And for Bind, it’s really about ensuring that they have enough strategic variety. Lansford further added, “For Breeze, we believe like this map has some opportunity to develop in terms of agents and team comp diversity, as well as some opportunities for streamlining of the space.
SPLIT VALORANT PATCH
In a new blog post, maps and modes design head Joe Lansford says Split will return with “a few tweaks,” which will be outlined in the Valorant patch 6.0 notes.īind and Breeze will be removed from the rotation in exchange for Split’s reintroduction to the Valorant maps pool for competitive play. On the other hand, it will be fascinating to watch Riot manage the transition from having just one map on the sidelines to having two of them. We’re looking forward to seeing how everyone plays the map with all the new Agents and meta shifts that have happened since Split left the rotation.”Īs we have seen in the past, maps that are taken out of rotation are not permanently removed from the game rather, they do eventually make a comeback. “Lots of you wanted it back and it makes sense with the other pool shifts. They will, however, continue to be playable in the Spike Rush mode as well as in custom games. This change is necessary in order to make room for Split. However, the return of Split will result in the removal of Bind and Breeze from both the Unrated and Competitive game modes. Read about the next Competitive/Unrated queue map rotation. That’s right, Riot Games has announced that the much-loved map will be making a comeback in January, which is when patch 6.0 will be made available to players.
With the adjustments introduced in Patch 6.0, Split is once again playable in Valorant. “Split is back! We know a lot of you were sad to see this one go, so we’re very happy to bring this back to you all (with a few updates as well…) Not a lot to add here really,” Riot’s Joe “Pearl Hogbash” Lansford stated.
Despite this, it will be back in action in a matter of time after being put on hold for a period of six months. Fans were disappointed that Split was the final map to be removed from the rotation, as it was one of their favorites.
The developers also changed the eight-map strong pool by taking maps out of rotation and maintaining a seven-map rotation. They have had the sightlines surrounding them altered, new angles opened up looking into the spike sites, and new routes introduced to get around them. Some of the staples in the collection have been reworked to accommodate the addition of new maps to the rotation.
SPLIT VALORANT UPDATE
The much-loved map Split will be returning to Valorant in the update 6.0 that will be released in January unfortunately, in order to make room for it, two other maps will be removed. Riot Games is ringing in the year 2023 with a whole new map rotation.
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