific changes and adjustments have been made to various agents, weapons, maps, and game modes to ensure the fairness and competitiveness of the game. The update has been eagerly anticipated by the Valorant community, and players are excited to explore the new changes and strategies the patch offers. As with every update, players will engage in testing and adapting adjustments to optimize their performance and stay ahead of the evolving competitive scene.
VALORANT 7.02 PBE Notes
General updates
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We’ve upgraded the sound generation engine in the game over several versions. This covers all sounds except voice chat (voiceovers, announcements, ambient sounds, pulse sounds, bullet sounds, ricochet sounds, ability sounds, gun skin sounds, final sounds, etc.). If we do our job right, you shouldn’t notice any difference, but if you see (and hear!) anything unexpected, please let us know.
BUG fix
Known issues
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“Valorant” is a first-person tactical hero shooter developed and published by Riot Games for Windows. The game was originally codenamed “Project A” in October 2019, and entered a restricted-access closed beta phase on April 7, 2020, arousing strong expectations from players. Finally, “Valorant” was officially released on June 2, 2020, opening it to a wider audience.
Development on Valorant began back in 2014, which shows how much planning and effort went into the creation of this highly polished game. Valorant draws inspiration from the famous Counter-Strike series, incorporating mechanics that fans of the genre will recognize.
For example, a purchase menu system allows players to purchase weapons and equipment before each round, emphasizing strategic decision-making. The game also features spray patterns and inaccuracies when moving, adding an element of realism and skill to the gameplay.
Valorant has quickly become popular among the gaming community for its unique blend of hero-based abilities and tactical shooter gameplay. The combination of well-designed characters, each with unique skills, and familiar mechanics from classic shooters make Valorant an engaging and engaging experience for players around the world.
“Valorant” gameplay
Valorant is a team-based first-person tactical hero shooter set in a near-future world. Players take on the role of agents, each representing a different country and culture. The game’s main mode assigns players to either an offensive or defensive team, with each team consisting of five players. Agents have unique abilities that need to be charged up, and they also have ultimate abilities that are charged up in various ways, such as winning kills, deaths, orbs, or completing objectives.
At the start of each round, players are equipped with a “classic” pistol and charge for their “signature ability.” Additional weapons and ability costs can be purchased using the in-game economy system, which awards money based on previous round results, player kills, and objective completions.
A variety of weapons are available, including secondary and primary guns such as submachine guns, shotguns, machine guns, assault rifles and sniper rifles. Each weapon has a unique shooting mode that requires the player’s skill control to shoot accurately.
Currently, there are 22 agents to choose from, each with their own unique abilities and playstyle. While players start with five agents unlocked, they can unlock more agents by activating agent contracts and earning XP through play. This agent selection system provides players with a diverse and dynamic roster to try out and master.
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