On June 8, the blockbuster FPS terminal game "Valorant" will open closed beta. Since the "Valorant" national service obtained the version number in December last year, it has immediately begun high-intensity preparations for the launch of the national service. As a game that has repeatedly achieved good results since its launch overseas, the internal beta of this work has also attracted the attention of domestic FPS players.
As a team competitive game, in addition to the well-worn balance, playability and competitiveness, Valorant's determination to combat plugins and create a fair game environment is also particularly interesting.
In the "Source Energy Closed Test" conducted from May 2 to 15, the game team took the stability of infrastructure services such as technical environment, network performance, and security performance as the main goal, and the successful phased results also laid a solid foundation for the upcoming new closed beta. What's more worth mentioning is that during the closed beta phase, the Valorant team actively fought back against any attempt to use plugins to cheat. All players found to be using plugins were banned for 10 years and disqualified from participating in subsequent testing and launching.
This tough move fully demonstrates the zero-tolerance attitude of the Valorant National Service to plug-ins, and also shows the determination to create a fair and just game environment for players who are looking forward to the launch of the national server.
In general, Valorant actively cracks down on plug-in behavior, providing players with a level playing field. This undoubtedly doubles players' expectations for the upcoming closed beta. Perhaps this summer, Valorant will bring players an unprecedented shooting experience.