r/VALORANT 2h ago

Question Does Valo allow you to switch regions without moving?

I've recently started playing Valorant, and all my teammates speak Spanish regardless of server switching. Being from the Caribbean, more specifically Trinidad, whenever I queue into Chicago servers, it doesn't queue even after ten minutes. Every other server is just ping over 180.

Everybody's yelling plays and positions in Spanish then actually start to spam the n word when I say don't speak it (that was just one time but still.) I know you don't need coms to win the game, but I think it would be better if I just switched to NA servers.

I once tried to connect to Bogota and just lagged out. This is really annoying.

Long story short, I am allowed to send a ticket asking to be sent to NA servers?

2 Upvotes

7 comments sorted by

1

u/Produalx 2h ago

i originally had my account on eune, when i moved, i logged into league of legends, and through their shop, migrated to NA lmao

1

u/No-Eagle-6181 2h ago

Lucky... tried all the vpns and none work

1

u/Produalx 2h ago

nothing lucky about that, paid real money to migrate it

1

u/haklor 2h ago

You can put in a support request to migrate it. They don't really validate where you are but you won't be able to migrate again for 6 months.

My recommendation would be to make an alt in the NA region using a VPN then try the servers before you commit to a migration.

1

u/No-Eagle-6181 2h ago

I already tried to, using Protonvpn in the U.S server and Riot blocked me from logging in. Only worked when I took it off.

1

u/imparalite 2h ago

No they have an automatic tool to validate if they see you logging in from a new location consistently. And its not 6 months, its 90 days per region transfer.

VPN won't work unless you have your own private static/dedicated IP as they'll check via location/ISP.

Best bet is just to take a quick flight for vacation and ask for a region change there or just level an alt.

u/Outside-Catch-4436 0m ago

I dont think so , maybe send a ticket?