Coming from shooter games where run and gunning was encouraged, I didn’t like how inaccurate the guns were in Valorant when moving. I really liked the concept of Valorant because it felt like I was playing League of Legends. However, I didn’t want to learn Valorant’s shooting mechanics so I decided to main shotguns, namingly the Judge. I have played Valorant every single day since its release and have only been using the Judge on Jett. I really enjoy using the Judge on Jett because all her abilities complement it well.

You have 2 updrafts to outplay and ruin any player’s crosshair placements. You have 3 instant smokes to block unfavorable long angles and to isolate favorable close angles. You have a dash which is basically a get out of jail free card since you can use it even while getting shot. You can also use Jett’s dash aggressively, however you have to make sure enemies are distracted or isolated since good players will shut you down easily if you use it mindlessly. All her abilites can also be comboed very well but it needs a lot of practice. Lastly, you have Jett’s ultimate, which I use when enemies force me to peek long angles. I also use it when my team decides to low buy to boost my team’s eco even further.

I also use shotguns not only because it is OP on Jett, but also because it tilts enemies. Being super slippery in Valorant is not what players expect. Strafing left and right when in combat, flying out of people’s vision, dashing away after getting a frag, dashing and flying out of people’s crosshairs, jump peeking close angles. There is actually so many things you can do with Jett and you can actually destroy even Radiant aimers. However, with more than 1000 hours of practicing Jett Judge, I still have a lot of things where I need improvement on.

I believe the only thing holding be back from reaching immortal is my old laptop, I legit get 50-60fps when in combat and sometimes even drops to 20 when I am recording. However, I believe I can reach Immortal/Radiant once I get a proper pc setup.

I just made a Jett Judge guide, showing you guys what I learned through the months of everyday practice. And even though my clips weren’t that great, I hope it can help y’all discover your own playstyle. Jett Judge Guide