Everyone NEEDS to Know These VALORANT Basics

From positioning to mechanics, in this video, we cover some tips for improving your VALORANT gameplay.
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[@Adolh_Filter]

I know some will think it weird of me saying this, but I really like the way of your talking, I'm not a english language main but I can understand your sentences clearly without any subtitle. Keep up the good work

[@joshuax1987]

Yes , I agree, I sometimes re watch the old video from OW & sport, it some how feel relaxing

[@qshadoo1396]

i love this guide! I think the only thing you "missed" was the movement and/or recoil. Quick overview: Standing still makes your shots accurate gun recoil goes UP. above your crosshair. if you ADS (aim down sights), this can help with your recoil since you just need to watch the reticle (it follows the recoil when ADS) Once you spray (typically after ~5 shots of an AR, and ~3 for SMGs) the recoil will go farther and farther AWAY and ABOVE your crosshair. make sure you aim DOWN right after your first shot. at long ranges, tap firing is better. If you're confident, add some strafes from side to side between your tap fires. some guns, like smgs, shotguns, or pistols (excluding sheriff) are typically "run and gun" weapons that you can get away with running and spraying at medium range, unlike an ar or a sniper. If you don't know if something makes a sound or not, use the sound circle on the map (that he did cover in the vid) to test if it does (or doesn't) make a sound. quick tip: reloading DOES make a sound, weapon swapping does NOT. Running with your knife out is the fastest speed you can go, but make sure to only do it when you know someone won't peek you. make sure to use your abilities! it is much more helpful to learn them if you use them TOO MUCH at first, rather than not at all. (i personally would recommend to use ur abilities as much as possible at first, and you should quickly learn when (and when not) to use your abilities. Feel free to add any other tips in the replies! :)

[@lavishcole]

When your teammates swing/commit YOU swing/commit. This game is so much easier when you play with your teammates.

[@creydragon]

A new quick and definitive video to share whenever I talk or introduce Valorant to new players.

[@JohSmith]

Nice video. I love when you show actual examples, like smokes.

[@Critter862]

Great video! Wish I had this when I first played Valorant. Took far too long receiving sarcastic remarks before someone sat down and explained to me and friends how to use smokes.

[@mrErikeeper]

Ok now I can finally reach radiant even though I have never played Valorant.

[@MarkusAT]

Sadly I'm pampered with too high quality expectations set by Overwatch..

[@carterdelaney4648]

Which were immediately squashed by ow2

[@Highlydangerous13]

I'd love to see more of bad gameplay from the opponents perspective. Seeing what walking peeks vs running peeks would be useful.

[@ingamous1826]

WE NEED MORE VALORANT CONTENT

[@mr.bucket1921]

when all of you will talk about tf2 competitive esport

[@songmuwen2827]

first

[@bellohello5806]

Congrats my man

[@hirowbp]

akshon bros, you changed this thumbnail so many times I cant count anymore, and yet, this video hasn't take off, just give up dude. it's not your target audience.

[@papa_glyde]

If only comms wasn't flooded with backseaters, literal kids shouting tantrums, annoying egirls, and streamer wannabes; communication would've been easier.

[@adamw1145]

Valorant fucking sucks

[@keymot1491]

This channel is sadly going down hell