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Valorant: How to Progress Daily Missions Fast & Hit Checkpoints

Here we will show you how to complete daily missions quickly and hit checkpoints in Valorant. A global update is coming soon, namely the new…

Vladyslav PetrenkoBy Vladyslav PetrenkoJune 17, 20233 Mins Read
Valorant: How to Progress Daily Missions Fast & Hit Checkpoints
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Here we will show you how to complete daily missions quickly and hit checkpoints in Valorant. A global update is coming soon, namely the new Episode 7 update, which will bring significant changes, such as a new Team Deathmatch mode and a completely new daily mission system. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how this system has been changed. In general, nothing complicated has been added to the game, and the daily task system has become more approachable to players. Read this guide carefully to understand what changes the game will undergo after the new update, as well as how to interact and what to do to quickly complete daily missions.

Briefly About the New Valorant Daily Mission System

Valorant Character
Image source: Riot Games

With the start of the new episode, players receive a new system for completing daily missions. Instead of two daily tasks, for which gamers received 2000XP each, there will now be so-called checkpoints.

Every day, you will be able to get 4 checkpoints, for each of which you will receive 1000 XP and 150 Kingdom Credits as a bonus. These credits will be introduced as a new in-game currency that you can spend on various items in the store. Unlike Valorant Points, the new currency cannot be purchased for real money, but only by completing missions. Also, keep in mind that Kingdom Credits have a limit of 10,000, after which they will not be accumulated, so try to spend them before reaching the limit.

To get a reward for 1 checkpoint, you need to get 4 charges, that is, to get the maximum daily reward, you will need to get 16 charges. To accumulate charges, all you need to do is play different game modes, except for Deathmatch. For each match, you can get 1 or 2 charges. Here’s a list of Valorant game modes you can play and what conditions you need to meet to increase your progress on checkpoints:

  • Unrated – 1 progress per round won.
  • Competitive – 1 progress per round won.
  • Swift Play – 1 progress per round won.
  • Premier – 1 progress per round won.
  • Spike Rush – 2 progress per match played.
  • Escalation – 2 progress per match played.
  • Team Deathmatch – 2 progress per match played.

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If you find yourself in a situation where you are not able to log in and collect all the checkpoints on one of the days, don’t worry, because the Valorant developers have foreseen this. If you miss a day, the checkpoints you didn’t manage to get will be converted into a bonus, namely a 2x multiplier that will be applied to one of your checkpoints the next day. Now you know how to progress daily missions fast and hit checkpoints in Valorant. Good luck!

Valorant is only available on PC.

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