The VALORANT Champions Tour, which is organized by Riot Games, is a significant league in VALORANT that many consider a prestigious achievement if they ever win a part of it (VCT).

Two paths to choose: a stable career at a big corporation or plunge into a new, unproven scene of VALORANT, which Gary “blaZek1ng” Dastin has chosen the latter.

Back in the day, Itthirit “foxz” Ngamsaard was not seen as Thai’s most prominent name in CS:GO but has an important decision to make – keep up his middling CS:GO career or gamble his reputation on VALORANT – the latter choice proved to be the best choice of his life.

Indonesia is no stranger to producing some of Southeast Asia’s finest FPS talent, and Oliver “budimeisteR” Wangge is one of them who is anticipated to appear in the next chapter of the narrative.

In this guide, we will walk you through all VALORANT requirements that Riot Games has set in place for you to be able to enjoy a smooth gaming experience.

South Korean legendary player Kim “glow” Min-soo will return to the competitive play with Vision Strikers as a coach, the organization announced today.

VALO2ASIA.com has created a guide for checking the status of VALORANT server in real-time.

VALO2ASIA.com has put together a thorough tutorial to help you improve your FPS in VALORANT.

In VALORANT, there are eight categorized ranks in the game. Each rank, except the highest two, comprise three tiers. In summary, in VALORANT you can get one of a total of 22 ranks by playing the game’s ranked game mode.

Playing VALORANT Ranked Matches is a way to measure one’s capability in the game. With 20 different ranks available to players, and Riot Games’ continuous effort to perfect the ranking system over time in mind, VALO2ASIA.com has prepared a comprehensive guide explaining what all the different ranks mean. Every month, we will make sure to update all of the necessary information you need to know about the ranking system to help you understand what it takes to climb all the way to Radiant.