The battle pass awards for VALORANT Episode 4, Act 2 are shown below

The battle pass awards for VALORANT Episode 4, Act 2 are shown below

According to Anna Donlan, VALORANT’s executive producer and dev team head, the new act is focused on “strengthening the foundation” and boosting the game’s “overall health.” Updates to agent balance, current maps, supporting good player behaviour, a better ranked experience, and, of course, buckets of new skins are all included.

Valorant Neon and Zeri Similarities from League of Legends addressed by RIOT
Valorant Neon and Zeri Similarities from League of Legends addressed by RIOT

The battle pass is the first set of new skins, and it will be available on the live servers on March 1st. Players can purchase dozens of unique weapon skins, gun buddies, player cards, and sprays for 1,000 VP ($9.99). The Lycan’s Bane skin line, the French Baguette gun buddy, the #SAVEWIDEJOY player card, and the Sheeeeeesh spray.

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These are the Rewards for battle pass in Valorant Episode 4, Act 2

Friendships with guns

Act Two of Episode Four introduces nine new pals. There’s also French Baguette, Babushka, and All-Purpose Slipper.

Cards for the players

Toast mains Chamber in Valorant
Toast mains Chamber in Valorant

There are now 15 player cards in the battle pass, up from 12. One of the highlights of the pass is the Home Again series. “What would be the first thing this agent would do when visiting home?” Riot wondered.

For Jett, that means eating Korean BBQ with her pals, for Skye, it means exploring the Outback and soaking in the sun, and for Brimstone, it means rooting for his favourite baseball club while holding a hotdog in his palm.

Sprays

The latest battle pass includes 12 sprays that include pop culture references, memes, and more.

In the pass, there is something for everyone. The developers intended to design Valorant goods that players all over the world could use to “express themselves,” according to Riot. They even collaborated with their regional teams to come up with products that players believed were “important.”

Laura Baltzer, associate producer, remarked, “We wanted the goods to seem as real to the locations that inspired them as possible.”

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