How To Peek With Perfect Crosshair Placement

This second part of our crosshair placement course covers peeking and opening up angles. We cover in-depth how your crosshair needs to be positioned on every single angle you peek, so that you have the minimal amount of distance to cover until you can click for that clean headshot.

Key Points Of The Lesson

• Focus on advanced Crosshair placement techniques for peeking angles in Valorant.
• Learn the strategies of pre-aiming and corner tracking to optimize Crosshair position and enhance accuracy in duels.
• Understand the importance of adjusting Crosshair placement based on the situation, whether static or dynamic peaks.
• Maintain distance from corners while corner tracking to gain an advantage in spotting enemies early and reacting faster.

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The video focuses on advanced Crosshair placement techniques in Valorant when peeking angles. Two main strategies are discussed: pre-aiming for standard peaks and engaging duels, and corner tracking for covering uncertain ground. Pre-aiming involves optimizing Crosshair position before peeking to land accurate shots on the enemy's head while maintaining movement keys aligned. Different Crosshair placements are advised based on the type of peek planned and the likelihood of opponents also peeking. Corner tracking is introduced as a method to handle off-angles and quickly cover ground, ensuring the Crosshair is in an ideal position to click head when enemies appear unexpectedly. The importance of adjusting Crosshair placement based on the type of situation, whether static or dynamic peaks, is highlighted. The ideal positioning for Crosshair while corner tracking is discussed to gain an advantage in duels. The video emphasizes the significance of angle advantage in winning duels and gives insights into maintaining distance from corners to react faster to opponent movements.