VALORANT pro Redgar showcases bug with Fade’s Haunt ability on Split

Players can throw Fade's E on top of B Main to detect enemies.

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Professional VALORANT player Igor “Redgar” Vlasov has discovered a bug regarding Fade’s Haunt ability and the top of B Main on Split.

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Redgar, who most recently played for Gambit Esports, took to Twitter to warn players and VALORANT developers about an unintended bug with Fade’s “E” ability. Fade’s Haunt allows players to throw a creature into any area to reveal the position of the enemy. This ability can be thrown a short distance before immediately falling in place and shows the outline of enemies if they become marked.

Haunt works in similar ways to KAY/O’s Zero/Point knife ability, which suppresses enemies it catches within its circle while also revealing them. But, unlike KAY/O’s knife, Fade’s Haunt is not meant to go through walls and must be thrown into an open space to deal with enemies. Redgar demonstrated Fade’s Haunt can be thrown on top of B Main and reveal enemies undeath it. B Main has a closed roof meaning there is no gap or opening which would allow the Haunt to see the enemies. Instead, this bug allows it to act like KAY/O’s knife.

VALORANT has yet to address or patch the bug with Fade’s Haunt ability.

“I want to warn everyone of that bug, cuz yesterday somebody throwed that s*** and I got rekked and I was like wtf,” said Redgar on Twitter. “Just be prepared for that shit and don’t use it, this info is only for warning everyone!”

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