PC Gamer likes Valorant so far, but it's not without its problems: in their 11 thoughts on Valorant, Evan and Tyler emphasize that they appreciate the depth of this tactical shooter despite the lack of personality in the guns and characters They emphasize that they appreciate the depth of this tactical shooter, despite the lack of individuality in the guns and characters. I'm sure you all share this excitement. Players are struggling to gain access to the closed Valorant beta by watching certain Twitch streams, but luck is not on everyone's side.

Now, according to this post on the game's official website, as long as streamers are actively playing the game, they can watch any Valorant Twitch stream and receive a key. Drops will continue to reach players in Europe, Canada, USA, Turkey, Russia, and CIS countries 24/7, but the number of beta keys available will not increase.

And it is no longer a matter of sheer luck; Riot claims to have "examined thousands of the most dedicated Valorant stream viewers and manually granted them access as a sign of appreciation."

Riot did not explain to what extent these players interacted with Valorant's stream He did not elaborate on the specifics of what is required, but it seems likely that with enough persistence they will eventually be able to try the game; Riot says, "We know there is a lot of demand and it can be frustrating to not have access after watching for a few days."

In any case, Valorant seems to be gaining in popularity. To keep up with demand, Riot has increased its server load by 25% and is looking to add more. The company is working to expand beta access to Brazil, Latin America, and South Korea, but no dates have been given for these regions.

If you are one of the lucky snipers with access to the game, here is Tyler's guide to the best Valorant guns based on damage values and recoil patterns, as well as an introduction to the game's Valorant character roster.

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