VALORANT – Playing with Respect

Summary

TL;DR:
Toxic and abusive comms don’t belong in VALORANT, and we’re continuing to invest in better ways to detect them and take action. In Patch 13.06, we’ve updated our Riot Voice Evaluation technology to better identify and penalize toxic comms in Spanish, Portuguese, and Korean, with more languages coming in the months ahead. We're already seeing results from other improvements to RVE, which have helped us detect and penalize 2x as many instances of voice comms abuse. Your reports are an important part of making these systems work. If you encounter abusive voice comms, report them in-game so we can evaluate what happened and take action where appropriate.

Playing with Respect

VALORANT was built to be a deeply competitive tactical shooter. We want the outcome of your game to be determined by what happens in your gameplay, not by disruptive behavior from other players.
At the end of the day, we believe that everyone should be able to queue up and get into a fun and fair game. To us, a fun and fair game means every individual player has the best chance to compete, improve, and win based on what happens in that match. Our goal is that each player can focus on improving themselves, without having to deal with harassment, threats, hate speech, or other abusive behavior.
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