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VALORANT’s ranked queue is the most-played mode in the game, but there are certain restrictions for which ranks can play together.
VALORANT has several modes that can be enjoyed and are considered just for fun. If you head to the Competitive queue, however, you better be locked in for a sweaty ranked experience. And what better way to win than with some friends? Of course, you have to be the right ranks to play Competitive in VALORANT together.
All VALORANT ranks in order
If you’re curious as to what all of the VALORANT ranks are in order, let esports.gg fill you in all the way from Iron up to Radiant.
Let’s go over what the ranked restrictions are.
What ranks are able to play VALORANT together?
For starters, parties of five have no restrictions to their Competitive queuing in VALORANT. Outside of five-player parties, there are restrictions for what ranks canplay together in VALORANT. Take a look at the table to see what the lowest party ranks and highest party ranks can be:
This is for your parties of two or three players looking to play ranked in VALORANT together.
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Other VALORANT rank restrictions
As stated above, the ranked thresholdfor queuing togetherhas restrictions. There are a couple of other restrictions in place:
So, there you have it. Now you know what ranks can play together in VALORANT and potential penalties playing outside of those ranks in a 5-stack.
Does VALORANT on console have ranked?
VALORANT on console might feel like a different game, but the grind through the ranked ladder is just as competitive.
