The meta in Valorant is constantly evolving, and with the release of new agents, it often remains in an uncertain state for a while. In light of this, professional player Corbin "C0M" Lee shared his thoughts on the current meta in Valorant and what changes could be made to certain agents.

C0M’s Suggestions

It's worth noting that C0M is an active professional player and a world champion in 2023, making his opinion highly credible regarding the game. Today, he posted on his official social media accounts, outlining what he would change in the current meta. Most notably, he suggested removing the agent Tejo twice, despite the fact that he was only recently introduced to the game and is currently considered too powerful.

• Remove Tejo
• Bring back Viper picking up orb
• Lower Vyse Thorns duration some
• Bring back Sova Recon 3 ping reveals
• Remove Tejo
• Nerf Yoru ult duration
• Buff KJ Ult somehow
• Buff Sova Drone to 10s again
• Bring back Omen One ways
• Ok fine nerf Tejo a little.

Additionally, C0M focused heavily on Sova, who, in our opinion, is already quite strong and does not require buffs.

Community Reaction

In the comments, C0M's followers largely agreed with his statements. Many players especially supported the claim that Killjoy’s ultimate is currently too weak, even though she was once one of the strongest sentinels.

I played Killjoy 90% of the time, but now she’s practically unplayable. I thought the Cypher nerf would make people pick her more, but instead, everyone just switched to Vyse. Also, it’s still weird how her ultimate can have a 40-second cooldown.

Players also joked that Tejo was created specifically so that Corbin could only play on him, to which C0M responded that while Tejo is fun to play, the agent itself is pretty ridiculous.

Playing Tejo is super fun because this agent is just so dumb.

Of course, these are just the personal preferences of one player, and his opinion is unlikely to influence the future meta. We'll keep an eye on Riot’s announcements to see what changes are coming in future updates.