How is the ultra-fast ray tracing in Valorant's Operation Energy? Introduction to ultra-fast ray tracing in Valorant's Operation Energy

How is the Raytracing Speed series in Valorant: Origin? Recently, the new Raytracing Speed series has been launched in the mobile version of Valorant, attracting a lot of attention. However, many people are still unsure if the skins in this set are worth it. In this article, I will introduce this set in detail, hoping to provide some reference value. If you're interested, read on with me.

This set is truly full of sincerity, not only including core items like Frenzy, Stinger, Guardian, Vandal, and Phantom Knife, but also thoughtfully providing small accessories such as charms, sprays, and card faces. When you get this skin set, not only can you change to a cool new look, but you can also unlock unique effects, dazzling animations, and impressive finishing moves, giving your equipment a fresh new appearance.

So how do you buy this series of skins? Since the mobile game is still in the testing phase, you need test coins to make purchases. If you want to upgrade, you need R points, which also require test coins for exchange. The exchange rate for R points is relatively low in terms of cost-effectiveness, so it's recommended to buy the skins first.

Overall, the experience of using the Raytracing Speed series skins is indeed very cool. I'll highlight the Vandal's Raytracing Speed skin, which has a great feel. During the brawl, I noticed that many players had purchased this skin, indicating that it is quite popular among the general player base.

In summary, this set is a godsend for new players. If you have enough test coins, you can go for the whole set. If not, I recommend buying the Vandal first. Currently, there is a discount when purchasing with test coins, making it a highly cost-effective option overall.