Have you been waiting to play Riot Games' new first-person shooter but your favorite streamer doesn't have "drops enabled?" Well, you're in luck, Valorant closed beta access will now drop on any Twitch stream playing the game.

Previously, in order to get closed beta access, you had to watch Twitch streams from specific streamers who had "drops enabled" in their title. Now, that is not the case. You can now stream anyone playing Valorant and potentially get access.

In Riot Games' post, it says that closed beta access drops happen 24 hours a day. However, it will not increase the number of drops. You also need to watch on the Twitch streaming service, as your Riot Games account must be connected to your Twitch account.

Valorant closed beta access will only be eligible for players in Europe, Canada, United States, Russia, and CIS countries. The previously mentioned post does state that Brazil, LATAM, and Korea will be the next regions to receive eligibility. Riot Games just can't confirm dates yet.

Since the closed beta began, Riot Games has already increased its server loads by +25% and manually gave access to the most engaged Valorant stream viewers. They have also banned several account sellers and will continue to throughout the beta period.

Valorant is Riot Games' take of the first-person shooter genre. Despite it only being in beta, the game broke Twitch viewership records in its first week. It was recently discovered that a mobile version of Valorant may release in the future.

If you haven't received Valorant closed beta access yet, you can check out our guide. However, remember that you will no longer need to find streams with "drops enabled."

I just recently received access to the beta and it is all I really want to play. Watching a Twitch stream doesn't do Valorant justice. It is so fun, mixing elements from several familiar shooters in really great ways. If you have the means, I definitely recommend trying Riot's latest out.