Riot Games will not tolerate disrespectful or illegitimate behavior towards the rest of the community. Permanent bans in the game.
Riot Games doesn’t want cheats on Valorant. Its new major multiplayer FPS video game, which was released in its final version in early June, will keep those players expelled during the weeks of the beta banned as a measure of responsibility: “All accounts expelled for using cheats are permanent ”, said Paul Chamberlain, head of the department dedicated to these tasks in the North American giant, in a meeting with IGN.
It is not irreversible, but permanent for now
“Most of the accounts kicked out for cheating are also accompanied by a ban on their hardware; that is, we are monitoring their shadows both in time and in space and we will ban them again when they try to reintegrate into the game with a false mustache, ”they add, referring to those who use a different account to try to play again, even if they are really the same person.
Of course, although the expulsions are indefinite, they are not irreversible. Players who have been banned or are kicked out from now on, when Valorant has hit the PC community hard, may get their account back if Riot so chooses. Not surprisingly, it is something that depends solely and exclusively on the developer. For now, they have no plans to back down: “We do not plan to eliminate hardware bans until our next periodic review,” which will take place when they decide.
Valorant is exclusively available for PC and has its own Battle Pass. In this article we explain how to download the game along with the minimum and recommended system requirements. You can check here the best Valorant agents from Tier S to Tier C; also the best weapons in the game. In our guide we also review the best maps, what are the ranges and how to get Valorant and Radianite points.
