VALORANT: Full Weapon Guide

Support plays a huge role in any team-based shooter. Being able to heal, or even revive, teammates can give a team a huge upper-hand. Luckily for Valorant players, there is only one support style agent to choose at the moment: S


Rolling Thunder is Breach's fourth, final, and ultimate ability. It will cause a giant and moving explosion to roll through the map, disrupting and throwing who get in its way. However, like Fault Line, it is capable of friendly-fire, so other players should stay behind Breach while he performs his ultimate abil


Finally, Sova's ultimate ability is his Hunter's Fury. This allows him to fire up to three arrows that go through all map objects and walls in a straight line. All enemies hit will be revealed temporar


Aftershock is a charge that players can manually place on walls that blasts out on the other side of the wall after a short amount of time. These charges can do a large amount of damage, but they can be avoided due to the delay. The explosion is also relatively small and doesn't fill an entire room, so it is easy to simply back away from it once it is noti


Sage's role as a healer comes in with her Heal Orb. By using it with left mouse, it can heal an ally or Sage herself with right mouse. This works over time, so time must be devoted to the healing proc


Both Viper and Pheonix are great offensive agents as they can easily put a lot of pressure on point by using their abilities which makes it easier for the team to plant the bomb. However, Viper's ultimate ability can single-handedly move an entire team on to the point, whereas Pheonix's ability is more selfish and gives him a second life. Outside of their ultimate abilities, Viper and Pheonix share similar abilities so their ultimates are the deciding factor when choosing an offensive h


VALORANT has four rifles to choose from, the Bulldog, Guardian, Phantom, and Vandal. They are the most dominant type of gun used in the SLG game heroes due to their balance of accuracy, range, and rate of fire. All of the rifles have primary and alternative fire modes to help in different situati


The second ability is Flashpoint. This ability functions a lot like Aftershock, but it instead functions as a flashbang , rather than an explosion. These flashes have a much larger radius than Aftershock's explosions and can be used to completely blind enemies. These are highly useful and highly recommended for Breach play


This the most expensive gun in the SLG game maps because it deals one-shot kills to enemies, aside from leg hits. The Operator can use both a 2.5x or 5x zoom level and has a five-round magazine. It isn't the best for short-range skirmishes, but at long range, nothing can beat


Phoenix - A zone control character who manipulates flame. He can throw fireballs that explode in an area or create a wall of damaging flames. His signature move is a curving flash grenade, and his ultimate lets him mark his location and teleport back there on de


Cloudburst is a small smoke grenade that doesn't last long, which can be used for quick escapes. Updraft is a jump boost that can be used to get above tall walls, get control of high ground, catch enemies by surprise, or flank, while Tailwind is a dash that refreshes after performing 2 kills. It is a simple quick dash that can be used on the ground or in the


This budget gun deals low damage and has average accuracy. It also has a smallish 20-round magazine and relatively short range. The alternative firing mode features a 1.15x zoom mode and four-shot bursts. The Stinger is for players who are low on funds and needs something versatile and ch


Finally, Brimstone's ultimate, Orbital Strike is a devastating laser shot from the sky, which dishes out insane damage for a short period of time. The laser has a distinct center, which when stood in does the most amount of damage. Orbital Strike lasts for a lengthy period of time and dishes out insane Area of Effect damage in a particular area.