Recently, an incident between two Valorant players has stirred up controversy in the community. According to a post on Reddit by user I_Feel_Freeeee, Dasnerth threatened zt0L over a bad game. But it's not just the threat that has people talking - it's the toxic behavior that seems to be a recurring issue among players. This article will delve into the specifics of the incident and explore the larger issue of toxicity in the Valorant community.

A Reddit post recently brought up the question of whether Harbor was actually bad at launch or if he was a hidden gem like Jett. In this post, we explore the differing opinions on Harbor's viability in pro play and ranked games.

In a recent Reddit post by user LocalIdentity1, a highly skilled play involving the Frenzy in Valorant was showcased. This play is not only impressive to watch, but it also sparks discussions on micro-flicks, weapon accuracy, and strategic gameplay.

As a dedicated Valorant player, nothing beats the feeling of ranking up in the game. So, understandably, it could be frustrating when you don't see your expected rank up reward card after claiming the drop. In this post, we'll dive deep into some of the possible reasons for this issue and explore what you could do to fix the problem.

A recent tweet by Blankfacevlr prompted discussion among Valorant players about whether using a 5:4 stretched resolution could give them an edge in gameplay. We take a closer look and explore whether there's any truth to this claim.

In a recent reddit post, user IFPS_Miracle- shared a video of their team executing a chaotic retake without verbal communication. The video went viral, prompting a discussion about the importance of non-verbal communication in Valorant. In this blog post, we'll dive deeper into this topic and explore the lessons we can learn from this impressive retake.

A discussion of the internet forum post made by user Isittheweekend about the frustration of getting accused of stealing aces in Valorant games.

Valorant is known for its intensely competitive gameplay, but what happens when the game's community becomes too toxic to play in solo queue? In this article, we dive into a popular reddit post written by SixPathsMamba and the ensuing discussion around the solo queue experience in Valorant.

A deep dive into a Reddit post about MMR and what players can do to improve their MMR in Valorant.

In a recent Reddit post by user Rosse1113, a potential leak of new Agent abilities has gotten the Valorant community buzzing. Here's what we know so far.