Valorant skins just out of reach? Riot will give you some VP

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Valorant skins can cost as little or as much as you want them to in Riot’s flagship FPS game, but players who are looking to pick up the Reaver 2.0 bundle will have to pay quite the price to add them to their arsenal. It turns out that in cases where you’re under the total by a few VP, though, Riot will foot the bill for the remaining VP.

One way of making your Valorant characters stand out on the battlefield is by using weapon skins. While some are certainly better than others, no one can argue with the fact that, if a Reaver skin is on the ground, players flock to it like moths to a flame.

While this is perfect for lining up shots and popping heads, the sequel bundle to the iconic skin line has left players feeling slightly dejected, as the karambit-style Reaver 2.0 knife skin costs half the price of the full bundle.

Others, however, have bit the bullet (pun entirely intended) and bought the full bundle, but one player wound up being a single VP short of being able to purchase it. Thankfully, Riot Games have saved the day and given the player that extra VP.

Buying VP in Valorant is basically a science in itself, requiring a calculator, mathematical skills, and a whole lot of plus signs. As VP comes in set bundles (which differ depending on the region), you often have to spend much more than the amount required to buy the skin you want.

One player, however, has pointed out that, in the instance where you’re only short a few VP, sending a customer support message to Riot can net you the skins you want without forcing you to spend extra cash.

“For those of you who don’t know, if you’re a few VP short, you can submit a support ticket asking Riot to cover the cost,” writes one player on the game’s subreddit, attaching an