Worth your time and money I started the IRP programme just switching over to PC and starting Valorant. And as someone who has played at a high level in other games I can honestly say IRP is a 10/10 if you are serious about improving your game. I placed bronze 2 and felt stuck when I interviewed and once I finished I ended up Plat 2 after 6 weeks. They utilised a multitude of different tools and methods to help suit you best and they really help you progress in ways many other coaching programmes don't by helping you identify how to get better by yourself and you are always welcome to message them anytime for help. They have some very qualified coaches with people who have started like me coming from console and climbing to radiant so they understand the struggle and common faults. I would definitely recommend IRP to anyone looking to seriously improve their game or push to make it to the pro scene.

For $1,500, you can get way more value IRP was about $1500 when my class joined. For $1500, you get classes (which apparently they think they have to clarify as "lessons and advanced lessons"), scrims, drills (basically server time practicing execs that'll never happen in your ranked games), and VOD reviews. Apprently they've added assessments now. If you go to Metafy, you can actually book one of IRP coaches for 50 HOURS of 1-on-1 for the same amount, and the value you'll get from 50 hours with evaD vs being in IRP is exponentially greater. The "guarantee" isn't a guarantee as most people don't hit their 6 divisions. I know of many that have been hardstuck for months with zero support from the coaches. Note that 90% they posted, they didn't clarify whether it happens within the timeframe, and they add a bunch of specific criteria so that they don't have to count a bunch of students who don't hit the guarantee. Also, you should ask if it's a money-back guarantee. It isn't ;) Community is good but can be toxic. When I asked a coach to ask someone to stop calling teammates r*tarded in scrims, they told me it was a cultural difference of EU vs NA, tf?!

My Experience Im Knan, 19 and a Valorant Comp grinder :). My Goal comming into IRP was to understand the game alot better and get to a level, where i should be able to hit Immortal, what i actually did. At the beginning i struggled alot to get a straight line on what i need to work on and how i can Improve on the little things. Randomnoob helped me alot with that and showed me what I can work on in the future to hit my longtime goal (Radiant). The Programm was alot of fun with the open and friendly community, the fun scrims, the very helpfull 1on1s and the live Lessons.

irp opinion Hey my name is Stxch, at first when i started taking valorant serious i scoured the web to find something, i found a metafy coach which wasn't bad, but i felt like he wasn't invested that much. Then i moved onto gosu academy which i didn't like that much there lessons where okay there community was alright, but i needed something better So i was scouring youtube and i saw a ad for irp and i checked out it was a big step for me but i wanted to get serious. So i took it, best step i made. The community is super nice and welcoming, the lessons are broken down and easy to understand, the coaches go the extra step to make sure everybody understands what they're teaching. My coach drenit was super helpful and amazing. Helped me so much already, and is really invested in helping me improve. The program changed my entire view on valorant. I would recommend joining the program 100% if you want to improve in valorant, i can guarantee you will improve. Good luck on the grind 💪. btw, drenit is the best coach.

One thing to take away from this… One thing to take away from this program is that, it really is a great enviornment for improving and getting better at the game. The coaches and staff worked really hard to teach us everything about the game from basics and fundementals, to more nuanced and complex topics and really made sure to help us understand everything being offered. For me I worked with Coach Evad and he explained everything in such a simple, easy to understand way and if I had any questions he would always answer them which was super helpful for me to learn what was being taught. Every coach in the program is like this, and if you are struggling with one coach you have the luxury of choosing different coaches!! I am grateful to coach Evad, Randomnoob, Tiraye, Comet, and Konpeki for working with me and helping me level up my gameplay & mindset!!