Shroud's Best Advice to Improve at Valorant - Tips, Tricks, and Guides

Shroud is a man who talks a lot, actually he basically talks for a living and I'm not saying he just talks, no that's not what I'm saying at all. Shroud is amazing at fps and over the years he has given players a lot of

tips

on how they can

improve

his aim and mechanics in the game. What I wanted to do today is break down some of the

best

fps

tips

and how you can use them to help you

improve

ad valorem. Now keep in mind that some of these tips aren't actually going to be directly related to Valrant, but that's a good thing about competitive gaming, even if it's a tip for a specific game, a lot of times you can make connections between others. games, for example, when I briefly show you this clip from

shroud

that talks about improving our pubg.

I want you to try to make some comparisons that you can see between what he's trying to say and what's brave. There is no equal way to practice aiming in this game, so the

best

way to learn is to just fight, don't be afraid to fight if you are a new player and the first thing you do is a new player hides in a building for forever and ever trying to win your first game, you're not going to learn that's not how you learn, so if you didn't, pick it up in this clip. Shroud talks about how in Battle Royales there isn't really any way to improve your shooting skills without actually engaging in firefights and this seems obvious, like you can do aim trainers, of course, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter.

It's a one-to-one comparison with the real game and the best way to simulate encounters in a game is to have real encounters now. Valorent is not a battle royale, however, nor is it a call of duty, sometimes you will go literal rounds without seeing a single person and this is amplified by players who are actually afraid to engage in firefights, hide in the corners, they provoke their teammates, they are afraid to make plays, and if you want to get better at Valorant, you have to force yourself to participate in firefights. One of the reasons some of these players are so amazing is because they aren't afraid to get into firefights and they don't shy away and they aren't afraid of losing a firefight and at the end of the day, an individual firefight or game doesn't really mean nothing for them, if you are afraid of losing rounds, you will lose more rounds, while if you treat each round as if it were a learning experience, you will be able to create more learning experiences and thus become a better player faster, speaking of which, yes If you're looking to become a better player faster, be sure to check out our Radiant Level Smurfs reviews, where the best players in the game explain how to maintain your rank.

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Notice how in this clip

shroud

refers to spraying Invalorent as it's a crutch, that's all, it's a lot of spray and a lot of recoil control with the spray, don't get me wrong, I love it. recoil control but I don't like it I don't like that thing that serves as a crutch which is essentially your crutch and I don't like that I don't like that the spray is the crutch something that a lot of players complain about in

valorant

is the random spray patterns and how they are harder to control than the Valorent counterpart. cs in cs go there are set spray patterns and this makes the spray patterns much more predictable to control, whereas in valorent your spray can be a little wilder. when you start spamming a lot of bullets, the complaint here is that it actually lowers the skill cap since you can't master something that is random.

This is what is intended and the way shroud talks about it here is that they are meant to be punished for sprinkling the word. What he uses here and what really resonates is the panic for many players when they commit to a spray they've thrown out the window and are just desperately trying to get the kill by throwing more bullets, but the way you're punished for spraying in this The game actually rewards tap and burst shooting a lot more and there are definitely times where spraying is appropriate, but I've heard shroud talk a lot about this kind of stuff on the stream and that's why you'll see some of the best Players of the game are high touch players as he said that spraying is a crutch and that is why when you see players like tens shout echo and envelop you will notice that they use a lot of touch and burst shots instead of spraying and If you are a player who finds himself spraying a lot, I hope a player like Shroud referring to him as a crutch makes you think about it a little more, moving on to tip number three, and this is something that is also overlooked. often in competitive matches and that has to do with worrying too much about your kda, how do you feel when you are a failure? um well, it doesn't matter what your score is, what matters, what happens for you to get that score that's what you have to remember, you have to remember and you have to break things down to know why your score is the way it is, you did something. wrong, you smelled, you knew, if you feel like you're doing your part and you look at it again and you can say you did well, it doesn't matter if you got a 6 and a 20. you know what I mean, you can do well without having a good score, that's how these games work it's a team game You know what I mean listen guys the bottom line in tactical shooter like Ballarat is that there is a lot more to the game than just killing players like to throw this guy of stuff and competing all the time and making fun of players that bottom fragging shouts someone's kda saying it's not going to be positive, but at the end of the day none of this is actually a great indicator of a player's impact on the game, for example, if you are playing a stalking role and are performing multiple turns.

All the offense, that kind of stuff is incredibly valuable, but it's not something that's going to show up in your stats. Similarly, using a well-timed utility to help your teammates or taunting your teammates into getting kills doesn't really show up in Your stats are very similar to Sure, sometimes you'll get a assist, but When players look to see that you're at the bottom of the score, they won't really take into account the fact that you have 15 assists. you're probably just going to see that you have four kills and you're going to be like okay, this guy's crap, the example shroud uses after this clip is if you're playing as a duelist and you're doing a great job of taking over your team's space, but you're Also, you don't get any kills, maybe your teammate switches to you, but you yourself aren't killing anyone.

You're still doing a really amazing job because you're giving your team the space they need. There are so many different roles in

valorant

and depending on the role you are playing you may be more prepared to get kills than other times and I'm not even talking specifically about agent roles here, I'm talking about player roles, all agents can play all the roles, it just depends on the moment and the positioning. Now this doesn't mean you should always enter as a sova, but if you are in a better position to enter than your phoenix, sometimes you will have to and sometimes, oddly enough, you will play as a phoenix and you will be able to perform. a stalker role, this is not a glamorous role, it is a role meant to help your team perform better, but it is something that you may have to play sometimes and that is why your kda might take a hit, but if you did well your job, does that mean you played badly because you're the last one to fail?

No, not at all, it all depends on your impact on the game and many players hit a mortal based solely on their communication. There are literally so many. ways to have an impact on the game that don't involve killing, but let's move on to a clip that really highlights that kind of thing, just a little more shadow. Is there a goal of someone who really stands out to you? I mean almost everyone. To be honest, a lot of people's goal is crazy. You know, this is a little bit smaller clip. He then goes on to talk about what he thinks fps should be known for and it's actually its ability to adapt to new games, but specifically. go back and talk about exactly what you are saying here when asked what goal really stands out your answer was almost everyone and there is actually a reason for that, generally speaking you may not feel that way but goal is a one of the easiest things to improve.

In fps games I know your aim may struggle at times and it may not feel like it but over time your aim will literally improve by playing more, it's all muscle memory that's all there is obviously some sense of the game that influences this. too, but if we talk about raw aim, it's basically a muscle that you need to train and it takes time, so what are you going to learn from shroud saying that everyone has good aim? Oh, and just to clarify, trout obviously doesn't say it. everyone has good aim, there are a lot of players that maybe struggle, but once you start reaching the higher ranks almost every player you come across can click forward, you really don't want to hit any of these players the opportunity to kill you because if you do, they will kill you, so again, what's the bottom line here?

It is more important to concentrate on other things than aiming. Players who play this game professionally are not always the best shooters in the world. Sometimes they are. Sometimes not. but the best players in this game are the smartest players. They understand the macro game. They understand how rotations work and how to get players from one side of the map to the other. How to manipulate what players can know about a game. round and how the players are going to get to the different corners, specifically what I'm trying to achieve here is that you can spend all the time in the world trying to improve your aim, but at the end of the day, everyone who is in the lower ranges Tall players have good aim, the best way to climb in these games is to play and let your aim improve over time, but spend time reflecting on your matches and making sure you are consistently making the right decisions so you can put yourself in the right place. situations where you can make those shots, talking about which of the best ways to improve your decision making is by doing a vawd review and if you are looking for us to check your vod for free, feel free to check out our vod review channel in the discord link in the description below, moving on to our last tip from shroud and speaking of which, this is actually from him, reviewing vod, dr irrespect, this has to do with cross replacement, for now it's best to try keep your cross replacement as center as you can even when it doesn't matter because it builds, but it's good practice so even I, when I was playing valerian, caught myself looking at the ground and had to correct my brain.

I thought, dude, you're not. Searching for the loot that you're trying to frag, you know, I think something that a lot of players tend to forget when they play is that crosstalk placement and correcting crosshair placement is an active process that you have to do in-game all the time. time. It's not just something you learn and then it's always good. I mean, for the most part, you can improve your crosshair placement on average, but you have to constantly reposition your crosshair based on where you think the enemy is or where they're going. To reach the maximum point, for example, if there are two places that the enemy can pick you from, you must actively make the decision of which of these two places the player is most likely to come from normally, in that situation you are going to choose the place that you want.

I think you're more likely to be picked, but to do that you first need to determine which spot is most likely and adjust based on that. Similarly, if you think the enemy is going to attack at full speed, you should adjust it for that. What if an enemy is going to jump on you, you need to adapt to that. I've been doing a lot of body blows in this game. Okay, it's time for me to start focusing on aiming a little higher, like physically adjusting the location of my crosshair so I can aim higher, this is hard to do and requires active attention and if you're one of the people who is in silver and comment on these videos, I have a good cross-shaped location, I really encourage you to like it, I said do a vod review and really take It's time to look even in the immortal lobbies.

I constantly see players aiming too low or having their crosshairs floating off the walls. It happens to everyone and, as Shroud says, it takes a lotactive attention to fix this problem even for him, but Anyway, if you have a minute, I just wanted to end this video by talking a little bit more about Skillcap. Honestly, a rank upgrade guarantee is something you should take advantage of. I wish services like this were available when I was a kid trying to get better at games but unfortunately I had to teach myself how to play but now there are services like this that will literally guarantee you rank up so you can learn how to rank up with some of the best game players.

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