Valorant patch 8.07 is here, bringing Clove back to the agent pool along with an Omen buff. Here are the full Valorant update 8.07 patch notes.
Clove was added with patch 8.05 but was disabled in professional Valorant temporarily due to several bugs related to their abilities. Fortunately, those have been fixed with the new update which means players can freely choose the sixth Controller in Competitive matches and VCT Leagues.
Omen has also received a significant buff with Valorant patch 8.07 where the Agent can now interact more with the environment like doors in his Ultimate, without needing to cancel the ability.
With that said, here’s a complete rundown of everything included in Valorant update 8.07 patch notes.
Valorant update 8.07 patch notes
The biggest change with Valorant patch 8.07 is related to Omen. This controller will now be able to pick up the Spike and interact with other useables like doors while using the Ultimate ability without having to cancel it.
Several bugs related to Clove have been fixed. This includes all of their abilities like Not Dead Yet, Ruse, Meddle, and Pick-Me-Up. Audio bugs for certain weapons and skins like Glitchpop, Prime, Cryostatis, and more are also fixed.
Below you can find the full Valorant 8.07 patch notes from Riot Games.
General Updates
Agent Updates
Omen
Gameplay Systems Updates
Bug Fixes
General
Agents
Clove
Fixed a bug where Clove’s Meddle (Q) used an incorrect ability icon in the Combat Report.
Submitted a speculative fix for Clove’s Pick-Me-Up (C) HUD sometimes showing > 150 total health values when taking fall damage as Clove activated the ability
Fixed a bug where moving through the edges of Clove’s smoke would cause flickering vision rather than a smooth transition.
Fixed a bug where dead allies or observers spectating Clove would skip the death camera ceremony upon Clove’s death.
Fixed a bug where Clove’s Meddle (Q) could rarely cause a client-side hitch.
Cosmetics
We also had several other guns/skins reported as having audio issues (Standard/Default Phantom, Oni Phantom, Recon Phantom, etc.), but we verified these are actually working properly. If these guns or any other first person audio sounds different on headphones than it sounded before 8.05, it could be due to your speaker configuration in the VALORANT audio settings. This can happen if your USB headphones appear to Windows to be a surround sound device with multiple channels and you have opted into Auto-Detect in the VALORANT audio settings. If you are listening on headphones, have selected Auto-Detect, and do not have Spatial Audio enabled, your speaker configuration should appear as 2.0. If any other number of channels is shown, you can either set your VALORANT speaker configuration back to Stereo or enable Spatial Audio in Windows to fix this.
Gameplay Systems
Premier
