Riot is giving the players more reasons to grind Valorant and boost their playtime. Community Challenges bring free rewards for all!
Earlier, Riot
introduced Kingdom Credits
directly linked to Valorant playtime. Now, the developer is incentivizing players by presenting a three-week-long season of rewards. Community Challenges will be available for three weeks, during which players can earn coveted rewards that will go on to become rare commodities.
Here’s all we know about Valorant Community Challenges and the free rewards.
What are Valorant Community Challenges?
Community Challenges will begin on November 27th, and all active players will automatically be involved in it. This means whoever plays Valorant after November 27th will contribute to the Community Challenge progress. Since it’s a collective event, all participants will be rewarded with a redeemable code for the week’s prize item.
Here are the challenges for each week:
Week 1: Play at least 555,555 matches of TDM
Week 2: Contribute to 500,300,100 kills with either a Vandal or Phantom
Week 3: Earn 300,000,000 assists
Now, we know playing 555,555 TDMs in a week isn’t possible, but it’s a collective challenge. Meaning all active Valorant players’ TDM progress would count towards the Community Challenge. Since it’s a joint event, all participants will be rewarded with a redeemable code for the week’s prize item.
Week two: Not a Peep & VERSUS // Deadlock + Gekko Player Cards
Week three: Wingman Spray
It’s worth noting that these rewards are exclusive to Community Challenges’ three-week duration. This means that the items will become rare and highly valuable once the event is over. So, if you want to flex some rare Valorant rewards on your friends, make sure you participate in the Community Challenges starting from November 27th.
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