VALORANT is a 5v5 character-based tactical shooter from Riot Games. Premier will be VALORANT’s team-based competitive system that connects the game and the sport as one greater whole. Players can now form their own teams and compete in a series of weekly matches on designated maps. Those who win enough matches will earn their way into a Playoff tournament in the end. The mode has been in beta testing for some time and is now finally open to all players worldwide.

VALORANT is continuing to improve its team-based competitive system, Premier, by rolling out new updates, set to debut with Episode 7 Act II. Gamers can look forward to the introduction of official divisions, an expansion in weekly matches to encompass all 7 maps in the competitive pool, and comprehensive tracking for players’ career performance and outcomes. These enhancements promise to elevate the competitive VALORANT experience to new heights.

VALORANT has quickly grown in the South Asian esports competitive scene, with Indian teams representing their country on a global stage and achieving success. Esports team Orangutan Gaming, led by Sabyasachi “Antidote” Bose, had an unbeaten streak this year which allowed them to represent the region at VALORANT Challengers Ascension in Bangkok, Thailand. Similarly, Global Esports, which represents Esports athlete Abhirup “Lightningfast” Choudhury, competed in the VALORANT Champions Tour in Seoul, South Korea against teams from across the Asia-Pacific region.

The enrollment window for VALORANT Premier begins on August 29th and will close on September 6th.

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