Alex Gibson
Before we dive in, Valorant producer Laura Baltzer highlighted some of the creative thinking behind the Battle Pass’ design in a press release sent to Twinfinite:
“This pass was the first time we wanted to try to build a Battlepass around a central theme: myths and legends. We did this for a few reasons. We wanted the Battlepass to reflect some of the things that were going on in VALORANT and make it feel like a memorable part of this moment in time for players. Champions is just around the corner and we can’t wait to see what legends are born from it.
Also, at the beginning of Episode 5, we saw in our Shattered cinematic that our Agents saw themselves in a heroic light. When players equip the Obsidiana or the Immortalized Vandal, we want them to feel just as legendary on their ranked climb as the pros playing on the main stage, or as our Agents immortalized in comic books.“
Valorant Episode 5, Act 2 Battle Pass Weapon Skins
There are three weapon skin lines included in the new BP:
Immortalized – Sheriff, Stinger, Guardian, VandalPiedra del Sol – Ghost, Guardian, Ares, OperatorPremier Collision – Knife, Frenzy, Marshall, Spectre, Vandal
Here’s a look at examples of each skin line:
Immortalized
Piedra Del Sol
Premier Collision
Battle Pass Skin Gameplay
Below you can check out the skins in action in a new trailer from Riot published earlier today:
Battle Pass Sprays, Cards, & Gun Buddies
How Much Valorant Battle Pass Costs
As always, the Valorant battle pass comes in at 1,000VP. VP is the in-game currency, which can be bought in different bundles. 1,000VP is roughly equivalent to $10. To put the cost in perspective, a single Premium Edition weapon skin, such as the Forsaken, costs 1,750VP or around $17.50.
Is Valorant Episode 5, Act 2 Battle Pass Worth it?
Everyone will have their own opinion on the content included in this latest battle pass and whether it’s worth shelling out the money for. In our opinion, as we mentioned earlier, it’s among the best Riot Games has done for Valorant since its launch. It maintains the high standard set by Act 1’s battle pass, which directly precedes this one. One deciding factor for everyone, though, should be how much Valorant you think you’re likely to play over the coming months. The battle pass tiers are easy to tick off initially but take progressively more XP as you get higher up the ladder. You’ll need to be regularly playing the game to unlock all of them. Still, you can always accelerate the process by making sure you’re ticking off daily and weekly challenges whenever they pop up. That should give you everything you need to know about the new weapon skins and accessories in Valorant Episode 5, Act 2’s Battle Pass. For more on this latest season of content, stay tuned to Twinfinite.
