The site you know has changed. Not just a fresh coat of paint: a complete overhaul, top to bottom.
Why now
ilovevalorant.com has been around since 2021. Five years on a game that evolves fast, new agents, new maps, a new meta every act, inevitably leaves traces: content that had aged, pages that no longer matched what the game has become today, a structure that no longer made much sense.
Rather than patching things up piece by piece, I took the time this year to rebuild everything from scratch.
What's changed
A new visual identity. The site has a new look, designed to be clearer and more pleasant to browse.
Outdated content has been removed. Pages describing a Valorant that no longer exists have been taken down, not left hanging around half wrong.
Old pages have been redirected to their up-to-date equivalent, so nothing gets lost along the way, neither for you nor for search engines.
Every agent has been added and updated, with complete profiles reflecting the current meta.
80% of the maps are already live, the remaining ones will follow before September.
A new gear catalog section has launched: all the gaming equipment (mice, keyboards, monitors, headsets, chairs...) filterable by category and by budget, so you can find the right gear without spending hours on it.
Articles and guides have been expanded, with more depth and detail than before.
The site is going English. The English version is already 75% deployed, the rest will follow within two weeks. A first for ilovevalorant.com, which until now only served the French-speaking community. And that's just the start: German and Arabic will follow in the coming months, two languages I also speak.
Three new tools
What was missing the most, in my view, wasn't just content, but concrete tools. Three are available today, built from scratch for this redesign:
Crosshair Generator: build your crosshair and copy its code, pro codes included.
eDPI Calculator: DPI × sensitivity, to know your true sensitivity at a glance.
Sensitivity Converter: keep the same mouse feel when switching from one FPS to another.
More are coming. This is something I plan to keep building on over time, not a one-off.
What hasn't changed
The spirit of the site stays the same: honest content, written by someone who actually plays, not a generic article mill. The redesign changed the shape, not the substance.
If you run into a broken link or something that looks off during this transition, feel free to let me know, it's a big undertaking, and an outside eye always helps catch what I might miss.
Thanks for being here since the start, or for just arriving now. Have fun out there.
A casual Valorant player since December 2020, coming from MOBAs (Heroes of the Storm, League of Legends), I share here what actually helps me play and improve, without claiming to be a pro. A geek at heart, with a digital-focused professional background, I put those skills to use mainly for this site: writing it better, building it better, growing it better.