Riot Games' video on what's coming with the Valorant Champions Seoul got several eyes on, with the updates regarding the Pick'Ems, the Valorant Champions 2024 bundle, and the Twitch Drops leaving players open-mouthed.
Although the fans of Valorant's professional esports circuit were extremely hyped with the creation of the game's first-ever Pick'Ems, all eyes fell on the Valorant Champions 2024 Bundle tease. In a hidden frame of the video, fans had the chance to see the skin for the first time.
Eventually, more videos were released about the cosmetic, the melee skin, and the final kill animation. While the community's initial reaction was negative, Riot Games' videos of the skin in action have gotten back the players' support. Now, it seems like they love it.
However, fans aren't going to be the only ones who will love this skin. Riot Games' Global Head for Valorant Leo Faria confirmed on his account on X (formerly Twitter) that all VCT Partner Teams will get a share of the Valorant Champions 2024 Bundle.
This means that teams who didn't qualify for the Valorant Champions Seoul will also get some of the revenue gathered by the Valorant Champions 2024 bundle.
Additionally, Leo said that the bundle will be divided into 60 shares, with each VCT Partnered Team (44 teams) owning one share. Additionally, the teams that will play at the major (16 teams) will get a second share.
Therefore, a team like Sentinels, who qualified for the Valorant Champions Seoul, will get two shares. Meanwhile, a team like 100 Thieves, who didn't qualify, will get one share. This means that if the Valorant Champions Bundle was to make US$60M, teams who didn't qualify for the competition would earn US$1M while teams who qualified for South Korea would earn US$2M.