@aisu2nd: awalnya gw udh no hope buat valm tpi akhirnya kali ini ada HARAPAN. masih ada beberapa informasi yang bakal gw update secara berkala. . . . . . . . . . . . . credit partner @noercy . . . VP valoM @astrapoints #valorantmobile #valorantmobileindonesia #valorantgaming #Valorant #riotgames

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miccheellll
Micheellllll :
valo rilis global tuh masih lama riot mau playernya berkembang dulu, kebanyakan rank gede aja masih gabisa hancurin recon
2026-10-10 05:05:12
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i_am_zenon
No Face :
udah capek nungguin nya
2026-10-10 06:30:41
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specialkyy0
Kym Chill :
EDG.Kym1
2026-10-10 03:37:24
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kaivanmada
kaivanmada :
kata gua mah mending Tencent buruan rilis global game ini. jgn sampe kayak HOK telat masuk global jd nya player global kek b aja kalo dibandingin sama player China yg udah lama duluan main HOK/KOG.
2026-10-12 11:11:09
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brillieww
Brillie :
patokannya EWC juli tahun depan, kalau masih gaada ya tahun depannya lagi
2026-10-10 04:33:47
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mostlovianaa_
MostLoviana :
Sengaja dilamain rilis nya, biar Valo Mobile ❌ Valo China ✅ cuan dulu.
2026-10-10 10:38:27
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someone_.773
ardi :
bg cara balikin skor kredit valom gmn?,gua padahal gak perna afk atau DC ,tapi tiba tiba skor kredit tinggal 25 ,aneh banget.
2026-10-12 13:55:04
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irfanezani7
IrfanFPS :
harapan kali ke berapa bang
2026-10-10 04:04:30
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nikenulan1
niken🥀🗣️ :
plis ni game jangan kelamaan rilisnya, takut nasibnya sama kyk rainbow six
2026-10-10 09:04:43
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oxmaa
Oxmaa :
English pls translate what he said
2026-10-10 04:43:27
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ghipx_
GhipXD :
kebal hoax rilis global
2026-10-10 10:36:36
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mlzbgttt
mlzbgt :
silahkan goda kami wahay valom,kami sudah kebas diphp,biar jadi kejutan saja bila kejadian rilis beneran 😂 balik hahahihi di coreruner 🚀
2026-10-10 08:08:00
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foster._4
Foster :
sering banget bang bikin konten valorant global, tapi ga pernah rilis dari dulu..tapi saran aja ges perbagus skill kalian di game Ini..karir kalian akan bagus jika dapat kesempatan pro scene..intinya puncak turnamen terbagus lah jelas melebihi ml,PUBG,jika eksistensinya sama seperti Valo pc
2026-10-10 04:16:38
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maybeitsme_..0
Unknown... :
ada yang mau mabar valo chinese?
2026-10-10 11:02:48
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kaidenttv
KaidenTTV :
2026-10-10 16:13:45
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akareeh
Akare :
ini cara naikin cerdit score gmn ya, perasaan udh main casual trs trsan ga naik naik😅
2026-10-11 07:31:16
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candrragsst
candraa :
wei riot minimal rils dlu lah yg valo global,capek nerjemahin bhs chin to indo
2026-10-10 12:09:15
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4ranz37
Ranz :
2026-10-10 02:58:36
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bayupernando793
bayupernando793 :
di cina aja, masih rame kalau global yang ada ntar sepi
2026-10-10 06:53:58
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ilmupengetahuan48
ilmu pengetahuan bersama wan :
2030 riljs
2026-10-10 05:19:51
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mrjebreet
MrJebreet :
2026-10-10 08:41:14
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timi.tumu2
Timi Tumu :
tahun depan2 tahundl depannya lagi2
2026-10-11 12:14:05
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ordinaryman48_
ambatukam :
rilis kapan?
2026-10-12 11:29:35
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_dapiiittt
Emilian. :
nunggu orang mainland jago dulu, ntar kalo udah pada jago baru di rilis global kek df kemaren
2026-10-10 07:59:42
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kucing62272253372
koli :
2026-10-10 03:05:54
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