We’d like to open up more play around the teleporters and potentially rethink how teams execute, and defend against executes, on both sites."
And for Bind, it’s mostly about strategic diversity. Breeze made its debut at the end of April as the defining. "For Breeze, we feel like this map has some room to improve in terms of Agents and team comp diversity, as well as some opportunities for simplification of the space. After a couple of weeks alone in its own playlist, Breeze is joining the map list for the ranked and unrated queues in VALORANT today. We’re looking forward to seeing how everyone plays the map with all the new Agents and meta shifts that have happened since Split left the rotation. Of all the maps in VALORANT, it’s prolly the worst though. Lots of you wanted it back and it makes sense with the other pool shifts. "We know a lot of you were sad to see this one go, so we’re very happy to bring this back to you all (with a few updates as well…) Not a lot to add here really. "Split is back!" Riot Games' blog post reads. There is no date set for the returns of Bind and Breeze to Unrated and Competitive, but the two maps will still be available in Spike Rush, custom games and other game modes.
BREEZE VALORANT PATCH
These moves will be reflected at the start of Episode 6 with Patch 6.0, which Riot says will be released in early January. Read about the next Competitive/Unrated queue map rotation. Since Valorant will also be receiving a new map at the start of Episode 6, Riot opted to remove two existing maps from the pool in Bind and Breeze. Breeze is Valorant’s sixth map, set on the Caribbean coast near the Bermuda Triangle. The decision is said to have been made with the same procedure Riot utilized back in June 2022, which hones in on its desire to preserve its 7-map pool for tournament best-of-5's. After nearly half a year, Split will return to the Competitive and Unrated map rotation at the start of Valorant Episode 6 Act I, Riot Games announced Friday.
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