Valorant Pro City is a discord server created by the famous Valorant streamer Tarik. The server was set up as a form of expression to show the current poor state of the Valorant matchmaking system, which is filled with players throwing matches for the sake of winning crypto bets. As the name suggests, the discord server host custom matches every day between some of the most the best players in NA. At the time of writing, more than 100 players are trying to climb up the ladder, that includes franchise players like Leaf and popular content creators like Itztimmy. You can find the updated Leaderboards of Valorant Pro City daily from the Neatqueue website.
How to watch Valorant Pro City
Any players as a part of the Valorant Pro City often stream each one of their matches on their respective Twitch channels. You can find all the players of the Valorant Pro City server on the Neatqueue website. Apart from that, Tarik also showcases and discusses the highlight of each day on his Twitch channel.
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How to join Valorant Pro City
Currently, only high Elo content creators and professional players are invited to the server. The selection process is conducted under the guidance of Tarik and the five anonymous council members. Tarik has also stated that the server would be further expanded in the future to include other high Elo players with a division-based system.
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Vignesh Raja started as a Freelancer and became a Full-Time Staff writer at Pro Game Guides in March 2024. He has an engineering degree in IT and was previously a Semi-Professional Apex Legends and Paladins eSports player. His passion for multiplayer games made him pursue a career in writing to share his knowledge about competitive gaming. Nowadays, he spends his time writing guides for Valorant, BitLife, and Roblox. Also, he manages and coaches upcoming BGMI players in his free time to help them thrive in India's competitive eSports scene.