8 we have some more terrain markers on the wall where an enemy agent's head would cross if trying to grab the ultimate orb in B Main.Ĭrosshair Tip: Careful for some boxes and terrain not being exact and messing up your crosshair placement. 7, we are in B Link looking out towards B Main, here paint on the wall lines up with some walking trying to cross into B Site. 6 at the A Link of the Defender Side Spawn on Fracture. 5, we have these posters on the wall, the bottom half of which line up with someone walking out of the Attacker Side Spawn and another similar poster-like piece of terrain in e.g. In Valorant there are boxes everywhere… by design.

Where Should You Keep Your Crosshair and What You Should Keep in Mind! Boxes

Though crosshair placement alone won't net you kills, it can set you up for an advantage when peeking or being peeked. It can make for fewer mistakes by making it so you worry more about when to shoot then having to move your crosshair, possibly over- or under- shooting your target. Placing your crosshair at headshot level can lower the time it takes to kill the enemy agent. This is a simple but very valuable piece of information. One headshot is the same amount of damage as four body shots, give or take depending on the gun. The damage values of the Phantom are as follows (at 15m - 30m): Head: 140, Body: 35, and Legs: 29, and this pattern is followed with every gun in Valorant. Head, Torso, and Legs each have their own set of stats when tagged with a bullet from a certain gun. In Valorant as well as in most other first-person shooters, there are damage multipliers all over the body.

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