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100 Thieves has decided to change its Valorant team by freeing up four players and recruiting former Team Liquid CS:GO player nitr0.

North American organizations are moving one after the other on Valorant. Luminosity Gaming didn't make a big mistake by signing a team already formed that has been playing online tournaments since the release of the game.

FACEIT has partnered with B.Site and Riot Games to offer an official event of the Valorant Ignition Series. The tournament will bring together eight American teams that will compete for a $50,000 prize.

In transferring to beastcoast, the former Fortnite pro is transitioning to Riot Games' new FPS.

Matchmaking was supposed to be fixed with Patch 1.05, however it seems like Riot Games forgot to toggle the fix until recently.

The famous Chinese organization announced the creation of a team around former CS: GO pro Kirill "ANGE1" Karasiow.

The famous organization is building a second roster for Riot Games' FPS — A vote of confidence in Valorant all the more impressive as the game is struggling to take root in Korea.

Nicholas "nitr0" Cannella recently retired from Team Liquid. While he has not yet communicated on the rest of his career, he would have decided to convert to the FPS of Riot Games.

In most online games, communication is essential within a team. If not everyone wants to communicate by voice, a quick way to give information is the communication ping system — and Riot Games should improve Valorant's soon.

This piece of information was expected, but it's now confirmed. Former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom joined Team Liquid along with the rest of the fish123 roster.

The third North American tournament of the Valorant Ignition Serie just ended with the victory of TSM after a final full of surprises against Sentinels!

In all first-person shooters, hit registration is essential. A lack of clarity and precision greatly affects the quality of the gameplay. In all transparency, Riot Games takes stock of their current system.

The studio decided to disable its new Agent for the tournament in order to guarantee its competitive integrity.

Act 2 and patch 1.05 are finally here, but they have been suffering from many bugs. Raze and Ascent have been disabled until further notice while the dev team investigates the issues.

After the departure of its captain Jason "jasonR" Ruchelski, FaZe Clan needed to recruit new blood for the upcoming competitions. The team has signed a former Overwatch pro and a second one could follow.

A new agent, a new mode, and a huge overhaul of the ranking system — all you need to know about the latest update to hit Valorant is in this article.

On August 4, Act 2 will kick off in Valorant. Along with a new agent, the new FFA Deathmatch mode, and a redesign of the rank system, the Battle Pass should be soon made available.

It's been a long year for the studio, and the teams from League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Legends of Runeterra, and Valorant will enjoy a well-deserved rest next week.

The European Valorant scene continues to develop at a much slower pace than in North America. Behind G2 Esports or NiP, other orgs are lagging behind. Fnatic have now said that they likely won't have a Valorant team before 2021.

After Spike Rush and Ranked mode, Riot Games introduce the highly anticipated Free-for-All Deathmatch. Frag-lovers will be able to enjoy 6-minute rounds spent decimating unwilling opponents.