Although Valorant’s Cypher is one of the earliest and most beloved multiplayer operatives, his popularity has dwindled a lot. The Moroccan Guardian was once at the top of the FPS gaming meta, commanding points with his nearly unmatched Spycam and Trapwire vision abilities, but since releasing so many new Valorant characters with stronger outfits like Fade and Chamber, it’s taken quite a while. weather. . . drop. All it takes is for some Cypher players to come up with reworked abilities to regain lost popularity from him.
According to stat tracking website tracker.gg, Cypher is the second highest ranked mod choice for Act 2 Episode 5, just ahead of Astra. Its win rate is also only one notch higher than Astra’s at just 34.1%. Now the Cypher Network seems tired of working in the dark, and one Reddit user took matters into his own hands and developed a revamp of his ultimate, Neural Theft, to give them a bit more power.
Neural Steal now works like this: Upon charging, Cypher can focus on a dead enemy player in range and display the location of all living enemy players. Reddit user Virtual_Attitude550 shared his idea for a new way for Sentinel to work with the Valorant subreddit. They said: “After a 2 second delay, Cypher will spot all enemies within 40 yards of him. His aura is shown to your entire team for 4 seconds (it’s an aura, meaning he fully reveals them all the time, including what they’re doing).”
The idea of reworking Cypher Ult from VALORANT
This new version of Cypher’s ult would be quite powerful if implemented, with many users sharing thoughtful comments in the comments section. One user said: “That would be too good because it’s just continuous wall slashing for 4 seconds. Somehow too much.
Another added: “I think showing enemies for 2 seconds (similar to the mark) would be enough to see some movement. Another cool thing is that it’s a real dart, so enemies need to press and hold F to take it out.”
While Cypher might consider himself a bit overwhelmed if the Virtual Attitude Ultimate were to be implemented, many Valorant devotees agree that Cypher could use some buffs, and targeting his Ultimate isn’t a bad idea.
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Source : PC Gamesn
