VALORANT Party Checker

VALORANT tells you nothing about who's partied up until the game's over. Scout surfaces it up front: it groups the lobby by party and paints each group a colour, so the shape of both teams is clear before the barrier drops.

A coordinated trio behaves nothing like three solo-queue players. Knowing the party layout lets you:

• Expect coordinated executes and default setups from a stacked enemy side.
• Predict who's likely to trade for whom — parties peek and refrag together.
• Read your own team: a four-stack plus you often means you're the flex or entry.
• Combine it with rank and smurf flags to judge how hard the lobby really is.

Scout shows party grouping the client can see for the current match; it doesn't expose anyone's friends list, voice comms or anything private. If two teammates simply happen to play alike, they'll still show as separate parties unless they actually queued together — the colours reflect real party data, not guesswork.