Along with all news surrounding the upcoming season, it is rumored that Riot Games are launching a second bundle variation to the popular Ion bundle. The rumor is pure excitement, as the community has been demanding a second version for a long time. According to the popular Valorant Leaker "Mike Valorant," the second variation of the new Ion 2.0 bundle set will have a skin for other popular guns like Vandal, Spectre, Ares, and Frenzy, as well as a future-inspired Karambit knife. With the Crimson Beast bundle leaving the store at the end of the season, the bundle may hit the game store on October 18, 2022, during the launch of the upcoming Episode 5, Act 3.
All Weapon and Melee Skins in Valorant Ion 2.0 Skin Bundle
You can find all the weapons and melee in the Valorant Ion 2.0 bundle from the following list.
- Ion Ares
- Ion Vandal
- Ion Spectre
- Ion Karambit
- Ion Frenzy
Studying previous skin bundle announcements, you can expect the entire skin bundle to be sold at 7100 VP as a Premium Bundle set with individual items costing 1775 VP. For the Ion Karambit melee skin, it may be available for purchase for 3550 VP, similar to the Prime 2.0 Karambit.
Also, the skin-set may include Blue/White, Green/Black, and Yellow/Red color variant.
When does the Valorant Ion 2.0 Release?
As mentioned earlier, you can expect to purchase the Valorant Ion 2.0 bundle from the store at the start of the next Episode 3, Act 2, on October 18, 2022. Still, we need to wait for an official announcement from Riot Games regarding the rumored skin bundle, and the news should be taken with a grain of salt.
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