How to get Game Changer card and title in Valorant?

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Riot has announced the complete roster for VCT Game Changer teams in Valorant, which include Cloud9, Shopify Rebellion, Guild X, G2 Gozen, Team Liquid Brazil, KRU Fem, X10 Sapphire, and finally FENNEL Female. The tournament is scheduled to begin on November 15, with the finals being on November 20 to find out the winners. All of the games would be the traditional format of best of 3, with the grand finals being a best of 5 matches. 

As is customary for all Riot tournaments, this time around, the developers have announced a special player card and the title ‘Game Changer‘ as part of the package for those who watch the live stream. There are a few simple steps to follow if you want to receive these items.

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These are the steps that players should follow to receive the items:

  • Connect your Riot Games Account to your YouTube/Twitch account and enable drops.
  • Secondly, just watch a live game during finals on November 20 via Valorant’s official YouTube/Twitch handles.

    • Just completing these two steps will make you eligible to get the rewards promised by Riot. Given below is a comprehensive list of the timing when the matches will be live-streamed:

    • Tuesday, Nov. 15 – 15:00 CET // 6:00 AM PST
    • Wednesday, Nov. 16 – 15:00 CET // 6:00 AM PST
    • Thursday, Nov. 17 – 17:00 CET // 8:00 AM PST
    • Friday, Nov. 18 – 15:00 CET // 6:00 AM PST
    • Saturday, Nov. 19 – 17:00 CET // 8:00 AM PST Lower Semifinals & Lower Finals
    • Sunday, Nov. 20 – 17:00 CET // 8:00 AM PST Grand Final

    Simply head over to the game and watch it live-streamed to claim the rewards.

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     Detonation has gone ahead and confirmed its roster, making it one of the fastest organizations to do so this season, even before NRG Esports and other big shots in the League. Seo “Suggest” Jae-young, Ryumon “Reita” Oshiro, Tomoki “xnfri” Moriya, Anthem, Sang-min “Seoldam” Park, and Shogo “takej” Takemori will be on the roster for the 2023 Pacific League season. Hae-seong “hsk” Kim and Hirotaka “Melofovia” Okazak will act as the coach and the assistant coach respectively.

    This Japanese outfit has always been known for success in other gaming titles, and DetonatioN will be hoping to add Valorant to that long list repertoire with this newly assembled squad. Seoldam is going to be the ace-in-the-hole for this team, returning to the competitive scene one last time. This Detonation squad appears ready to take on the big shots in VCT Pacific League 2023.

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