Okay, so the other day I was trying to figure out when the current Valorant act was ending. I have been playing a ton lately, trying to grind out those last few rewards before the act closes, you know how it is.
First, I opened up the game itself. I figured the information might be displayed somewhere on the main menu or in the battle pass section.
- Launched Valorant.
- Checked the main menu. No obvious info there.
- Navigated to the Battle Pass tab. There was a timer, but it didn’t specify the end date. Just a countdown, which can be tricky when you’re trying to plan.
So that didn’t quite give me the concrete date I was looking for. I tried to guess based on the timer. I thought it was ending on the 25th of April, but there are many players on the forums saying it was ending on the 30th, so I was not sure.
Next, I went to the official Valorant website. I thought, “Surely the developers would have the end date clearly posted somewhere.” I was digging around the news and updates section, hoping to find an official announcement.
- Opened up my browser and went to the official site.
- Scrolled through the news and announcements. Nothing specific about the act’s end date. Bummer.
Feeling a little stuck, I hit up some Valorant communities online. I figured some other players might have the inside scoop.
- Checked out some forums and Discord servers.
- Asked around if anyone knew the exact date.
- Got a few different answers, which was confusing, but at least it was something.
After gathering all these bits and pieces of info, I felt pretty confident that I knew when the act was ending, which is April 30th, 2024. The battle pass timer showed there was 6 days left from today and it seems like most players online think so as well.
Finally, I went back in-game and double-checked everything. The timer still matched up with what I had found online. I also noticed that there were usually some in-game notifications as the end of an act gets closer.
Conclusion
So, that’s how I figured out when the current Valorant act is ending. It took a bit of digging, but I finally got the answer! It was a bit of a roundabout process, but hey, that’s how it goes sometimes. Hope this little adventure helps some of you out there who might be wondering the same thing!
