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The definition of the most popular terms used with courage

Riot Games' 5v5 online multiplayer shooter game, Valorant, heavily relies on teamwork. While a single player may lead a squad through rounds in Valorant, winning matches in Valorant requires teamwork from the whole squad.

In order to increase their chances of winning matches, participants in Valorant must converse with one another throughout the whole match. When strangers join up online and scream out shots, foes, and possible plays using terms they may not understand, new players in Valorant may find it a little too overwhelming.

Here are some frequent terms in Valorant and their meanings to assist players understand some of the most prevalent language in Valorant:

One tap/one shot

When an opponent is eliminated with one shot, usually a headshot, it's referred to as a "one-tap." A teammate callout known as a "one-shot" indicates that the opponent has taken enough damage to be eliminated with only one more shot.

These are spots on the map that are indicated by strategic map callouts. As the name implies, a link is a connection that joins two more expansive regions on the globe. The terms "short" and "long" describe the routes that go from the attacker spawn to the spike location. The term "short" designates the fastest path between the two, while "long" designates the somewhat longer path to the spike location.

On the map, elbows are regions with sharp corners. In Valorant, elbows pose a particular risk since players might be vulnerable from many directions.

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Heaven may also be used to describe a spot on a map that is made up of high land and serves as a natural sniper's nest. Usually, Hell is located just underneath Heaven on the map and is playable. Remember that each map will often have unique callouts around them, such C Long, so familiarizing yourself with common map language is helpful.

Eco round and full-buy, half-buy, and force-buy

Eco, which stands for economics, describes the plan for spending money prior to the commencement of the round. A team or individual that decides to go with a "eco round" is conserving credits in order to have enough money in the next round to purchase a full-kit loadout.

push-buying is the term used to describe a scenario in which a team or individual decides to "force" forward momentum by purchasing superior weaponry while having restricted funding. In relation to that, full-buy is acquiring one's ideal loadout in full.

When players strive to strike a balance between equipping themselves for the round and making sure they save enough credits to be able to acquire a full-buy in the next round, it's referred to as a "half-buy."

Hurry

Rush is an aggressive tactic where the group aims to arrive at the location as soon as possible in order to surprise the opposition and seize control of the area.

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False

During matches, the term "fake" may refer to either a false defuse or a fake clone. Pretending to defuse the spike is known as "fake defuse," and it's used to trick the other side into breaking their cover. When Yoru uses a false clone, it means that he may fool opponents into believing that he has teleported. This is known as the Fakeout clone.

Sequence

The term "lineup" describes how certain skills are used in .Brave in particular ways that are dependent on components of the map, player crosshair placement, player location on the map, and more. Agents like Sova, Viper, and Brimstone have lineup angles that let players employ their skills to pressure the spike or site from a safe distance, making them the most effective lineups during defense.

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Molly

Brimstone's incendiary talent is known by her informal nickname, Molly.

OP

The Operator sniper rifle in Valorant is referred to as OP. In general, it may also indicate "overpowered," but Riot's shooter is likely to use the weapon callout more often.

Clutch

Not only , but another popular term in gaming is clutch.valiant. When the last standing agent on the winning side overcomes a deficit to win the round in Valorant, the Clutch announcement takes place at the conclusion of the round.

NT

Although players often use it in chat, you may also hear them utter it in voice channels. The term "nice try" (abbreviated as "NT") is often used by teammates to commend a player for their excellent performance throughout the round.

Lurk

Lurk, sometimes known as lurking, is the situation when a player explores the map in search of possible fragments in remote locations.
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MB

Another chat term is MB, which stands for "my bad" and expresses the player's acceptance of responsibility for a mistake they did.

Cubby

Cubby refers to certain areas on a map that are concealed from the main vision and may be used for hiding and waiting for opponents to deliver a few unexpected kills. Valuable Agents with the ability to construct their own cubbies, such as Harbor, might be used to create little dead zones that adversaries could miss.

Front

The act of striking an opponent from the side or a different front in order to divide their attention and locate gaps is known as flanking or flanking.

Look

A glimpse into The term "valorant" describes someone who emerges from cover to confront or identify an opponent.
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Res/RezThese two most often allude to Sage's ultimate capacity to bring a fallen comrade back to life in the middle of a round. If they are downed during their ultimate ability, it may also be a particular callout from a KAY/O, because they can be briefly resurrected by any teammate.

TP

Teleport, or TP for short, is a callout used to alert allies to the presence of an enemy player.

Thrifty

At the conclusion of a purchase round, if the winning team's total average expenditure was at least 2,500 less than the losing team's, the Thrifty announcement is made. This shows that the winning side won the round despite using fewer resources during the loadout.

Smoke

Smoking in The term "valorant" describes the sphere-shaped smoke clouds that are used by many agents, including Brimstone, Omen, Astra, and Jett. These smokes are used to manage the map and momentarily decrease any area's general visibility.

frag

entryA player that enters hostile regions early in an attempt to eliminate the other team first and discover their positions is referred to as an entry frag. As duelist agents in Valorant have a set of aggressive abilities to help them in battle, they are usually anticipated to be entrance fraggers.

Wallbang

In Valorant, wallbang refers to firing at adversaries through a wall. When facing persistent enemies, it might be helpful to be able to fire through certain barriers and still inflict damage on your adversaries.

Spin

In Valorant, the rotate strategic callout indicates that the team should veer off course and go in the direction of an alternative spike location rather than continuing forward toward the original one. It may also be utilized, in rare cases, to signify that defenders are moving from one location to another for observation, or to transfer to a different route for the same spike site.
 

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