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Not even of age and already better than all the others: the French teenager “Darxcio” has made it and taken the first place in the Valorant world ranking. He is already dreaming of a professional career.

Most could train all their lives and still not achieve what Darxcio, the up-and-coming star, managed to do just a few days ago. At just 14 years of age, he has managed to take first place in Valorant’s highest division. But that’s not all!

Darxcio may “only” be listed in first place in Western Europe, but and in direct comparison with other regions, the up-and-coming talent already towers over the seasoned pros.

With a total rating of 1017, he took over the Western European first place on Radiant, as the highest rank in Valorants is called.

 

Dream job: Professional player

Darxcio is still a few years away from coming of age, but he already dreams of becoming a full professional in Valorant, as he reveals on his Twitch profile. Since Valorant is only released for players over the age of 16 in Germany, he would still have to be patient in this regard.

In France, the authorities do not follow an institution like the USK, but instead use the PEGI rating system, but Valorant is also recommended for players aged 16 and over.

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