Players who wish to play VALORANT will need to upgrade their operating systems to at least Windows 10, which means a small increase in the minimum requirements. In the end, older operating systems are more vulnerable to malware and other attacks, as well as being more useful for running hacks and other programs that provide an unfair advantage in multiplayer games.
While this decision is controversial, it seems to be the most logical one to protect the integrity of VALORANT and the community. Many players won't be able to play VALORANT anymore In the release, the developer studio argued that switching support to newer versions of Windows will make it possible to take advantage of the latest features and security patches, which will make it harder for hackers to work. This move seeks to protect the game and its players from attacks by cheaters and hackers. This means that the free-to-play FPS will no longer work on computers running those operating systems, potentially affecting millions of users. Through a social media post, Riot Games confirmed that VALORANT and the Vanguard anti-cheat system will no longer be compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 operating systems as of March 14.
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