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Valorant 3.10 Patch Notes:New Agent, Bug Fixes and Competitive Queue Stack


The Valorant 3.10 patch notes have been officially released by Valorant and introduced effective changes to the game, including a new agent and modified queue structure for Competitive. The latest patch contains a few bug fixes and tweaks that the devs have already talked about before, as well as some new tweaks.

ContentsValorant 3.09 Patch NotesBUGSGAME SYSTEMSOCIALESPORT FEATURES5-STACK COMPETITIVE QUEUE

Players will now be able to officially try out Chamber, The Last Agent, and many more. The article talks about the upcoming changes introduced in Valorant with the 3.10 patch notes, including a new agent.

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Valorant 3.10 Patch Notes:New Agent, Bug Fixes and Competitive Queue Stack

Valorant 3.09 patch notes

The Official Blog has been officially released by RIOT Games, and players can expect to see effective changes introduced to their game from now on. The regular patch notes release schedule indicates that players might see the new Agent, Chamber in the roster from now on, and some effective bug fixes.

BUGS

GAME-SYSTEM

  • A net/sim-tick alias issue where exceeding 128fps could cause packet send rates to drop below the 128fps limit has been fixed.

SOCIAL

  • Issues where you could re-invite players to the lobby who were already invited have been fixed.

ESPORTS FEATURES

  • Fixed a bug where the observer minimap zoom setting was not working.
Valorant 3.10 Patch Notes:New Agent, Bug Fixes and Competitive Queue Stack
  • Fixed a bug where trainers could not use hotkeys to spectate a player inside a deployed utility.
  • Fixed a bug where pressing Shift plus a player number would not go to the correct cinematic camera for that player, if that player was actively spectated.

COMPETITIVE 5-STACK QUEUE

Valorant has removed all ranked restrictions from 5-stack games in the competitive queue to reduce surfing. Some rules have been implemented to take them into account in the queue.

Diamond 2 and below:

  • Players can expect increased queuing times as RIOT will only match their team to 5 other stacks of similar average MMR.

Diamond 3 and above:

  • Expected queuing times can vary widely and could increase significantly for another similar 5 MMR stack to play against.

Radiant:

  • Players will wait indefinitely for another 5 stacks of similar MMRs to play against, potentially increasing wait times dramatically.

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