Riot, Valorant silahlarınızı Counter-Strike silahlarına dönüştürmek için ödeme yapmanıza izin verecek

Valorant’s next cosmetic bundle is looking eerily familiar. The Black Market pack, arriving on April 12, is an unsubtle homage to Counter-Strike conveniently timed with Valve’s recent announcement of Counter-Strike 2.

Ilginç bir şekilde, Karaborsa paketi (yeni sekmede açılır) is the exact opposite of Valorant’s typical style of loud, impossible-looking magical skins. The five included skins transform default Valorant guns into a close approximation of their Counter-Strike equivalents. For example:

• Vandal AK-47'ye dönüşüyor
• Bulldog FAMAS oluyor
• Mareşal İzci olur (bu ikisi zaten oldukça benzer görünüyordu)
• Klasik bir Glock-18'e dönüşüyor
• Bıçak kelebek bıçağına dönüşüyor

In case you’re still unsure if the similarities are a coincidence, the Black Market bundle even references Counter-Strike’s terrorist/counter-terrorist format by changing each skin’s appearance when you’re attacking or defending. If the reference holds up, I assume you’ll only see that wood-grain Vandal on attack.

Pakete verilen tepkiler uygun şekilde karıştırılır. Bazı oyuncular Counter-Strike'ın arsız yenilemelerinden keyif alırken, diğerleri bunu Riot'un Counter-Strike 2'de heyecan dolaşıyor (yeni sekmede açılır). Personally I think these skins, while simple, are a huge improvement over Valorant’s dreadfully boring all-black default skins. It’s a shame that they’ll probably be wildly overpriced: official pricing hasn’t been announced yet, but judging by the way Valorant tends to price bundles, expect to pay anywhere from $60-$80 for all five skins (or $16-$23 per skin).

“I mean guess it’s fine, but I can’t justify paying money for generic skins for weapons I’ve used in every FPS shooter for the last 20 years,” wrote Redditor xStickyBudz (yeni sekmede açılır).

Another common reaction is disappointment that the attack/defense skin swapping feature will be exclusive to this bundle. Valorant players have been asking for a similar feature that works for any skin for years, but according to Riot, it hasn’t materialized because of the potential strains on hardware requirements.

“More skins and more memory = more load times,” wrote associate art director Sean Marino in a yanıt (yeni sekmede açılır) on Reddit. “We want players to get in the game quickly and not have a bunch of things going on in the background preventing you from doing that—more memory means bigger hardware memory requirement.”

Fair enough, but if I were a Valorant player I don’t think I’d be satisfied. Would players really mind slightly longer loading times if it means more freedom to show off the skins they’ve paid hundreds or thousands of dollars on?

Riot, Valorant'ı her şeyde çalışacak kadar düşük özellikli tutma taahhüdünü sürdürüyor ancak bu fedakarlıklarla birlikte geliyor.

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• Kaynak: https://www.pcgamer.com/riot-will-let-you-pay-to-turn-your-valorant-guns-into-counter-strike-guns