"There are many issues in the game that need to be fixed," Headshinsky commented on the current problems with Valorant

Despite Riot Games' regular updates to fix various bugs and errors in Valorant, the company seldom addresses the underlying issues, which are quite prevalent in the game. Recently, German commentator and analyst Marvin "headshinsky" Wild discussed these lesser-known problems that he believes also need attention.

On his official social media, Marvin "headshinsky" Wild made a series of posts about his vision of the problems in Valorant and possible solutions. One suggestion Marvin made relates to the in-game honor system. He believes that an honor value is essential for comfortable gameplay. For instance, he shares a personal situation where, despite his good behavior, he often gets paired with toxic players. Marvin argues that if League of Legends has an honor system, then it should definitely be implemented in Valorant as well.

Another issue, according to headshinsky, concerns boosters who are quite common in ranked matches. Although it can sometimes be hard to distinguish boosters from streamers playing with their audience, it is possible, and developers should pay more attention to this. Additionally, Marvin discusses issues with ping and the terrible state of the Deathmatch mode. You can read more about this from the author.

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These problems and more really exist in Valorant, so the game community can only hope that the developers listen to this media persona and start fixing some of them.