Valorant's Competition mode has been available for just a few weeks and is already making a lot of noise. Between AFK players, voice chat toxicity, matchmaking problems or even the usual cheaters, the ranked games don't always go as planned and it can quickly become frustrating.
When you come across teammates with whom everything is going well, whether it's communication or willingness to play right, you dream of pursuing your ranked games with them. At least that's what some players want by suggesting the addition of a "Stay a a Team" option at the end of games.
Several games already offer this option, including Overwatch, and it would make perfect sense to implement it via a patch in the coming weeks. In addition to avoiding in-game toxicity as much as possible, this would also help solve the matchmaking issues that cause many players to avoid playing solo.
This option would allow players to create their own team with the teammates they encounter in-game. While it isn't a miracle solution, it would help alleviate some of the issues in the short term and provide a better playing experience.
Similarly, Myth and Hiko had suggested the establishment of two separate queues for solo/duo or party, similar to the League of Legends system.
It seems that Riot Games still has some work to do before the Competitive mode satisfies everyone. It should be noted that the game is still in its beta version, and additions of this kind will certainly be made before the official release of the game, scheduled for this summer.
Valorant continues to attract players and orhanizations from all over the world. It's now the turn of the women's division of Dignitas to announce its intention to go to the new Riot Games FPS.
