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How to Get Free Skins in Valorant (In-Game Methods)
Riot Games' Valorant has arguably the coolest weapon skins you can get in online games. Some skins deck out way more for your gameplay than just a shiny new look—some have epic reload animations, some come with dope kill animation effects, and some have awesome new kill signs when you get multi-kills. Most of these cool skins have a nice fat price tag on them, though they do make the default weapons look a bit dull. However, there are ways to deck out your loadout without spending any cash! Keep reading to find out. Method 1: Obtain Free Valorant Skins Through Battle Pass Chapter Rewards Many active online games these days have battle passes loaded with cool items you can get just by playing the game and completing challenges. In Valorant, they're called "Act Passes." There are 2 tiers to the Act Pass; the paid-for premium tier loaded with themed goodies and the free tier. By playing matches and earning XP during the seasonal chapter, you'll gain levels on your battle pass and unlock some free cosmetics! If that premium tier is speaking to you, though, consider using Buff to upgrade to premium for free! Each Valorant Act Pass usually offers these free rewards: 3 player cards3 player titles3 gunbuddies (charms)2 sprays2 sets of 10 Radianite Points1 sidearm skin Method 2: Obtain Free Valorant Skins Through the Activation of Agent Contracts Agent contracts are a system that Riot Games implemented to get you to unlock new agents for your roster and get free cosmetics along the way. Agent contracts have 10 levels to get through by accumulating XP from games, and it's split into two chapters. Hitting level 5 (completing chapter 1) will unlock your new agent, and completing chapter 2 at level 10 will get you a flashy new sidearm skin. Just remember, you can only have 1 active contract at a time! Here's a breakdown of what you'll get per level: Chapter 1 Level 1: SprayLevel 2: Player CardLevel 3: Player TitleLevel 4: SprayLevel 5: Agent Chapter 2 Level 6: GunbuddyLevel 7: SprayLevel 8: Player TitleLevel 9: Player CardLevel 10: Weapon Skin We think it's pretty nice that Riot Games lets you keep your game free-to-play and earn cosmetic items without spending a cent. Though the items are a little less flashy, they're certainly worth the effort!
Asked 13 days ago
How to Sell Your Dota Skins on Steam
Some items on Dota 2 are worth more than a hefty $1,800, and so some of those shiny skins you've been holding on to might fetch you a pretty penny on the Steam Marketplace! Steam has an integrated marketplace that works for loads of game titles on its platform, and is—by far—the safest way to buy, sell, and trade items. We've made a quick guide on how you can easily put your unwanted or lucrative skins on the Steam Marketplace in a matter of minutes! 1. Run Steam and Log in to Your Account Log into your Steam account with your Dota 2 inventory items you'd like to sell. 2. Hover Over the <Community> Button in the Top Bar You can also head over to your profile, then inventory, pick an item, and choose "sell" under its description. 3. Select the <Market> Option From the Drop-Down Menu You'll be redirected to the community market page to see what's available on the Steam Marketplace, including your item listing. 4. Click on <Sell an Item> All your available sellable Dota & Steam items will pop up. 5. Select the Item(s) You Want to Sell Look at the description of the item to find its market value. 6. Click on <Sell> Now your item will be listed in the Steam Marketplace for other users to buy for their games. Yep, it's that easy! Once someone has bought your item off of the Steam Marketplace, the funds go directly into your steam wallet—which, unfortunately, you can't withdraw into real cash; but maybe you can get yourself a new game, new skins, or even gift your friends. Additionally, take a look at our guide to trading your Dota skins for CS:GO skins.
Asked 13 days ago
How to Trade Your Dota Skins for CS:GO Skins
Duplicate skins suck, and having a collection of skins for a game you no longer play can suck even more. Maybe you've got some Dota skins that you'd like to trade for some CS:GO skins, or you've got a collection of Team Fortress 2 skins you'd like to trade for Dota ones—or, maybe you just want a newer set of skins for the same game. If you're keen to get started with trading, then you've come to the right guide! 1. Sign Up to a Trading Site/Log in to Your Account You'll need to log in to a site that enables trading across games. loot.farm is a great option, though their prices are slightly elevated. You'll be asked to sign in with your Steam details to give the site access to your inventory—just make sure to set it to be seen by the public. 2. Navigate to the Trade Page Head over to where you can see your inventory and the available items you can trade for. You should see the value of each item listed, allowing you to compare. 3. Select the Items You Want to Sell/Upgrade/Trade When you've picked an item, the site will list it for other people to request trades. 4. Choose the Items You Want to Receive Pick something of similar value, or you can trade multiple cheaper items for an expensive one, or vice versa. 5. Review (Accept/Reject) Trade Offers Once you're happy with your trade, send the request and wait for the recipient to accept the trade. You might also get other requests for your item if your initial trade doesn't work out. Trading is a great way to make sure you can take your hard-earned money from one game on your Steam account to another or overhaul the inventory you currently have! Additionally, take a look at our guide to selling your Dota skins on Steam.
Asked 13 days ago
Online Call of Duty Tournaments—Entry Criteria Explained
Though the history of esports is shorter than that of traditional sports, its growth has been explosive. League of Legends went from a basement project to facilitating a live esports tournament that sold out the Staple’s Center (now the Crypto.com Arena), the same place as many music and sporting events like the NBA finals, in just a few years' time. The rising prize pools have reflected the growth in the popularity of esports, and one of the best ways to earn potentially millions from your blood, sweat, and controller crud is still through Call of Duty, one of the most OG games around. To see if you have what it takes (other than the skills to fend off all the sweaties) you need to make sure you meet the eligibility requirements to participate in online COD tournaments. While different tournaments have different requirements, here’s the essential info you need to compete in the upcoming Call of Duty League Resurgence (CDLR). How to Enter Upcoming COD Tournaments You must: Be over the age of 18Reside and compete in North AmericaBe at least Prestige Rank 1Able to stream your gameplay on Twitch, YouTube, or FacebookRegister your team on GameBattles by the registration deadline (October 1 at 8 PM PST) If you meet each of the above requirements, congrats! You will most likely meet the rest of the eligibility requirements, so long as you haven’t done anything nefarious. If you're still unsure, take a look at the official document encompassing all the rules that competitors need to know. » Thinking of becoming a pro eSports gamer? Check out the top eSports games with the biggest prize pools. Be Careful of Your Gamertag! Don’t lose the opportunity to win the big bucks by having an inappropriate player tag. Some examples of what may be unacceptable are names that include the following: Offensive or obscene gesturesProfanity (this applies to languages outside of English too!)Identifiers such as sponsors or commercial products If you passed all the requirements, then get out there, and good luck! And be sure to use Buff to maximize your experience along the way.
Asked 2 days ago
Is Rainbow Six Siege Still Popular
From its release in 2015, the Rainbow Six: Siege scene has come a considerably long way. With 11 maps and 43 new operators added to the game, there is no lack of complexity that R6 brings to the table. Every season, Ubisoft seems to 1-up their own cosmetics and game modes, bringing constant map changes and balances to the game—but is it enough to keep the player base active today? If you enjoy playing Rainbow 6: Siege, try out Buff for some free rewards, and keep reading to learn more about the active player count. Striking R6 Siege Statistics Rainbow 6: Siege steadily grew in popularity until it reached its first major peak of 176,000 players in March 2018, when the Outbreak game mode was first introduced. This game mode did so well that it served as a direct inspiration for Ubisoft's more recent game: Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6: Extraction, and it is still one of the highest-paid eSports titles today. The Effect of COVID-19 In the first quarter of 2020, there was a massive growth of interest in R6 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. 15 million new registered accounts were made for the game, pushing the total registered accounts on all platforms up to 70 million! The game reached its highest peak to date in March 2021, with over 200,000 players actively playing at the launch of the Crimson Heist seasonal update, alongside a free-to-play weekend event. The State of R6 Now Since March 2021, the game has sadly seen a steady decline in players, currently showing a peak of 60,000 players, which is a massive 70% drop in player activity. The player count has not been that low since July 2017. It seems that Ubisoft will have to market and launch something big for Siege to bring back some of its player base; otherwise, we might see the game continue to lose popularity and eventually die out.
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