Riot Games has a history of releasing new cosmetics alongside patch upgrades, and it seems likely that Valorant patch 7.06 will continue this pattern.
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Exciting developments are never far behind in the fast-paced world of Valorant. Just a few weeks have passed since the release of Valorant Episode 7 Act 2, and Riot Games has already released not one but two fixes in response. It’s important to remember that on September 19th, Riot Games released Valorant patch 7.06, and the most notable change in this update is the requirements for lining up in competitive mode with your pals. Valorant Intergrade Bundle: Latest News on Skins, Price, and More
The most recent patch restricts who can invite other players with Platinum level or higher to their competitive party to Ascendant players and those with higher ranks. There may be some good news on the horizon if you’re feeling upset about not being able to team up with your rated friend any more.
According to various rumours going around, Riot Games is allegedly getting ready to introduce a new product called the Intergrade package. These leaks also suggest that once the Imperium package departs, this bundle will launch in players’ in-game shops. Here is a summary of all the information we have learned so far about the Valorant Intergrade package.
Riot Games has a history of releasing new cosmetics alongside patch upgrades, and it seems likely that Valorant patch 7.06 will continue this pattern. The Valorant community’s fervent leakers have once more come to the fore as many reports indicate the advent of a new skin bundle, the Intergrade bundle.
The Intergrade package, which falls under the “select tier” classification, won’t have any upgrades or variants for specific weapons, according to the Twitter account ValorLeaks. The reliable Spectre is expected to be featured in this bundle in place of the Phantom and Vandal skins.
A leaked image supplied by VALORANTLeaksEN suggests that the Intergrade bundle will debut in the Valorant store on September 21 after the Imperium bundle leaves, even though Riot Games has not yet made an official announcement about it or its release.
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As this is slated to be a Select tier collection devoid of weapon skin upgrades or variants, players can anticipate a more budget-friendly price compared to premium skins found in the game.
The Intergrade bundle is rumoured to cost 3500 Valorant Points (VP), or around $40 USD, and will be available through the Valorant marketplace. It should be noted that players will have the option to buy each skin separately for 875 VP, while the melee weapon alone will cost 1750 VP. As is common when purchasing a bundle, gamers may also anticipate receiving a Gun Buddy and a Player Card as part of the collection, finishing out the set with these popular extras.
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