Valorant is the brand new game from Riot Games, released last week. Two teams of five players compete against each other in several rounds. These matches take place on four maps, each with its own specificity: Bind, Haven, Split and finally Ascent.
As Ascent was added very recently, the publisher had indicated that the map was more likely to be imposed during games. This is now over. According to Valorant's official Twitter, all maps will now have the same percentage chance of being randomly selected.
This announcement is effective immediately and doesn't require you to download any updates, as this is a patch applied directly to Riot Games servers.
After having tried out the new map, players are looking forward to the return of the Competitive mode, scheduled for the next few weeks.
Recently switched from Twitch to Mixer, Shroud let his mouth be heard and gave his impressions of Valorant in two Youtube videos. He discussed the lack of relevance of the Competitive mode, but also the differences between CS:GO and Riot Games' FPS.
