VALORANT Patch 4.10 Notes: Haven, Performance and Fixes

VALORANT Patch 4.10 was released on May 24, 2022. This is a historical patch summary, not a description of the current live build. The update focused on quality-of-life changes, Haven collision, performance diagnostics and bug fixes rather than a major balance overhaul.

Agent and Haven changes

Riot moved and resized progress or charge bars to a consistent position for Reyna, Cypher, Breach, Fade, Jett, Omen, Phoenix, Raze, Skye and Yoru. Omen's third-person model also received a detail and fidelity update.

On Haven, players could no longer walk up the front of A-site cover or jump onto C-site cover without a boost ability. These were collision fixes, not a full map rework.

New performance and network graphs

• A Shooting Error graph began showing recent client-side shot error, helping players review movement and accuracy after a duel.
• A bug where ping or frame-rate spikes could build an excessive movement-processing buffer for several seconds was fixed.
• Network RTT Jitter and Network RTT + Processing Delays graphs were added to expose latency that the average/maximum RTT or scoreboard ping might not show.

Important bug fixes

• Allies could hear “Destroyed” lines triggered by Chamber, Killjoy, Cypher and Yoru deployables.
• Neon's High Gear no longer stopped after Fast Lane or Relay Bolt.
• Observer issues involving Viper's Pit and Chamber's Rendezvous radius were fixed.
• Brimstone's Incendiary applied damage in regular one-point ticks instead of delayed chunks of 15; total DPS stayed unchanged.
• Protocol weapon VFX flicker, unreliable Agent-specific keybinds and the missing combat report bug were addressed.

The listed known issue was that observers using Minimal HUD could not see the Spike plant or defuse bar. For current changes, use Riot's newest notes rather than treating 4.10 as live guidance. For account credit information, see the VALORANT Points guide.