After your teammates run it down and die in Valorant, you’re often left in a 1v1, 1v3, or even a 1v5 situation. Winning these rounds can be incredibly hard, but with the right strategies, you can become a clutch God and quickly climb the ranks. SkillCapped Valorant Tips Tricks and Guides provides 10 tips to help you never lose a duel again.
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Key Takeaways:
- Know when to attempt a clutch and when to save
- Focusing on movement rather than just aim
- Isolate 1v1 duels instead of taking on multiple opponents at once
- Punish lazy play and gather information
When to Attempt a Clutch:
Attempting a clutch is not always the best decision. Consider what you stand to lose or risk by failing, such as valuable weapons or economy. Evaluate the difficulty of the clutch and weigh the potential reward against the risk.
Focusing on Movement:
Many players focus solely on aim when trying to clutch, but movement is often the key to success. SkillCapped offers a movement masterclass that can improve your movement skills and help you hit more shots.
Isolating 1v1 Duels:
Rather than attempting difficult spray transfers or taking on multiple opponents at once, focus on isolating 1v1 duels. Play aggressive and then passive, intentionally challenging one opponent at a time. This allows you to dictate the pace of play and increase your chances of winning.
Punishing Lazy Play:
Take advantage of opponents who play lazily or rush you without strategic positioning. By picking them off one by one, you can steal economy and potentially turn the round in your favor. Hide your information, reposition, and use the element of surprise to your advantage.
Knowing When to Walk Away:
It’s important to re-evaluate if a round is still winnable and if your efforts are worth it. Sometimes, even if you’ve made progress, it’s better to back off and save for the next round. Consider the risk versus reward and whether investing ultimates or resources is justified.
