Riot Games recently announced that VALORANT will be coming to consoles. On Tuesday (26th), the company revealed details about the arrival of the Closed Beta in Brazil. Currently, access to the game is limited to a few regions around the world.
In early June, Riot Games announced that the tactical shooter would be available for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation®5 (PS5®) consoles, in addition to its original PC version. The initial release of the Limited Beta began in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe, and Japan.
In a statement addressed to the Brazilian community, Riot Games noted that they are working to expand the Limited Beta to more regions, including Brazil.
“We are committed to expanding the Limited Beta to various regions in the coming stages. Our goal is to allow as many people as possible to play VALORANT, and we are eager to see our Brazilian community participate in this beta. Stay tuned to our channels for updates; we will share news as soon as it becomes available.”
For those not in the regions included in the initial Limited Beta, Riot Games has provided a link for interested players to register their interest in participating if their region has not yet been covered.
NoPing for VALORANT
NoPing offers several benefits for VALORANT players, significantly enhancing the gaming experience. One of the main advantages is the reduction of ping, resulting in a faster and more stable connection. This is crucial in a tactical shooter like VALORANT, where reaction speed and precision are essential. With lower latency, players can perform their actions more efficiently and respond to opponents’ movements more quickly. Additionally, NoPing optimizes the connection route between the player and the game servers, minimizing packet loss and avoiding lag spikes. This service also provides a smoother gaming experience without interruptions, which is essential for maintaining focus and concentration during matches. In summary, NoPing improves overall performance in VALORANT, giving players a competitive edge.
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