“Valorant” 7.10 update patch notes
Valorant 7.10 update patch notes were released on November 14, 2023.
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GravNet (C) now requires anyone captured by it to manually remove the network to remove the effect. Until then, if you or an enemy are captured, you can remove them by moving out of the net radius or waiting for the effect to expire. We feel this unlocks unique power configurations while making interactions more interesting, as enemies must drop their weapons and make noise to deal with debuffs. Additionally, we’re making the ability to execute deadlocks more reliable by increasing their radius, while also ensuring that agents like Jet and Raz don’t get caught in them lightly due to their mobility.
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Anyone captured by GravNet will now be debuffed indefinitely until they remove it
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Anyone captured by GravNet is now affected by increased gravity and reduced mobility (Example: GravNet now reduces Jett’s downwind (E) distance)
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GravNet removal time increased by 0.85s >>> 1.5s
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GravNet radius increased by 6m >>> 8m
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Team Deathmatch
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Reina
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Reyna’s Leer (C) has proven to be particularly effective in the closed range of Team Deathmatch since it doesn’t affect allies, while Queen (X) lacks a time limit if she rolls, proving to be very powerful. The purpose of these changes is to create more downtime between these moments of power and prompt Reyna to prioritize the orb if she wants to try and take over the Queen.
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Performance update
BUG fix
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General
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Fixed a bug where reverb would not be reliably applied to certain types of sounds, including gunshots and footsteps.
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Fixed an issue where the Viper Pit (X) would not properly block the view of enemies on the minimap and overworld.
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Fixed issue with Fade’s Prowler (C) passing through certain objects.
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“Fearless Contract” game information
Valorant is a game produced by Riot Games, best known for League of Legends. This is a free-to-play tactical hero shooter on Windows. The game was officially launched on June 2, 2020, and closed beta testing began on April 7, 2020 before release. Development began in 2014, codenamed Project A.
In Valorant, players take on the role of agents, each with unique abilities. The game draws inspiration from the Counter-Strike series, incorporating elements such as purchase menus and spray patterns. There are different game modes including Unrated, Spike Rush, Swiftplay, Competitive, Premier, Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch. Agents have special abilities, and players need to strategize to win their rounds. The game was popular and received positive reviews for its sophisticated gameplay.
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“Valorant” gameplay
Valorant is a team-based tactical shooter set in the near future. Players become agents with different abilities, and the game revolves around two teams, one attacking and the other defending. In Standard mode, the first team to win 13 out of 25 rounds wins. Agents have unique abilities that require charging, as well as special ultimate abilities that charge via kill, death, orb, or target.
The game’s economic system rewards players with money based on performance, allowing them to purchase weapons and ability fees. With a variety of weapons and 23 agents to choose from, Valorant emphasizes strategic gameplay and teamwork. Different modes, including Unrated, Spike Rush, and Competition, provide players with different experiences.
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Riot Games, best known for League of Legends, developed and published Valorant. Development of the game began in 2014, with Joe Ziegler coming up with the original idea. David Nottingham serves as creative director, with key figures including Trevor Romleski and Salvatore Garozzo serving as game designers. Art direction is led by former Valve developer Moby Francke. Valorant was created with a focus on making tactical shooters and esports games accessible to a broad audience.
The game is developed using Unreal Engine 4 and is dedicated to optimizing performance for a broad player base. Riot Games is also promising low hardware requirements and 128 tick servers to ensure a competitive and accessible gaming environment. The game’s dedication to inclusivity is reflected in its wide range of agents and game modes, including the recently added Team Deathmatch.
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