Valorant’s next big update will introduce a major rework to the game’s least popular agent – Yoru. Originally, Riot Games intended Yoru to be a full-on lurker (think info-gathering lone wolf ...

It has been almost a year since Valorant's Japanese Radiant agent, Yoru, came out, and the response that the duelist has received has been lukewarm at best. The common consensus of the Valorant ...

After an eternal wait, Yoru's rework finally arrives in Valorant with Episode 4 Act 2. Since his release, Yoru has been recognized as one of the most underpowered agents in Valorant, which has led ...

For now, I remain skeptical that this is enough of a rework to make Yoru viable in higher elo play, and certainly not in Pro play. The situation actually brings up a wider question about whether ...

This has caused Riot Games to concentrate on a rework of Yoru’s abilities. In a “State of the Agents” update that Riot put out recently, the team stated a couple of interesting things regarding the ...

Yoru is getting a big rework in this patch, giving him more ways to mess with his opponents. Everything from his Dimensional Drift ultimate ability to his Fakeout decoy have been altered ...

It's been a year since Yoru's rework in Valorant episode 4, and nothing has changed. Riot no longer tries to put extra effort into its spoiled child because, if so many attempts fail, there's ...

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KAY/O, one of the game's least popular agents, will receive a major rework making him far more viable ... flash to coordinate with on the roster." Yoru dominated Masters Bangkok in February ...