Regarding the bunny hop you can also do it with spacebar. Getting comfortable to your settings is more important than copy settings from others and getting used to their settings
Well yes but it is easier with scroll wheel because you have a bigger area to sucseed. I do have scrool wheel set to abolities and am really comfortable with that, but in overwatch I bunny hop with scrollwheel
Agreed here I’ve gotten comfortable with default and I’m not ashamed of it I’ve made it work and also just a habit in games that I use scroll wheel to switch items
i myself do it with spacebar because ive mastered bunny hooping since i started valorant due to experience in other games like fortnite where you need to jump and move every second in a perfect timing so you dont get slowed, but maybe scroll is better with absolute no experience in movement?
A thing to note about digital vibrance is that it will depend on your monitor how much you can increase it. If your monitor is bad even a small adjustment can make colours look like a blob and some colour information will be lost. If your monitor is good, it will be able to cope with more colours and it wont be a blobby mess
omfg the digital vibrance one really helped me i recently moved for the time being and can't use my pc so i use my laptop to game but sometimes the screen is just too small to see my enemies it helped alot thx man
@@d1pp1n_ not really i have a pretty good laptop and averages 200 fps its just that the laptop screen is to small and i use a mechanical keyboard than the keyboard on the laptop so can't fit my external monitor on my table
personally I use space bar for bunny hopping and I like it better I don't know why but I have tried using scroll wheel but I just do it better with space bar.
Turn show blood OFF, when you headshot an enemy you will see brighter metallic shards coming from the enemy rather than darker blood making it easier to see
For those who have intel laptop and want to use digital vibrance. Open intel Graphics Command Center Click on Display Select colour tab and create a new custom profile Scroll down to bottom and increase saturation between 70-80 whatever u feel comfortable OR Turn on night light in windows and set it to about 60 and turn on purple colour outline of enemy.
I have GTX 1650 . Should I turn on On+boost ......? Also my laptop has 144 hz monitor . Which settings will actually increase my fps without pressuring the system much..
on + boost is better for 2000 series and below cards, for 3000+ this is actually worse for input lag, just leave it at reflex on, without boost and its genuinely better for those cards
Yup for someone who has a rig of ryzen 5 3500x and a gtx 1650 with a 144hz monitor in ascendant(near immortal after 2-3 games) I consider this a legit comment
This Yellow thing is just Placebo Red is the more vibrant color and it's Sticks out much more i need to compare both a littel more but with the Bright maps on Valo i don' think Yellow is the best to choose + your brain is trained to think of danger or to atleast be alert about something when it sees red
honestly i think just like 80% of the tips in this video, its just down to preference and what you react to, if its plaebo or not, if it works it works
This is a rather important comment to address some Skillcapped content. This is just SkillCapped clickbaiting, and then overselling these "tips" as things that will impact your performance drastically... which it will not. If I were to rename this video, I would call it "Quality of Life things that will make your Valorant experience feel better!". *Here is ACTUALLY what you need to do to increase your winrate:* - Play an agent you ENJOY. And LEARN that agent thoroughly. Experiment to see how your Agent's abilities can be used for EASY kills. How they can be used to BOTH attack, AND defend sites and chokepoints. If that's boring to you, I strongly recommend you stick to as few agents as possible. A low-ranked player should NOT be branching out before learning the game thoroughly. Stick to 3 agents at MOST. Again, key word being EXPERIMENT. You will not learn anything if you keep playing the same way every game, see how good players play, try adopting their playstyles until you figure out what playstyle suits you the most. *Are you playing a Controller?* Make sure your smokes are always optimally placed, in all the right spots given the situation (lots of guides out there, for EVERY map!), and play very SELFLESSLY, unless you're playing Omen, as he has a lot of Solo-carry potential. As Brimstone or Viper, no need to learn lineups, at most make sure the lineups are EASY to do and memorise, no need to overcomplicate things! As Omen, abuse one-way angles for your smokes, entry by teleporting into smoked-off elevated surfaces (e.g Truck on Bind) (The angles on top of truck are unexpected in every rank, thus super effective). This all can be learned through just watching good players play. No need for cazy aim, just use your abilities well and more and more easy kill opportunities will arise, thus you will rank up easily. I don't recommend Harbor or Astra for beginners however, especially if you solo-queue. *Are you a Duelist?* Chances are your kit will be mostly selfish. Spend time in Deathmatch to ensure your aim is on-point. Flash out of smokes for entry, be confident, always keep moving and counter-strafing, this will ensure that your entry will be VERY reliable. As you enter any site, first thing you want to do is find some cover immediately, and start clearing the site after finding some good cover. For example, on Ascent A Site, first thing you'd want to do is run to Generator and clear backsite. If your team has already cleared everything however, you can run into Garden and catch enemies rotating. You must play smart as a duelist and create space for your team so that they don't crumble if 3+ enemies start pushing the site. This is easiest done if you are pushing up unexpected angles, on Ascent the best example is Garden, you can push window, or you can turn left and flank the enemies. Easy kills my friend! *Are you an Initiator?* Make sure you time your info abilities right BEFORE your Duelists push. Learn ONE Recon lineup per site on attack, if you're Sova or Fade, as this will really improve your info-gathering. Look how good players play your Initiator agent, take the things they do and see if it works in your ranks. Again, flashing out of smokes is universally good, and yet NOBODY does it until like Ascendant, which is crazy in my opinion, considering how effective it is! As Kay/o, try to isolate the spaces you scan with your knife, e.g Ascent Generator is great to scan because then you 100% know someone is either generator, Rafters, or Garden, not much guesswork, but comming every time that "enemy might be gen, watch out" to your team will make a HUGE impact in the long-run. Of course only if you do it every time there's info in any area you scan(in lower ranks people may not really think about the info, so you have to say it out loud) *Are you a Sentinel?* Learn setups for every site on defence (Yes, as Sage you could also do grim walls, they work exceptionally well in lower ranks, IF your aim works at awkward angles. But please oh please only do the Grim wall if you KNOW enemies are pushing your site, don't be that scrub who just wastes his wall, there are a million other uses for sage walls! Such as, walling yourself off to defuse spike, countering lineups, peeking enemies at an elevation, stopping pushes... etc). As Cypher, make use of your cages to close in on the enemies with a Shotgun, and make use of your cages as cover if enemies activate your trips, and spam them through your cages. As chamber learn to use your Deagle comfortably (deathmatch recommended), as Killjoy, learn Ult & Molly lineups (works wonders in lower ranks), and of course, learn setups for Killjoy too! Her Bot is very strong on Pistol rounds, so peeking off of your Bot is super good on pistol rounds (especially if it's Round 2, and you bought Specter + heavy shields, easy eco frags with bot being your shield!!!!). There are currently 21 agents in the game, and all of them have tricks and methods for using their abilities effectively, to get easy kills. Easy kills don't require crazy aim or anything, because they're easy duh, sometimes you may need some gamesense, but mostly just good ability usage is needed. For example, as Brimstone, ulting B Main on Ascent is extremely good if enemies are trying to push - you will almost always get at least 1 kill if they haven't pushed out of B Main yet - personally, I consistently get at least 2 kills (But I'm Higher-ranked, so my timings are a little better, you might need to get a bit lucky, but through repetition you'll be able to time your abilities well too), timing abilities becomes easier the more you use them for a specific purpose. And finally, I already said similar stuff already, but WATCH HOW GOOD PLAYERS PLAY YOUR AGENT! YES, MANY THINGS WON'T APPLY TO YOUR RANK, BUT MANY OH MANY THINGS WILL! Take anything that looks fun to do, and try to perform it in your games. Your execution may suck in comparison, but it's about trying new things and seeing what works, have that flexible mindset to learn and adapt based on what works and what doesn't! If you're one of those unfortunate enough to get clickbaited by Skillcapped videos, you're welcome. This probably wasn't as useful as I could have made it, but there's a lot of things to discuss in Valorant, kinda hard to include all the info, but easy to just learn that info through playing the game and THINKING about how you could improve.
@@progyanjyotisarma9751 has to be the most clueless comment i've seen in a while my guy Everyone uses HRTF, cause you simply don't hear shit with the default audio, and trust me i'm using really really good headphones
There is currently no DLSS for Valorant. Also, it might smear the image, making enemies harder to track. Even if it supported it, cards that support it should be good enough to go beyond 120+ FPS without DLSS
What the hell is this thumbnail? I know the trend on youtube is to mislead people with clickbait trash thumbnails but this takes the cake. Who the hell has a 700hz monitor?? Why is the resolution lower on the 30 fps side of the thumbnail when it has nothing to do with frame rate?
Nvidia latency only helps if your GPU is running at 95% or higher so actually if you have a mid to high system you want it OFF or it will raise latency sometimes by up to 10ms.
you need to bind two keys together. for example i still keep space bar as jump button and wheel down for jump as well so i glide with the space bar and b hop with the mouse wheel
Are you already using some surround technology like THX Spatial Sound or Dolby Headphones? You'll want to use only one. Never use HRTF in combination with any other surround technology
when i clicked on this video i though that the res was a joke and after the vid ended they would've put the video in high res but no i was the dumbass who had it on 144p while my eyes were burning
@@Tojimurod1 You improved not your teammates changed. I bet you didn't know If you are playing bad riot pairing system will put you in lower lobbies even if you are higher rank. If you are playing good, even though your rank is low riot will throw you in higher lobbies. So the teammates you get depends on how you play.
@@indiankid8601 I have been practicing my aim and movement for more than 2 months daily in aimlab and in valorant. Always Top fraggs the team and I can see the difference in my aim and in theirs. If you don't know how good/bad I play, just don't say.
@@indiankid8601 no, dude, how do I improve in one fckin season. Even some gold players don't use comms, it's all about information in a fckin TEAM game. I could not rank up just because of the idiots in lobbies, who don't give info and being very toxic
genuinely no offense but do people play valorant at low FPS? my friend has a 2007 laptop that was a handmedown from his dad and he plays at 60fps. the thing has windows vista stickers lol
Was genuinely wondering what SkillCapped was doing with this video, and I was right they have no idea what they're talking about. Most this settings won't help you improve your gameplay nor win more games, this is just a 10 minute video of common knowledge and no actual tips to help lower elo players. Nice.
While the tipps are maybe not the worst in general, its really obvious that you got no idea of any of the technical aspects you've been talking about. You got them ALL wrong lol. - No human will ever be able to tell a difference between 1000hz and 8000hz (1ms vs 0.13ms). Progamers usually dont play on 1000hz but rather lower rates (500hz), because it has way more jitter. The difference in input lag is 1ms, which is impossible for a human to feel. - Raw Mouse Input does not send the data "directly" to Valorant... thats total bullshit (and shows how little you really understand); It just means that the windows mouse sensitivity is ignored. - Raw Mouse Input will not change anything on the speed in which signals are transfered - total bullshit - A good soundcard (not onboard) will produce WAY more accurate sound than HRTF and should be prefered over HRTF if available. It should also be noted that you should NEVER combine both and therefore have to ensure that any surround emulation settings (in your soundcard drivers) are disabled, when using HRTF. - NVidia Reflex does not "optimize" Valorant NOR your graphics card. It makes your graphic card always run on a high frequency - even when its not under load, which can help to counterfight lag spikes,. There are also some other things that the driver does, but I want to keep this comment as short as possible. You should really educate yourself (at least a little bit), before you try to advices other people. Its quite emberassing, tbh.
1. My character doesn't jump when I bind it to the scroll wheel, but it's all good, I can bhop with my space bar. 7. My laptop doesn't have a MUX switch so I need an external monitor to use Digital Vibrance sadge 8. I change my enemy highlight colors often I agree with everything else and already do/use them
