Riot will compensate VALORANT players for weekly mission mishap

Thank you, Riot.
Image via Riot Games

VALORANT fans now have something to look forward to next week.

Recommended Videos

VALORANT players discovered that there were only two missions this week instead of the typical three. To make up for it, Riot is going to add an extra mission next week along with a couple of added bonuses, the company announced today.

Players will receive four weekly missions next week, as well as an extra 2,000 XP to the mission as a bonus. And the mission requirement will be dropped down to 35 ultimate uses instead of 50. This is a godsend for players who complain that 50 ultimates make it feel “too grindy” and “ridiculous.”

But the weekly mission will likely return back to 50 ultimates for the following week.

Riot offers weekly and daily missions to players so they can progress through the battle pass quicker. Players can receive free chapter rewards or shell out $10 for more goodies, like gun buddies, weapon skins, player cards, and sprays.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article When can Clove use their revive ultimate ability in VALORANT?
VALORANT agent Clove in the midst of casting their self-resurrection ultimate ability.
Read Article Discord adds official but expensive VALORANT profile cosmetics and effects to its store
Clove wallpaper from VALORANT
Read Article VALORANT players discover broken Clove interaction that leads to easy smoke kills
Clove in VALORANT
Related Content
Read Article When can Clove use their revive ultimate ability in VALORANT?
VALORANT agent Clove in the midst of casting their self-resurrection ultimate ability.
Read Article Discord adds official but expensive VALORANT profile cosmetics and effects to its store
Clove wallpaper from VALORANT
Read Article VALORANT players discover broken Clove interaction that leads to easy smoke kills
Clove in VALORANT
Author
Andreas Stavropoulos
Staff writer for Dot Esports. Andreas is an avid gamer who left behind a career as a high school English teacher to transition into the gaming industry. Currently playing League, Apex, and VALORANT.