Valorant ranks order, distribution, and ranking system explained. Everything you need to know about Valorant ranks for the current patch, including Act rank, rank distribution, and how to earn a rank.

VALORANT’s ranking system can be confusing at first. While it has some of the same elements as other multiplayer ranking systems, Riot Games has put its own spin on it.

How Valorant’s Ranking System Works. First things first: in order to unlock Competitive mode, you will need to play at least 20 games of Unrated.

After running Competitive mode through Valorant's beta stage, Riot came to the conclusion that the name of the pre-launch top rank, "Valorant," was causing confusion, and decided to change it ...

Valorant has nine ranks: Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Ascendant, Immortal and Radiant. Every rank below Radiant has three tiers.

VALORANT by Riot Games is a tactical first-person shooter offering nine ranks for competitive play. Players must gain Ranked Rating (RR) to progress through the ranks. The ranking system's main ...

If your MMR is lower than your rank, you’ll gain less RR on wins and lose more on losses In other recent Valorant news, the game’s latest patch, 2.05, recently went live , introducing new ...

VALORANT's Ranked system will fundamentally change in Patch 10.01. / Riot Games Before this patch, players would progress through every rank (except Radiant and Immortal, which are numbered) the ...

Valorant's rank distribution usually changes every season. Episode 9 Act 1 was launched on June 25, 2024, and with it came the seasonal rank reset.

Rank Rating gains and losses will be reduced if gamers play in a 5 stack outside of Valorant's current rank restrictions rules. For example, suppose in a 5-stack queue, the lowest team member is ...

You can see all information about Rank Shields in the Rank Details screen in the client! For additional details from VALORANT Patch 10.01, check Riot Games' official Patch Notes here .