Differences between scoping?
After reaching level 230 I FINALLY had someone mention me in a competitive as he saw me bother to scope with a Vandal while spraying, telling me that scoping while spraying would make the Vandal go haywire.
Is there any page on the web or can someone simply give me an explanation to what each weapon's capacities are? I figured that Phantom would be capable of spraying if I did scope, seeing as it seems that I hold the weapon a bit more steady then? Apparently I was wrong?
I am otherwise having issues with Phantom, Vandal, Spectre, Marshal and Operator.
I am somehow capable of using Outlaw without a problem and I am not sure if Stinger can scope. 😅
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just don't spray
vandal isn't meant to be sprayed
even if u do so, u can do it without ads
like a few bullets burst
First two lines: Valorant Community huh?
Next two lines: Sorry, I am still somewhat inexperienced, what does ads mean?
aim down sight
basically scoping
So scoping with any weapon is a single-bullet fire hm?
no, scoping does help on the recoil
so u can spray better
but why spray
when u can just simply tap
That has been my problem with Sheriff, I am not truly capable of understanding how often I can tap to not spray or already get shot seven times before my second tap.
shoot while u can hit them
not playing with luck
I mean when ur cross hair is on their heads or bodies
🤣
People think I don't...
First two lines it is. 🤣
🤷♂️
the way u talk showed u dont
I would press the button less, I am supposed to be standing there, waiting for someone to walk on to my crosshair?
u can move
If he moves then my camera moves.
either ur character or ur crosshair
u are lvl230, cmon
"valorant community huh"
bro
are u serious
I'm sure players from other games will say the same thing
Well I am more than sure that indeed players have explained the case to me instead of calling me a fool.
I didn't call u a fool
u cooked it urself
"just don't spray" Sure looks like it to me.
once u learnt one tapping, istg u won't be wanting to spray anymore
and yes u can ads with stinger
u do that on close to mid range
to shoot on enemies' heads accurately ofc
I have no idea of what these extra-shorts like ads made by Valorant are known as, sorry.
ads is a term used in pretty much every shooter game, it's not exclusive to valorant
And instead of explaining what it means, you call me for an even bigger fool.
I give up with support... Tat
I think I've explained it before?
So why say ads when one can say scoping?
Or did I fail to mention asking what ads stands for?
becuz it's shorter?
and is a term used in every shooter game
?
idk what's ur problem with that
just telling u spraying isn't good
tap if u can
and u took it as people calling u fool
Well spraying exists for a reason is all that I am saying.
I just asked for support to understand what each weapon is used for, and that seems to clearly have been too much for the Valorant-support here.
I don't see where an A or a D is in scoping as all I then think about is advertisement.
So I simply tried to ask as to what it could possibly stand for as I have never heard of it in Fortnite or wherever else.
I think I said that too?
there's nothing wrong with it
but if someone said something
And that's what then makes me believe that I am supposed to stay above someone shooting on their heads. And seeing as it's a tad bit difficult in a game where I can't randomly summon stairs, that just made things confusing. Sorry
then u are likely doing it wrong
All that this only last person that I have played with has told me is that I should not be scoping with a Vandal, that's what made me ask if anyone could send me the descriptions of each weapon is all.
u must be doing it too frequent
Ah, sorry.
I seem to have spelled something wrong.
u cab see the descriptions in game
when u hover ur cursor
on the weapons
the description box is at the right bottom
iirc
it describes what ads will do
like 3 shots burst
crosshair follows recoil
All I see then in difference from Vandal and Phantom is that the Phantom is silenced.
phantom has easier recoil pattern to control
You have indeed taught me something now at least.
That only a friend will ever explain my situation with words that I understand.
Hopefully, this is farewell.