This new agent is a new sentinel, capable of disabling enemies’ primary weapons. Learn the details.
Along with the second act of episode 9, a new agent arrived at ValorantRiot’s tactical shooter. It’s about Vysea sentinel with a series of skills that allows you to control enemies based on metal traps and thornsThis new agent will become the sixth sentinel in the game, accompanying Killjoy, Cypher, Sage, Chamber and Deadlock.
This agent can already be found in the games, with abilities that blind enemies or activity on commandTo unlock it, you need to complete the recruiting eventwhich consists of earning 200,000 experience points and 8,000 Kingdom credits. Both requirements are achieved by playing, either by playing matches or with daily bonuses.
Vyse: What are his skills?
Vyse has the role of sentinel. These agents generally have a set of tools focused on the defensive play and supporting the rest of the team. The skills are as follows:
Skill E: Pink Bow
Equip an ArcRose. Aim at a surface and shoot to place a stealthy ArcRose, or use alt-fire to place the ArcRose through it. Reuse it to blind all players who look at it. This ability can be picked up to redeploy.
Q Skill: Cut
Equip Liquid Metal Filaments. Shoot them to place a hidden wall trap. When an enemy crosses, an indestructible wall emerges from the ground behind them. The wall lasts for a short time before dissipating.
Skill C: Razor
Equip a Liquid Metal Nest. Shoot it to launch it. Upon landing, the nest becomes invisible. When activated, it expands into a large nest of razor-sharp vines that slows and damages all players who pass through it.
Ultimate: Steel Garden
Equip a Liquid Metal Bramble. Shoot it to cause metal to erupt from you in a torrent of metallic spikes, jamming enemy primary weapons after a short period of time.
Source: Ambito
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