Valorant’s new ‘Breeze’ map takes you to the Bermuda Triangle

Riot Games has been releasing regular updates to Appreciation for gamers back to the free shooter. This year they have already seen the launch of new delegate capable of teleport and warp time and a Gun Game form. Like the clock, the establishment of the third element of AppreciationThe second installment brings you a new demonstration of the hot springs that send players to the Bermuda Triangle.

You can see the new “Breeze” spot on April 27th alongside a new way to fight the discarded skin. Inspired by the Caribbean, the new map transforms Icebox into a more open and bright world, according to developer Devon Fay. The showroom offers long-distance views, encouraging players to adopt new styles and band music, the company says. It still looks like Breeze stays up to some maps, but the main purpose of the small changes is to convince the players to return to the scene. As such, Breeze’s main points and focus on community reform can be deceptive.

This new component also creates a skin tone that has its disadvantages. The new armor is described as the “glass-shaped figure” of the Ruler, with sharp wings and deep holes mixed with emerald effects that seem more imaginative than sci-fi. All five bags are available in the pocket as part of the initial edition of 7,100 Valorant Points (VP) (approximately $ 70). As usual, weapons can be connected to capture a variety of action, visual, audio and final effects.

As for the new combat strategy, it costs 1,000 VP ($ 10) and includes new shields, radianites, cards, sprayers and your fellow machine guns. The highlights include Lightwave Frenzy with three genres, a lucky rabbit friend, and a free Paul Pizza party card, while the paid song features Lightwave Phantom (level 25), Depths Vandal (level 45), songsteel melee, Dabbing Dan spray and with my friend Dan Penguin, among others. The continuation of the war ends on June 21, giving you seven weeks to catch up on the good.

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