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Yea just like with any technique it’s about intention, if you just default to crouch spraying subconsciously it’s not going to work, if you crouch for a reason and the reason is good then it probably will work.
Good players play unconsciously lil buddy. Mid gunfight you can't consciously decide what to do, if you are doing that it's just going to cause chokes.
@@thishandleistaken1011 no. Good players are thinking about everything on the map. Gunshots across the map, keeping track of where that player could be in 10 seconds. It happens more naturally when you're really good. But no, pros dont just go braindead and do good. They sweat their balls off, and put everything they know into practice. Shroud or scumpi, doesnt go braindead. They are constantly thinking- which position is best, enemy could throw a nade or a shield, all stuff you have to consider with every move, or you're gonna make 1 bad move and die. I'm above average on XDefiant, I'm top .5% on all my stats. Top .1% on a lot. Im not average. You HAVE TO THINK, thinking wins games. Think about what the enemies will think. Do the opposite. Aim is aim but its alllll the other gameplay that takes brain power. I watch several pros on XD, and myself included in this, if we go brain dead, we bhop in and die a lot. Were good and pick up kills, but we do much better when were locked in, and paying attention to alllll the information on the map. Should always be keeping track of enemies all over the map, cant fo that without thinking.
@@XDef1ant I don't care about your stats in xdefiant. I'm top 1500 NA on Val. I said nothing about keeping track of the map. I'm talking about mid gunfight--which lasts less than seconds.
fr, like most ppl commit too much to the crouch spray way too often. most pros who do this only do commit in certain situations and generally crouch spray strafe like jingg and derke. its not bad to spray its just harder to learn to be as consistent on it
“Don’t spray, dont crouch, don’t ADS.” Cutting certain moves out of your arsenal is just crippling your gameplay lol. Instead just learn when to use each one and how to properly execute them
Exactly. I was getting flamed yesterday when I was in a 1v4 bc I was holding an angle from 30 meters away while ADS'ing and teammates were typing "nt" in chat before I even took my first fight. They stopped being mean when I clutched up from the added first round accuracy of ADS with the Vandal 😂
Its also noteworthy that in pro play once you kill someone another will just pop out the same corner to just trade you, so spraying in anticipation of the 2nd person in pro play is another reason they spray, like suppressive fire tactics Also they can just straight out control the random recoil of guns in the game better than almost all of us tbh
I'm a new Valorant player coming from CS and one of the first things I noticed was that I'm much more deadly on CS than Valorant 😂 I couldn't figure out why I was so much better at one tapping with the AK on CS from absurd distances than with the Vandal in Valorant. I never knew about those first shot accuracy stats and also recently found out I don't HAVE to counterstrafe to stop my momentum quickly??? I can just let go of a key??? Still getting used to the more floaty and less responsive movement feel of Valorant. I feel like you change directions MUCH faster in CS and can shoot accurately faster as a result if you hit your counterstrafe perfectly. I feel a very weird delay in Valorant before I can actually shoot accurately. My timing is all messed up from CS, I'm just not used to having to wait so long to take a shot. The mechanical skill floor of Valorant feels very very low.
@@agentak7193 I think the timing of coming to a full stop from releasing the key is about the same in both games. I mainly mean the speed and responsiveness of A/D spamming is better in CS. But the thing that keeps throwing me off is that counter strafing does absolutely nothing in Valorant unlike in CS. A bad player in CS will have to wait a while to get their 1st shot accuracy if they just release the key, but a good player can get it immediately with a counter strafe. In Valorant, everyone is forced to wait regardless if you counter strafe or not lol it's infuriating
@@kayshell66 You're so clueless. CS has way worse first shot inaccuracy, like multiple times worse. Mid on dust you have maybe a 10-20% hit probability to the head with AK. I put a video that has the chart I made. You're "more deadly in cs" because CS players are mechanically way worse and the movement is way more forgiving there. You can be sliding and still accurate in CS.
CS also has RNG bloom, and much more than Valorant. Spray a wall with serverside impacts enabled on a custom map. No 2 sprays are even remotely the same.
imo it's good to know this knowledge but you shouldn't rely heavily on "following the textbook" use whatever strat works for you, if one taps feel easier then go with that, if crouch spraying feels easier then go with that, if bursting feels easier then go with that. When doing any of these or anything in between, it's great to have this knowledge in mind so you can know the advantages and disadvantages you have that you can use to perfect or adapt your style. The moment you start relying heavily on being 100% contextually correct is when you start to not have fun, bottleneck your potential, run into plateaus, and even mess up. In other words be dynamic and always try to adapt, "Be water, my friend."
@@CoachKonpeki Thank you. I learned this way of thinking through improving other skills, more specifically at sim racing. I was trying to follow all these techniques, (trail breaking, feathering the throttle, etc.), to a T. And found that simply trying to improve what I already knew and fixing my mistakes allowed me to learn new skills to continue forward in my journey. That's why I believe self evaluation or getting someone to evaluate you, completely unbiased is very important.
We also have to understand that in LAN environments bullets will actually go where their tracers are flying towards. SEN Zekken explains that he uses the vandal in his ranked games because he plays on 40 ping and doesn’t spray often in ranked, while in pro LAN matches he often uses the phantom and sprays a lot.
Ohhh i was wondering how to hold one ways as a non pro player because tapping jump peeks and jiggles is really hard and people would get through for free I didn't realize that trying to hyper focus on my one free shot was hurting me and that i should be prepared to spray down if needed
If something is called a "crutch for bad players" that usually just means it's a good move that anybody can do. Ofc pros don't care about being flashy they care about winning and spraying is a good way to kill your enemy so pros obviously will use it
damn man i just started playing valorant and that video is so cool! that was my second day yesterday and i by myself realised that thats better to try aim in head and do one taps but didnt actually thought that trying to spray after i fail to headshot is a good idea
yea also If you aimed chest and just hold it for0.12 sec its recoil might redirect you crosshair to the head in 1v 1, i think thats also a good tool but I dont recomend it,:)
B3 player here with an aim % of 26 wich is good for bronze better thaN a lot of silvers and golds. My aim is good but I loose 80% of my games (solo queue) and yes I shouldn't blame teammates but Im not good enough to match MVP every game but good enough to team MVP or second frag. yet I still loose most of my games bc my team isn't good enough and me and the other good person cant carry a 2v5.
Spraying in Valo sucks ass - non-consistent spray patterns and the visual diarrhea keeps me out of the game except for special occasions when I remind myself why the game suck ass 😂
Hey, I just wanted to ask of it helps to do like 1,5-2 hours of aim training a day helps or would this be too much, I feel like aim is the only thing Holding me back from uprank and winning these games and so I want to improve it as fast as possible, would this be the Right way or should it be less but for many weeks
I'd say 20 mins a day. The more you try to focus on aiming the worse it is. If you try to just get the muscle memory down to the point you do t need to think about it you'll be so much better at it and that only comes with time. You can't rush it
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Yea just like with any technique it’s about intention, if you just default to crouch spraying subconsciously it’s not going to work, if you crouch for a reason and the reason is good then it probably will work.
Yeah also just mindlessly ONLY bursting 2-3 bullets in every gunfight is also bad.
You have to adapt ur technique based on the context/situation
Good players play unconsciously lil buddy. Mid gunfight you can't consciously decide what to do, if you are doing that it's just going to cause chokes.
@@thishandleistaken1011 no. Good players are thinking about everything on the map.
Gunshots across the map, keeping track of where that player could be in 10 seconds.
It happens more naturally when you're really good.
But no, pros dont just go braindead and do good.
They sweat their balls off, and put everything they know into practice.
Shroud or scumpi, doesnt go braindead. They are constantly thinking- which position is best, enemy could throw a nade or a shield, all stuff you have to consider with every move, or you're gonna make 1 bad move and die.
I'm above average on XDefiant, I'm top .5% on all my stats. Top .1% on a lot.
Im not average.
You HAVE TO THINK, thinking wins games.
Think about what the enemies will think. Do the opposite.
Aim is aim but its alllll the other gameplay that takes brain power.
I watch several pros on XD, and myself included in this, if we go brain dead, we bhop in and die a lot.
Were good and pick up kills, but we do much better when were locked in, and paying attention to alllll the information on the map.
Should always be keeping track of enemies all over the map, cant fo that without thinking.
@@XDef1ant I don't care about your stats in xdefiant. I'm top 1500 NA on Val.
I said nothing about keeping track of the map. I'm talking about mid gunfight--which lasts less than seconds.
fr, like most ppl commit too much to the crouch spray way too often. most pros who do this only do commit in certain situations and generally crouch spray strafe like jingg and derke. its not bad to spray its just harder to learn to be as consistent on it
“Don’t spray, dont crouch, don’t ADS.” Cutting certain moves out of your arsenal is just crippling your gameplay lol. Instead just learn when to use each one and how to properly execute them
Exactly. I was getting flamed yesterday when I was in a 1v4 bc I was holding an angle from 30 meters away while ADS'ing and teammates were typing "nt" in chat before I even took my first fight. They stopped being mean when I clutched up from the added first round accuracy of ADS with the Vandal 😂
Its also noteworthy that in pro play once you kill someone another will just pop out the same corner to just trade you, so spraying in anticipation of the 2nd person in pro play is another reason they spray, like suppressive fire tactics
Also they can just straight out control the random recoil of guns in the game better than almost all of us tbh
yeah your second point is on the money, even when they're spraying they're spraying for the head, while I'm almost always spraying for the body...
"precise gunplay" proceeds to add RNG bloom like its fortnite
I'm a new Valorant player coming from CS and one of the first things I noticed was that I'm much more deadly on CS than Valorant 😂 I couldn't figure out why I was so much better at one tapping with the AK on CS from absurd distances than with the Vandal in Valorant. I never knew about those first shot accuracy stats and also recently found out I don't HAVE to counterstrafe to stop my momentum quickly??? I can just let go of a key??? Still getting used to the more floaty and less responsive movement feel of Valorant. I feel like you change directions MUCH faster in CS and can shoot accurately faster as a result if you hit your counterstrafe perfectly. I feel a very weird delay in Valorant before I can actually shoot accurately. My timing is all messed up from CS, I'm just not used to having to wait so long to take a shot. The mechanical skill floor of Valorant feels very very low.
@@kayshell66 fr, in val it feels like your character keeps moving even if you dont input anything
@@agentak7193 I think the timing of coming to a full stop from releasing the key is about the same in both games. I mainly mean the speed and responsiveness of A/D spamming is better in CS. But the thing that keeps throwing me off is that counter strafing does absolutely nothing in Valorant unlike in CS. A bad player in CS will have to wait a while to get their 1st shot accuracy if they just release the key, but a good player can get it immediately with a counter strafe. In Valorant, everyone is forced to wait regardless if you counter strafe or not lol it's infuriating
@@kayshell66 You're so clueless. CS has way worse first shot inaccuracy, like multiple times worse. Mid on dust you have maybe a 10-20% hit probability to the head with AK.
I put a video that has the chart I made.
You're "more deadly in cs" because CS players are mechanically way worse and the movement is way more forgiving there. You can be sliding and still accurate in CS.
CS also has RNG bloom, and much more than Valorant. Spray a wall with serverside impacts enabled on a custom map. No 2 sprays are even remotely the same.
imo it's good to know this knowledge but you shouldn't rely heavily on "following the textbook" use whatever strat works for you, if one taps feel easier then go with that, if crouch spraying feels easier then go with that, if bursting feels easier then go with that. When doing any of these or anything in between, it's great to have this knowledge in mind so you can know the advantages and disadvantages you have that you can use to perfect or adapt your style. The moment you start relying heavily on being 100% contextually correct is when you start to not have fun, bottleneck your potential, run into plateaus, and even mess up. In other words be dynamic and always try to adapt, "Be water, my friend."
Very valid point!
@@CoachKonpeki Thank you. I learned this way of thinking through improving other skills, more specifically at sim racing. I was trying to follow all these techniques, (trail breaking, feathering the throttle, etc.), to a T. And found that simply trying to improve what I already knew and fixing my mistakes allowed me to learn new skills to continue forward in my journey. That's why I believe self evaluation or getting someone to evaluate you, completely unbiased is very important.
Bold of you to think valorant player find anything other than ranking up/flaming your teammate is fun /j
@@windy5405 True, although I'd argue they would normally just quit and not even fully out of rage but because they need more stimulation else where.
LITERALLY ME@@windy5405
We also have to understand that in LAN environments bullets will actually go where their tracers are flying towards. SEN Zekken explains that he uses the vandal in his ranked games because he plays on 40 ping and doesn’t spray often in ranked, while in pro LAN matches he often uses the phantom and sprays a lot.
Ohhh i was wondering how to hold one ways as a non pro player because tapping jump peeks and jiggles is really hard and people would get through for free
I didn't realize that trying to hyper focus on my one free shot was hurting me
and that i should be prepared to spray down if needed
same!!!
i started making valorant guides coz of you thanks
If something is called a "crutch for bad players" that usually just means it's a good move that anybody can do. Ofc pros don't care about being flashy they care about winning and spraying is a good way to kill your enemy so pros obviously will use it
love the ordon village music choice at the end there
The coaching program actually works guys i am currently climbing out of low elo and rn my peak is diamond 3
how much was it?
Don’t pros constantly say that weapons feeel super different on LAN, i know a lot of them say the Phantom feels perfect on LAN
Even more proof that the phantom is better, spray transfer is more useful than ever before
I finally got someone mentioning "tagging" It messes up my mind up so much I shut down In moments so often that I just do nothing aka give a free kill
damn man i just started playing valorant and that video is so cool! that was my second day yesterday and i by myself realised that thats better to try aim in head and do one taps but didnt actually thought that trying to spray after i fail to headshot is a good idea
nice vid clear and concise
Thanks for activating my ptsd at 3:06
great explaining as always! is there a video where he explains economoy so i can send it to my ranked randoms? if not we would love one
@@Zip-h4s yep you can search it up on my channel
@@CoachKonpeki thank you! economy is so underrated but so important
last 2 games ive had a raze and a deadlock who only crouched and sprayed they didn't get one single kill without crouching I was heated
Pro: Spray 🗿
Iron - Bronze , Imo - Radiant: Spray 🗿
Silver - Ascendent: Tap 🤡
Need a dereverb on that mic audio ASAP, its rough
yea also If you aimed chest and just hold it for0.12 sec its recoil might redirect you crosshair to the head in 1v 1, i think thats also a good tool but I dont recomend it,:)
so u use spraying to slow down an opponents movement to punish them for jiggling or using a strafe?
if your gonna spray an gun should crawl or nah
Can you make a short video about drills that you can do to practise spraying?
B3 player here with an aim % of 26 wich is good for bronze better thaN a lot of silvers and golds. My aim is good but I loose 80% of my games (solo queue) and yes I shouldn't blame teammates but Im not good enough to match MVP every game but good enough to team MVP or second frag. yet I still loose most of my games bc my team isn't good enough and me and the other good person cant carry a 2v5.
I have over 200 matches on comp and I’m still silver my movement sucks and so does my aim help
Spraying in Valo sucks ass - non-consistent spray patterns and the visual diarrhea keeps me out of the game except for special occasions when I remind myself why the game suck ass 😂
8:12 Me with a guardian ads :DDDD
Are you related to kanpeki ?
Hey, I just wanted to ask of it helps to do like 1,5-2 hours of aim training a day helps or would this be too much, I feel like aim is the only thing Holding me back from uprank and winning these games and so I want to improve it as fast as possible, would this be the Right way or should it be less but for many weeks
I'd say 20 mins a day. The more you try to focus on aiming the worse it is. If you try to just get the muscle memory down to the point you do t need to think about it you'll be so much better at it and that only comes with time. You can't rush it
fix your echos please
Look, This extremely difficult play is called, "Spray and Pray" and its as old as 1st person shooters. Its an ancient art used by us all... 🤣😂
song title? 0:06
lmao same
nah I think it was the first one, silvers infiltrated
isnt this 20+ year old tech from cs?
cs doesn't have RNG sprays
sup
Yeah yeah TL; DR, spray patterns are randomized, for noobies
swear this dude looks like asian sketch
W vid
Yoo!
6 mins ago? Aight bet
10 minute video that could have been a 2 minute video. Waste of time
Whose consensus that crouch is bad? plat players?
I think all these guides on this channel are aimed at extremely low elo players.
10th comment
you will maybe pin this
He wont
no views in 39 seconds u fell off
I'm watching this , while using a pillow instead of mouse pad
first
You aint first lil bro
@@montyC4i was close calm down little man
@@jimyguerra342 I never denied that just stated facts
Your horrible at explaining
VCT plays diff from normal rankeds, saved u 10 min, u welcome
U missed half the video then.
You must think you're smart