Posted by Steve
Sunday, December 13, 2020 5:05 AM
- Buy similar weapons to your team mates, handling economy is important.
- Prioritize best armor over best weapon.
- Learn your main's abilities in practice and think how you could use them to help your team (little rant about abilities for attackers: don't ever use your abilities to block paths to sites, cost us many rounds)
- Divide your defense force to each site. There has been numerous times when I had to defend one site alone which ended up costing many rounds for my team.
- Don't be afraid to use mic or chat to inform your team about your situation. Your voice/words might save the round. It's better to talk too much than to be completely silent.
- Be ready to move to other site if you notice that the site's defense is in danger (heavily attacked or team mates killed).
- Change your location on sites each round to eliminate the possibility of enemy anticipating your defense.
- Choose one main weapon from each category to learn their aim and spray pattern and go for the HEAD.
References
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/kbpwro/as_a_cs_competitive_player_who_joined_valorant/
- https://reddit.com/kbpwro
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