Valorant

Riot Games announced another ban wave in Valorant, this time hitting around 1,600 accounts which prompted cheaters to start raging and some cheat makers even into rage quitting.

Riot Games recently talked about the two main issues Valorant has - peeker's advantage and queuing up for ranked solo versus groups. The fans are not particularly happy with the displayed philosophy.

Riot Games have once again shown the dedication to their community and the amount of effort they put into making their games. The truly devoted team has been on top of numerous problems that have been cropping up in Valorant.

Valorant's patch 0.50 rolled out with another set of nerfs for Sage and Cypher while several other agents received direct or indirect buffs. Rifles and machine guns were also rebalanced.

With the recent problems that have been plaguing the European Valorant players, with many showing great frustration at the fact that the problem has been persisting for so long, one Reddit user has shared his method of fixing the issue.

Valorant's anti-cheat has been the subject of controversy but also seems to its job well. A Riot Games developer announced that just under 9,000 accounts were banned and then proceeded to dunk on them in a followup tweet.

Valorant players have been reporting higher latencies as of late, prompting Riot Games' to explain the issue and outline their plan for server expansion.

Riot Games revealed more about their monetisation plans for Valorant, expanded on the state of the store and noted that we will not see a battle pass until release.

In an unexpected turn of events, popular Overwatch pro Sinatraa has announced leaving the game for Valorant pastures and the Sentinel esports organisation.

Riot Games deployed a patch to Valorant recently with balance and a few other changes but an unintentional one came along as players saw major FPS drops in the game. The team confirmed they are close to releasing a fix for this.