Another day, another Valorant skin line, but the brand-new Egyptian-inspired Sarmad skins have fallen short of Riot's expectations and divided fans with their allegedly unimpressive appearance. In Valorant patch 5.01, Phoenix and Yoru have undergone adjustments, and the new Sarmad skins, a set of Egyptian-inspired weapons decorated in all things golden, have also been included. Riot has undoubtedly tried to add some majesty to the game's ever-growing cosmetic collection, but it appears that some players haven't exactly taken to these glistening extras. Every fan who supports them has a rival who opposes them, and the argument is dividing Alpha Earth. Fans buried brave Sarmad skins.

According to the feedback, it appears that Riot overestimated the value of these newly discovered jewels when they wrote in their announcement tweet that "changing sands have revealed something exceptional for your collection."One fan comments, "The hysteria with the huge ole cat is valid. All other things are..." Another player agrees, saying, "You dropped a ball on these." Imagine magazines with the sand inside of them and a barrel with hieroglyphs engraved into it. Jade feels so out of place, too. I usually purchase everything Egyptian-themed in games, but not this time.

However, some have praised the bundle right away, highlighting the Blade of Serket's two melee weapons in particular. These ugly knives, which were designed after the Egyptian Goddess of power and healing, have turned out to be the bundle's saving grace. One gamer confesses, "Unpopular opinion: I like the knife set," and another says they remind him of "Kabal's hook sword from Mortal Kombat 11." Love them or hate them, the skins will be available starting on July 14 and most likely for a few weeks. They are available for melee, the Frenzy, the Phantom, the Spectre, and the Vandal.

If you want to make a statement with the new Sarmad package. the best Valorant crosshairs should be used instead of your default crosshair. Additionally, you can use the TRN Valorant Tracker app to plan your next match.