Valorant Drops
How to Enable Valorant Drops
The process for enabling Valorant drops on Twitch isn’t challenging, and anyone can do it in a couple of minutes. All you need to do is go to your console for the streaming platform, click on the ‘drops’ selection, create and launch a campaign. Doing this shows viewers that your stream drops for access to the Valorant closed beta are available whenever they tune into your streams.
However, before doing any of that, make sure your Twitch account is linked to your Riot account. After all of these, the next time you stream Valorant, the ‘Drops Enabled’ tag should be showing, enabling all drops.
So if you haven’t signed up for Valorant’s beta already, make a Riot account, link it to your Twitch, and watch Valorant Twitch streamers – and when you finally gain access, it’s your turn! The best part of all of these is that the game is free to play!
How to Get Valorant Beta Keys
If you’re still looking for the best ways to get Valorant Beta keys, here are the different things you can do:
- Watch other Valorant streams on Twitch.
- Link your Riot account with your Twitch one.
- Watch at least over 2 hours of stream time.
- Receive a drop when offline.
What You Need to Know About Valorant Beta Keys
Riot Games announced that it’s expanding to meet the increasing demand for players to get the game. The company said they’ve increased their current closed beta server loads by over 25% to meet player demands and plan to ramp up more. Additionally, Riot themselves went through a few thousand of the most engaged Valorant stream viewers, manually giving them access. So if you’ve been a dedicated viewer, you’ve likely gained access.
However, the reason why Riot Games has not opened Valorant‘s doors entirely is that they’re still working on its server load management, ensuring the game runs as smoothly as possible.
Enabling More Drops on Your Valorant Streams
There are two ways for you to get more drops on your Valorant streams, which include:
Watching Valorant Streams For At Least 2 Hours
Riot Games have suggested that to get stream drops or be eligible for closed beta access. You will need to watch at least 2 hours of Valorant streamers. People with more viewership hours will have a higher chance of getting a drop on Twitch, but the company has stated that it’s still not guaranteed.
However, the company did explain how closed beta entitlements work. They’re going to be rewarding the most engaged and dedicated Valorant stream viewers with invites to its closed beta.
Watching Different Streams Other Than Valorant
Watching various streams from different content creators is another way to gain stream drops. But unlike viewership hours, the amount of stream time you consume will only help with the Twitch drops and not a direct beta key. Riot Games have stated that only a specific percentage of people can be eligible for beta access invite. Though they choose randomly, having a higher stream drop rate increases your chances – significantly.
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