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VALORANT VALORANT Patch 4.03 introduces significant changes to Deathmatch Deathmatch should be much better with the new updates. Image via Riot Games VALORANT  players can soon enjoy multiple much-needed Deathmatch changes that should encourage more players to use the mode to warm up in  Patch 4.03 .  Warming up in  VALORANT  is crucial before queuing into ranked, especially at higher ranks. Immediately jumping into a competitive environment can be detrimental, especially if it’s been a while since your last match.  VALORANT’s  Deathmatch mode is a decent way to warm up, although it previously needed substantial updates to make it a fully viable option. Riot Games has finally introduced changes to Deathmatch in Patch 4.03 that should improve the overall experience and help players learn the mechanics or warm up with ease.  Patch 4.03 will remove or relocate “dangerous” spawn locations in Deathmatch to help prevent players from dying immediately after spawning. The spawn logic and place

TenZ comeback fuels Sentinels rally against NRG in NA VCT Challengers opening match He's back at it again. Photo via Riot Games In their first official match since their group stage elimination at Champions, Sentinels rallied from a rough start and a one-map deficit to defeat NRG Esports in their first  VALORANT  series of 2022. After a quiet showing on Fracture, TenZ propelled the team to a 2-1 series win with incredible showings on Haven and Bind. The series started on Fracture, Sentinels’ pick and typically a go-to ban for NRG in their recent open qualifier events. But NRG suckered last year’s North American juggernaut in and played an aggressive style that stunned a timid Sentinels squad. TenZ did not look like a superstar in the first half, with only five kills on Jett and going zero-for-five on first duels. He woke up in the second half, with two triple kills in the first three rounds. He was outdone by the duo of tex and ANDROID, however, who pushed NRG across the line by a

  VALORANT New ‘Undercity’ skin line for VALORANT leaked VALORANT 2077. Image via Riot Games A new skin line collection for  VALORANT  has appeared online ahead of its scheduled release, again. Images of the “Undercity” bundle have been shared online by Mike from the widely followed @ValorLeaks Twitter account. New Bundle: Undercity |  #VALORANT   pic.twitter.com/yJHI1o1A3M — Mike – Valorant Leaks & Info (@ValorLeaks)  February 15, 2022 The image of the entire bundle shows the full skin collection for Undercity, with skins for the Judge, Phantom, Classic, Bulldog, and melee. The ValorLeaks account also shared a clip of someone with the melee weapons equipped, with a knife and an icepick-style ax. Undercity Melee |  #VALORANT   pic.twitter.com/YcozFkagoH — Mike – Valorant Leaks & Info (@ValorLeaks)  February 15, 2022 The Undercity line follows a similar color scheme to the popular Glitchpop collection, but with a static image of a cyberpunk-esque skyline. On the skyline, there’s