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Viper is one of the unique Controller Agents in Valorant. Her utility kit is such that one can never count her out during a round. However, she is also one of the trickiest Agents to master ...
Riot Games released a short trailer on Thursday profiling a new character from the studio's upcoming tactical first-person shooter Valorant. An agent from the United States, Viper, as her name ...
Viper is one of Valorant’s most complicated Agents. She has smoke that can block vision, toxic pools that damage players, a wall that can cut bomb sites in half, and a massive death pit that can ...
Valorant agent Viper is currently the most powerful controller. When developing Harbor Riot kept Viper as the blueprint, but both are far from similar. In a crowded category of five, Viper stands ...
READ MORE: ‘Valorant’ review: a hero shooter that’s more shooter than hero Leading the changes this time is another round of massive buffs for Viper, whose kit was previously improved in ...
Check out this EPIC Valorant fan art! In this video, I take you through the full process of creating a stunning drawing inspired by one of your favorite agents. From rough sketch to final details ...
Backstory: Viper is the poisonous operative of the United States in Valorant. Her entire kit is all about forcing her enemies to play the map within her boundaries. This means setting walls ...
Ranked is almost here with the introduction of the 1.02 VALORANT patch. Although we don't know exactly when the true competitive mode of the game will be released into the wild, we do know it will ...
Valorant’s latest patch is here and it brings some much-needed changes to Yoru and Viper. Both Agents were desperate for an update, and Riot’s new patch offers plenty of changes to both of them.
"Aside from Viper, introducing Controllers that can cover large open areas is a blue ocean of opportunity," Valorant's state of the agents blog reads. Echoing this, Harbor's first look includes an ...
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