Imagine 60 players dropping into a massive map with each agent’s abilities — Jett’s dash, Omen’s smokes, or Sage’s wall could change the way fights and rotations work.
Unlike other battle royales, success wouldn’t depend only on gunplay. Smart utility usage and team coordination would be key to surviving till the end.
Instead of just finding weapons, players could collect “ability charges” or “ultimate orbs” scattered across the map — adding a new layer of strategy to looting.
Riot could replace the shrinking circle with zones powered by spike energy — forcing players into tactical fights rather than random chaos.
Before dropping, players could choose from limited agents per lobby, preventing ability spam and making every pick strategic — like drafting in ranked matches.
Valorant’s 5v5 core could evolve into 3-player squads, balancing teamwork and individual clutch potential — perfect for high-stakes survival gameplay.
A Battle Royale spin-off could expand Riot’s esports ecosystem — opening doors for massive creator tournaments, influencer events, and crossover collaborations.