Are you done tryharding in ranked and want to experience something unique? It's time to use the Valorant Strat Roulette to help come out with wacky comps.
Sometimes, taking games too seriously takes the fun out of them. In fact, you probably dread the idea of ranking Valorant in case a toxic player or even a hacker ruins your experience.
What better way to keep things entertaining than by mixing it up with some wacky strats, cool challenges, and having fun together with friends actually enjoying Valorant rather than getting mad over every single time you whiff? Well, you should try out the Valorant Strat Roulette!
What is Valorant Strat Roulette?
Valorant Strat Roulette is a website in which you'll be assigned a random challenge or strategy depending on which map you're on or whether you're attacking or defending.
The site only has four maps available, however, the important bit is choosing either attacking or defending challenges. A few examples of things you can get include:
- Knives Out: You are only allowed to move if you are currently holding your knife. If you would like to shoot, you must stand stationary and cannot make any movement until you pull your knife back out.
- Gunswap: Everytime you kill an enemy, you must pick up their gun and use it for your next kill. It doesn't matter what gun they had or how hard it will be to pick up, you cannot get a kill with the exact same gun more than once.
- Confusing callouts: Play the round normally, however, you cannot use any normal callouts. Preferably use callouts that don't exist on this map, callouts from other games/maps, or just very broadly describe what you are trying to callout. Sounding confident is key for this strat.
As you can see, some of these strategies are not really map dependent so it doesn't matter things like Pearl, Icebox, or Fracture are missing. Truth be told, they're not even attack or defend specific.
So there you have it, enjoy some fun quality time playing unrated (or ranked if you fancy it) with these incredibly fun self-imposed challenges!
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