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how do i get better aim, also how tf is my winrate positive with such shit stats
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why am i trash at val
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oh then its all good bro. for some ppl, they might just need a few months to get good but there are also those who need bit more time. Watch valorant videos and learn from it. But the best one is to just keep playing the game. Think to urself what should u have done in that situation after u die etc
Alright did some basic analysis of your profile. Seems like you crouch spray with your phantom all the time, to fix that go to a Deathmatch unbind crouch and do Guardian or sheriff only and try to kill the enemies only in one shot.
After that go to Range, do the "PREMS" method which was made by an YouTuber named 'Sero'.
PREMS stands for
P - Practice bots
R - Recoil control
E - Easy bots
M - Medium bots
S - Strafe and Movement
Always aim to headshot, cause spraying is just bs. Good luck btw
According to CHATGPT, you should:
Study the game mechanics: Learn the basics of Valorant including game modes, maps, weapons, agents and their abilities. Study how the game is played and how to use each agent effectively.
Improve aim: Aim is crucial in Valorant, so practice your aim regularly using aim training maps, bots, and other aim improvement tools.
Master utility usage: Effective use of utility such as smokes, flashes, and walls can greatly impact the outcome of a round. Study the best ways to use each agent’s utility and practice using it in games.
Play with a team: Valorant is a team-based game, so it’s important to play regularly with a group of players and communicate effectively. This will help you develop teamwork skills and improve your decision-making ability.
Watch professional matches: Watch professional players and learn from their strategies, utility usage, and movement. Analyze the plays and try to incorporate these elements into your own gameplay.
Just keep playing lil bro, you're doing fine. But do try to play the agent/game to its full potential. Even if you're losing, try to take aim duels and try to practice lineups, rotates in "gg we go next" kinda games. Be a student of the game and its more fun. But aim does matter since strats only go so far if you're getting 1 tapped.
Also, mousepad and mouse skates matter a lot, you typically want a control pad for tac shooters(and any game with low ttk), although there's chronicle who uses a fucking artisan hien that is meant for tracking-heavy games. Tenz uses artisan zero and imo this is the best pad available atm for valorant and csgo
check this woohoojin vid about the basics. it's really good and on the comment many people said it really helped them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KIoTtohkOQ&t=153s
Before playing, do some aim routines, play two rounds of deathmatch, work on your movement, crosshair placement (it's important to know where you're going to aim), don't crouch too much, use COMMS, play Jett since her toolkit is simple, watch pros play so you can learn from them, check every angle, and don't soloq You'll only have ass teammates.
Nah my guy this ain’t it. Did you look at his tracker?
He plays 15-17 games of ranked in a day pretty regularly. He’s played 150 ish ranked games just this act alone. Thats entirely too much time spent to not improve or stay hard stuck in silver. It’s clear he has hit a plateau of some sort.
Just mindlessly queuing more at this rate will not aid him. He would actually benefit from playing less ranked in this case and studying vods, doing coaching (you need someone with experience to identify and help you eliminate or reduce your bad habits). Playing DMs, learning agents in customs, spending time in the range, etc. just my 2 cents. It’s a public forum after all, wouldn’t discourage advice here…
Going back it looks like Val is his first FPS, so your "play the game and you'll get better" statement still holds somewhat. I would just make sure he understands that just playing comp more isn’t gonna help as much as intentional practice in the game ALONG with ranked.
Maybe OP sets a healthy limit. No more than 7 ranked games a day. Other time should be devoted to just having fun, practicing skills and game knowledge and not worrying about ranked or your stats in ranked.
KAST is C...get your KAST to A or S and you will climb by default, doesn't even matter if the rest of your other stats are shit really IMO KAST is the biggest factor for climbing ranked...Which means, try not to die first every round and try to play with your team/ get trades.
You probably still have a good winrate cause you have average KAST and your teammates carry you, find ways to improve or just be happy playing in silver :) I wish my games were silver sometimes...Everyone in my ELO is a try hard. Ain't nothing wrong with being silver, don't listen to twitch chat LOL.
I aint the best valorant player, but you can learn to play more agents so you dont fall short at agent selection, cuz I saw that you picked Viper like on Haven or Ascent, in those maps Viper is not a so good agent unless your team has a second controller, maybe try Omen, Brimstone, and when you get more experimented you can try Astra and Harbor on some maps.
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