VALORANT has been one of the most popular games since its release. Players from all over the world are not only playing it, but constantly looking ahead to what is coming up next. This is especially true when new Agents are added to the roster. Because of this, players want to play the new Agent as soon as possible and can only do so before the main release on the PBE. But how does one get into the VALORANT PBE? Here is a quick guide to answering that question.
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Riot Games has had a PBE for their games for a while. League of Legends was one of the first and with it came the ability to test any change that was added to the game. This has worked and helped Riot Games gather so much data that it is commonplace for players to have a main account and a PBE account. When VALORANT was announced, PBE was not available right away. Now it is and players want to jump into it.
There are a few requirements to join.
The first is that players have to be in good standing on their accounts. That means no bans or restrictions.
The second is that the account must be in the North American region and that it must be played on consistently.
After that all players have to do is apply. Here is the link to do so.
How to Get In
Sadly there is no guaranteed way to make sure that anyone gets in. The VALORANT team only lets a certain number of accounts in at a time.
There is also no guarantee on when it will be live and live with new content. Unlike League of Legends, there is no consistent and already-known schedule. That being said, there are ways to tell.
The main one is seeing when the new Episodes and Acts are being released. Right around that time, there are new things added to the PBE. Especially once everything is announced.
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