Biggest Valorant Research

No Price Tag.
Can't Buy It.
Just Chosen.

No grind. No store. No unlock. The Riot Gun Buddy exists in a world where the only way to get it is to be picked - by a Riot Games developer, in your game, on their terms.

Over 450 players got chosen. This is what I found:

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360 Verified RGB owners in the database
2.5 Years spent finding the RGB owners
10 Unique ways players received one
Jett & Sage Agents RGB owners tend to play
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Two Videos.
One Dataset.

Every myth you have heard about the Riot Gun Buddy? This video answers all of them. No community guesses. No Reddit theories. Over 450 real stories, collected in-game, over 2.5 years.

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Research conducted transparently. Riot notified before publishing.

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2.5 years.
350+ stories.

The only real data ever collected on Valorant's rarest item.

Data Collection

2.5 Years.
One Square at a Time.

Every square is one week of research - in live Valorant lobbies, finding owners, asking the same two questions. The brighter the square, the more owners found that week!

Each square is one week. Between Oct 2023 - Mar 2026.

Where Do You Fit?

Two Paths. Pick Yours.

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Got a Riot Gun Buddy? I want to know how it happened. Every conversation gets us closer to the full picture.

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Years of research.
All in one page.

Every myth about the Riot Gun Buddy - answered with real data from real owners.
Small FAQ

Top Questions
That Everyone Asks.

How did you know exactly what skins I had?

I use a third-party tool that reads publicly available Valorant data - skins, buddies, everything that you have. And it's not bannable. If you are curious about what the app name is - I legally cannot name the tool right now, but the full explanation is one page away.

Why does this research even exist?

Because in 2023 Keeoh posted a video saying that there was nothing left to make content off in Valorant. I didn't really agree since the Riot Gun Buddy had zero real content online - just community guesses and Reddit myths. I had the access and the persistence to go get the actual answers. So I did.

So what did you actually find out?

That the community had some things right and a lot wrong. Connections matter more than anyone admitted. Sportsmanship is real and measurable. And some patterns in the data still have no explanation. 450 conversations worth of answers are in the FAQ.

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