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5 reasons you aren't improving at VAL: 1. You overwhelm yourself. 2. You blame your teammates. 3. You only practice in aimlabs. 4. You don't have a main/off role. 5. You don't practice 'deliberately'.

How to get ahead of 99% of Valorant Players: - Warmup in range (30m) - Watch pro povs and steal their plays - 1 hour of DM after rankeds - Improve 1 thing every game Be okay with taking a break if you're tired or tilted. Focused improvement is how you level up quick.

Having the best settings is crucial in Valorant. - Max FPS - Low input lag - Optimal Keybinds I go through every setting you'll ever need to compete in Valorant. Link below 🔽

I used to spend every waking second grinding Val. The more time spent in ranked and DM, the better —I thought. Truth is? Sometimes it can do more harm than good. Sometimes the best way to improve your aim, decision making and overall performance in a game is to take a break. A mental reset. Mechs and training are important. But so is a healthy mind.

7 fire Off-Angles to carry on Haven: 1. Aggro Sewers (your duo can play opposite)

Feel lost on what to do midround in VAL? There's a simple fix to make the best decisions fast. Playing numbers. Up numbers? Avoid 1v1's, play safe and trade your teammates. Down numbers? Search 1v1's, play more aggro and take more risks. You need to try even it up.

Things keeping you hardstuck: • Your mindset. • Your current skill. • Your lack of knowledge. Mixed in with a sprinkle of trash teammates... And the only thing holding you back is yourself.

Anyone can get radiant. The hardest part is believing it.

Stop putting so much pressure on yourself. It's destroying your ability to perform in VALORANT. Here're 6 simple steps to fix your mentality: 1. Stop obsessing over rank. Seriously. Stop it. • Improve 1 skill every game. • Rank is a result of your skill. • Mechs -> Agents -> Gamesense. Improve your skills and your rank will follow. 2. Have a Game Plan. Plan for: • Plays you're going to make. • Counters for enemies strats. • Reactions: "If they do X I will do Y" This will reduce anxiety & stress. Being more prepared will improve your performance. 3. Learn from Each Round. Instead of insta tilting when you fail... Take it as a learning opportunity. Everytime you die ask yourself: What could I have done better? (Specifically YOU. Not your team.) It's all about how you frame it. You can't learn if you don't make mistakes. 4. Set Mini-Objectives. Helps a lot if you're not having a good game. It makes things more manageable. Mini-Objectives: • I'll focus on not dying first this round. • I'll make sure I trade a teammate. • I'll take peeks with confidence. It takes away from negative thoughts and will get you back in the game. 5. Pre-Game Rituals. Having a consistent routine will give you consistent performance. Could be: • Warmup. • Stretches. • Motivational vids. All of these will help you feel confident and mentally positive. 6. Stop the comparing yourself to others. Everyone is in a different place in their journey. Does it matter if your friends are a higher rank than you? Take it as inspiration to improve. Beating yourself up is only limiting your progress. Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed this thread I'd really appreciate it if you could: 1. Follow me for more helpful tips in VAL. 2. Like & Share this post so others can fix their mental.