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With Riot going berserk ahead of the launch of Episode 4 Act 1, a brand new agent, Neon, along with a battlepass has been revealed by the game developers. As usual, a series of player cards, gun buddies and sprays have been introduced as part of this update which would further be made available as you unlock tiers on your battlepass.

Three new weapons cosmetic bundles have been introduced to the game and will be shipped as a part of the game’s content through the battlepass which comes at the cost of just 1000 Valorant Points. Further, these new bundles could be grabbed from each of the free and paid tracks of the battlepass. Similarly, the game allows you to grab the free track of the battlepass while it’s up to you whether you would settle on getting the extra content. 

Battlepass in Valorant is a set of cosmetic items that players can obtain by progressing through the game. Comprising 50 Tiers across 10 acts, the player can earn a certain number of free rewards (marked with the green gradient) and premium prizes (marked with the red gradient). 

Let us now find what exactly these three weapon skins bundles are and how they will be distributed. 

Hydrodrip

a. Bucky



b. Frenzy



c. Guardian



d. Judge



2. Schema

a. Odin



b. Sheriff



c. Stinger



d. Vandal



3. Velocity

a. Bulldog



b. Spectre



c. Shorty



d. Phantom



e. Melee Weapon : Karambit





Well these are the three brand new cosmetic bundles to be made available once Episode 4 rolls out but there’s more to all of this. As we all know, the developers at right believe in aesthetic content and so are these weapon skins designed where you may unlock their different variants, using your radiante points.

Hydrodrip and Schema won’t feature any kind of Variants to be unlocked, unlike the Velocity bundle which bears a set of variants across its weaponry list.

Being said, the free track will surely give a series of in-game content, although the Shorty from the Velocity bundle will be put up for grabs while the paid track will have ⦁ Velocity Karambit and the Phantom, along with other weapons from the Schema and Hydrodrip as well. 

The Joshua “steel” Nissan led T1 have overhauled their current iteration of the roster by parting ways with the core from the 2020-21 lineup. 

T1 have released Tyler “SkaDoodle” Latham and Timothy “autimatic” Ta from their active Valorant division, the North American-Korean organization announced today on their Twitter handle. 

Ahead of the 2022 pro season, T1 have completely revamped their Valornant roster and with the departure of SkaDoodle and autimatic from last night, the team no longer fields any player from their original lineup which they had formed back in 2020 while the game was still in its beta phase. T1 since the very beginning underwent a plethora of changes within the team in the form of roster changes and roles. This has indeed thwarted the team’s chances of making it further in every VCT powered tournament which forced them back to the drawing board and re-evaluate their options for their forthcoming competitions in 2022.

SkaDoodle being the only player from T1’s original lineup has been released by the team followed by a roller-coaster stint of performances across 2020-21 while autimatic who initially called quits on Counter Strike : Global Offensive has been linked to that of Evil Geniuses and is expected to join Jake “Stewie2K” Yip, William “RUSH” Weirzba for their 2022 iteration coached by Damien “maLeK” Marcel. 

In a TwitLonger, autimatic added,

Soon after the above duo were released, T1 announced the addition of Johann “seven” Hernandez to their active roster from 100 Thieves and will play under the guidance of steel, T1’s new IGL. 

He continued,

T1 Valorant now have:

• Joshua “steel” Nissan (In-Game Leader and Captain)
• Zander “thwifo” Kim
• Johann “seven” Hernandez
• Rahul “curry” Nemani
• Johann “seven” Hernandez
• David Dennis (Head Coach)