Players have often requested a skin randomising tool for Valorant PBE, and Riot Games is now experimenting with it.
Valorous bundles are opulent, one-of-a-kind, and pricey. It’s really sad that after spending a lot of money on a skin, players are then required to put it on the shelf as soon as a new bundle is released. However, Riot might be developing a fix.
Players on the PBE have claimed that Riot may be toying with the concept of adding an automatic loadout rotation functionality to Valorant.
A test build for features that have been largely approved by the team is called the valiant PBE. To make sure the new technology is appropriate for the game, gamers test it out on the PBE. The Collection Organization feature that Riot Games is currently developing will allow users to customise their loadout.
If PBE testing goes well, Riot may release a skin randomizer for Valorant soon. Each time you use the feature, a fresh skin will be loaded from your owned collection.
Players currently have to equip each weapon individually, which can be time-consuming. In Valorant, there are 17 different types of weaponry, including sidearms, SMGs, shotguns, rifles, sniper rifles, and heavy weapons. Each skin replacement is a difficult task. Players can maximise the value of their purchases using this tool.
A Collection Organization feature that would finally help players manage their expensive bundles has been uncovered by intrepid leakers and PBE users. Owners of skins will be able to filter their collection by favourites, owned or unowned, and skin levels thanks to the exciting addition. By using this, gamers can maximise their investment by using all of their preferred skins in competitive games.
Players can sort out the best skins in a separate folder using the favourite option. A player’s personal favourite collection can be curated with only one click on the little star icon. The chosen skins will then be placed to the active inventory, which is a collection that changes with every game, after that. For instance, if you played Bind with Reaver 2.0 Phantom, if you own it, you can earn a Glitchpop Vandal on your subsequent map.
Players won’t need to manually change skins before each game this way. Instead, the automatic mechanism in the game will handle it for you. The skin randomizer in this version has been very popular. Despite not changing the skins on each map as users requested, it undoubtedly helps draw attention to more skins.