Riot Games has released the official Valorant 3.10 patch notes, delivering impactful updates including the new agent Chamber, essential bug fixes, and revisions to the competitive queue for 5-player stacks. These changes enhance gameplay stability and fairness in ranked matches.
Key highlights include tweaks to netcode, social features, esports tools, and queue matchmaking to curb exploits like surfing.
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Valorant 3.10 Patch Notes
The official Riot blog details these updates, with Chamber now joining the agent roster and several bugs addressed for smoother play.
BUGS
GAME SYSTEMS
- A net/sim-tick alias issue where exceeding 128fps could cause packet send rates to drop below the 128fps limit has been fixed.
SOCIAL
- Issues where you could re-invite players to the lobby who were already invited have been fixed.
ESPORTS FEATURES
- Fixed a bug where the observer minimap zoom setting was not working.
- Fixed a bug where trainers could not use hotkeys to spectate a player inside a deployed utility.
- Fixed a bug where pressing Shift plus a player number would not go to the correct cinematic camera for that player, if that player was actively spectated.
COMPETITIVE 5-STACK QUEUE
Valorant has lifted ranked restrictions for 5-stack parties in competitive to reduce surfing exploits, with new matchmaking rules in place.
Diamond 2 and below:
- Expect longer queue times as teams match only against other 5-stacks of similar average MMR.
Diamond 3 and above:
- Queue times may vary significantly while awaiting a matching 5-stack opponent.
Radiant:
- Indefinite wait for another Radiant-level 5-stack, potentially leading to extended queues.
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