Are you tired of being the weakest link in your Valorant squad? Do you constantly find yourself dying first and letting your teammates down? Fear not, for I am here to provide you excellent guidance within 35 steps!

1 - First and foremost, make sure your computer is running at maximum efficiency. You don't want any lag to ruin your shot.

2 - Use your abilities wisely. A well-timed Sage wall can block enemy shots and give you the perfect opportunity to rage quit before you die.

3 - Don't be afraid to communicate with your team. Let them know where the enemies are so they can provide backup or coordinate a surprise attack. (Spoiler alerts : this will never happen)

4 - Just remember to take frequent breaks to compare the game with CS:GO in reddit (this is essential for mental health)

5 - If you're feeling uncoordinated, try playing with a potato instead of a mouse.

6 - If you're getting frustrated, just remember that at least you're not stuck playing Apex Legends.

7 - Practice makes perfect, but don't forget that playing games for extended periods of time can lead to the development of carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition that occurs when the median nerve, which runs from the forearm into the hand, becomes compressed. Symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome include numbness, tingling, and pain in the hand and wrist. It is important to take regular breaks and stretch your hands and wrists when playing games to reduce the risk of developing this condition.

8 - Don't play cypher

9 - Don't be afraid to change up your aim settings to find what works best for you. If all else fails, try turning your mouse upside down. (If you already live in Australia you can skip this step)

10 - If you die in a dumb situation just type "lag" in the chat

11 - Always aim for the head. It's the biggest target and guarantees a one-shot kill. Plus, it makes for a great punchline when you tell your teammates "I gave him headache" (yeah I'm fun at parties)

20 - Choose your agent wisely. Each one has their own unique abilities, so pick one that fits your playstyle. Just remember, Cypher is not a valid choice. (I would've just played FNAF if i wanted to sit and watch camera all game)

21 - And always remember the golden rule of Valorant: never trust a Sage. They will always betray you. (This works both ways)

22 - As Brimstone, always make sure to use your smoke ability to cover your entire team, even if it means they can't see where they're going. (Asserting dominance is important)

23 - When playing as Sage, make sure to use your healing ability on yourself, even if it means letting your teammates die. (If you are dead nobody is getting healed anyways)

24 - And most importantly, remember to always have fun and enjoy the game, even if you're getting destroyed by the enemy smurf who has nothing in his/her life better to do other than smurfing in silver (If they are content creator just shut up and grow up)

25 - If you're struggling with your aim, try turning up the brightness on your monitor. It will not make any difference but you'll look like a pro.

26 - Use 0.287 in game sens with 800 dpi

27 - It's all about the crosshair. Keep it steady and make sure it's always on target. And remember, bigger isn't always better. Sometimes, a small crosshair can be more accurate.

28 - Crosshair isn't that important so just try different things and don't ever stick to one (i mainly use amogus crosshair)

29 - If you miss the head, aim for the body - it's the second biggest target.

30 - If you miss both the head and body, just shoot the floor - it's bound to hit something eventually.

31 - If you're playing Sage, make sure to heal your teammates often – unless they're being annoying, then let them die. (Just unbind the team heal)

32 - If you're playing Jett, always remember to use your dash to avoid enemy fire – or to avoid awkward conversations with your teammates. (Like where did my operator went and how did you die to sage orb)

33 - Always remember to communicate with your team – unless they're asking for strategy advice, then just make up random things to throw them off. (I used this on League of Legends and it works like a charm)

34 - If you're feeling overwhelmed, just tell your teammates that you're playing the role of "distraction" and run around in circles.

35- Use Odin