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Valorant Guns (10 articles)

Guns Meta Tier List

Valorant Weapon Tier List (Best Guns)

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Guns Meta

VALORANT Outlaw Guide (New Sniper Rifle)

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Agents Guns Meta

Valorant Patch Notes Breakdown (Patch 5.12)

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How To Maximize Your Chances Of Winning Eco Rounds in VALORANT

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VALORANT Guide: How to Use the Odin on Defense (Wallbang Spots and More)

∙ 7 min read
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Beginners Guns

How to Valorant: Crossfires and Bait-and-Switch Setups (Episode 1)

∙ 6 min read
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Beginners Guns

How to Aim in Valorant

∙ 6 min read
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Beginners Guns

Phantom vs Vandal (Pros, Cons, and Situations)

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Agents Beginners Guns

The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Valorant

∙ 15 min read
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Guns

All Valorant Guns (+Shop Details)

∙ 7 min read
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Valorant is a 5v5 tactical shooter where teams play until a side has won 13 rounds.

At the beginning of each round, players are able to buy guns for their agents using the credits that are available to them.

Unlike other shooters, the same guns are available to both the attacking and defending teams.

There are currently seventeen total guns in Valorant. There are five sidearms, two SMGs, two shotguns, four rifles, two snipers, and two heavy machine guns.

Sidearms are the cheapest options for early game and eco rounds, offering a wide range of possibilities from a sawed-off shotgun to a silenced pistol.

SMGs offer high rate of fire that excel in short to midrange combat.

Shotguns are of course, the go-to weapons for fighting in close quarters.

Rifles are the bread-and-butter standard weapons that offer the most versatility.

Snipers dominate long-distance engagements and reward precision with one shot kills.

Heavy machine guns have large magazines for sustaining fire and are among the best for shooting through walls.