After signing up, it’s normal for players to want to change their in-game name in Valorant, and fortunately, it’s pretty straightforward.
Multiplayer games are synonymous with in-game names, with every person having a unique one that separates them from the rest. Valorant isn’t different, as everyone in the title has a name and identifier that sets them apart from others. Names are distinctive and often represent some part of a player’s personality.
After registering, some players might want to alter their in-game name later, and luckily, Valorant allows fans to do it. However, as the option to change the in-game Valorant name isn’t on the client, some players might face confusion. Here’s how players can change their in-game Valorant name, and how often they can do so.
Players can’t change their Valorant name through the client or game and must go to the website.
Riot doesn’t allow players to change their names as liberally as Steam does. There’s no way to do it through the Valorant client itself. Players must go to the official Riot Accounts website to change their name in Valorant. Fortunately, the process is very straightforward.
It’s worth noting that doing this will change the player’s name in other Riot games, like League of Legends. Additionally, as the PC and console versions of Valorant share the same Riot ID, the name change will take effect on PS5, Xbox, and PC simultaneously.
Valorant players must wait 90 days to change their name for free, but they can do so as many times as they want.
While players can change their name as often as they like, they can’t do it consecutively. After altering the name, users must wait at least 90 days before they can do it again. Due to that rule, constant modifications are not an option.
Additionally, aside from the free Riot ID change, there’s no way for players to alter or change their Riot ID. The only exception is if the player faces bullying or harassment because of their ID, in which case they can send a support ticket to Riot and hopefully get things sorted.
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