raze and jett

does anyone have any tips of strategies for raze and jett im tryna become a crazy duelist

1. Have good aim

ShaoFeng [#2]

1. Have good aim

i mean utility wise obviously u need good aim to be a duelist

Taruuu1 [#3]

i mean utility wise obviously u need good aim to be a duelist

You don't need good utility 90% of the time. Your ini needs to be good and you need to have good aim. That's literally it.

Learning entry pathing is very very important. You can't just randomly dash/satchel in or you're gonna die before anyone gets the chance to follow. Learn where on site you need to go to, and where to go from there. Once you've got that down, learn some variation so that you're unpredictable, as the best duelists are.

practice satcheling and entrying is basically all, but hardest thing is telling your teammates what to do and having them listen

dont be afraid to make "bad" plays. youd be surprised how many kills youll get with a stupid level of confidence

nooomy [#7]

dont be afraid to make "bad" plays. youd be surprised how many kills youll get with a stupid level of confidence

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Watch Mada

1. Study pro ranked vods. I'd reccomend jinggg for raze (yes ik how this site feels about him but they're still good), jett can be any good jett pro you like. Focus on both set utility (utility with a lineup/purpose that they've clearly thrown before ie: anything before barrier drops) and improv utility (small stuff like throwin satchel on group when enemy is about to peak). Learn entry paths and where to play as well
2. Get used to calling initiator util, on every site hit try to call one piece of util (ie: skye can u dog ramps i'm gonna early satchel and follow it)
3. Learn to opp (both peaking and holding), I'd reccomend practicing with a friend in customs if u can!

pathing is key
I realised a few days ago that it wasn't my aim which was holding me back, but my pathing, I started watching Jinggg VODs for raze and whoever for Jett

https://tracker.gg/valorant/profile/riot/Aayan%232005/overview

learning how to effectively peek is super key and goes hand in hand with pathing, I found I was overexposing myself to multiple angles instead of clearing them one by one, which often caused me to die

Rush b cyka blyat ez

agreed with everyone saying pathing correctly
its not about killing people but rather doing ur job, and if you do that you win

consistent aim so you can know what gunfights you want to take and don't like taking and revolve your pathing and entire playstyle around it main reason why for example jett players make such good lurkers and in pro play end up flexing on agents who can bait/lurk cause they are confident in there 50/50 win%
out of the two focus on raze she has a higher skill cap and floor and also anything you can learn to do better on raze easily translates to jett