Patch notes 5.03: Chamber, Neon and Jett get updates
The mechanics of the game changes according to the new patches and the newest patch includes huge changes that will affect three agents; Chamber, Neon, and Jett. Let’s take a deeper look into Patch Notes 5.03!
Agent Updates
The most important updates of the patch are about the agents, Chamber, Neon, and Jett. Chamber has received a huge nerf that might change its pick rate in the professional scene and here are the notes for the agent:
Chamber
Rendezvous (E)
- Base Cooldown has been increased from 20s to 30s.
- Recall Cooldown has been increased from 20s to 30s.
- Whenever a Rendezvous anchor is destroyed, the new cooldown has been set to 45s.
- Diameter size of the “ring” Chamber can stand that allows him to activate Rendezvous has been decreased from 21m to 15m.
Trademark (C)
- Slow duration has been decreased from 9.5s to 6s.
Tour de Force (X)
- Ultimate points required have been increased from 7 to 8.
- Slow duration has been decreased from 9.5s to 6s.
- Leg shot multiplier has been reduced from 1.0 to 0.85
Headhunter (Q)
- Bullet cost has been increased from 100 to 150.
Neon
Overdrive (X)
- Damage per shot has been reduced from 22 to 18.
- Killzone has been increased from 15m to 20m.
- Leg shot multiplier has been reduced from 1.0 to 0.85.
- Headshot multiplier has been increased from 1 to 3.
Jett
Bladestorm (X)
- Leg shot multiplier has been reduced from 1.0 to 0.85.
Gameplay System Updates
- Ability to change “Ghost” outside of Custom Games has been added. This option can be found Settings > Controls > Actions
Bugs
Agents
- An error regarding Jett’s Tailwind, switching weapons in the middle of the dash would cause the weapon pull out animation is fixed.
Gameplay Systems
- A bug where some Reyna/Killjoy HUD elements were still visible after enabling Hide User Interface is fixed.
- A bug where defuse animation wouldn’t consistently play if the orb is tapped in rapid succession is fixed.
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