Valorant: Top 5 players to look for in VCT 2022

Valorant: Top 5 players to look for in VCT 2022

Aiming and gunning are surely vital in an FPS competitive game like Valorant, but it’s not simply about top fragging. Unlike other FPS games, Valorant has Agents having varying talents and duties, therefore crosshair placement, game sense, and role accomplishments are all things to look for in order to become a Valorant Ace.

The Valorant Champions Tour 2022 is currently in full swing, and there are plenty of competitors this time around! However, only the top ones made it to our list. Let’s consider taking a look at the five most aggressive and strategic players to keep an eye on in the 2022 VCT Champions tour, Valorant.

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The top 5 players to set an eye for in the VCT 2022 Championships

5. Sick

Hunter “SicK” Mims is a former CSGO champion who has formerly played for Misfits, TSM, as well as Complexity. He’s been competing for Sentinels since entering the Valorant competitive and is one of the top Valorant players these days.

Sick Valorant

4. ShahZam

ShahZam Valorant

This time it’s the IGL of Sentinels, Shahzeb aka “ShahZaM” Khan, yet another former competitive CSGO fragger. ShahZaM is a master tactician. He’s in charge of making crucial decisions in combat and guiding his troops to victory. Furthermore, he is incredibly versatile.

We’ve seen him play as Jett quite well, but owing to TenZ in the Sentinels, he only gets a few chances. He can, nevertheless, play Sova with the right lineups to acquire as much data as possible for improved map penetration and universal coverage.

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3. Yay

Yay Valorant

OpTic Gaming’s lineup presently includes Jacob Whiteaker, who goes by the gamer tag “Yay.” In the Valorant North American area, he is regarded as one of the finest players and has been amongst the top fraggers in 2022.

Yay used to be a Jett main, but after its nerf, he has been using Chamber owing to a superior edge at off positions. Yay was instrumental in OpTic Gaming’s victory in the “VCT 2022: Stage 1 Champions – Reykjavik” tourney. He got the greatest KD ratio of 1.32 and the 2nd greatest Average Combat Score of 252.3. All through the competition, he had 417 kills.

2. Asuna

Asuna Valorant

Peter Mazuryk, the 18-year-old gamer nicknamed “Asuna,” is a 100 Thieves player. He is 100T’s primary fragger, and he frequently teams up alongside Raze and Phoenix. We don’t see much of Phoenix in VCT team combinations, but Asuna is anything from average. He likes his plays to be surprising, so he tries something unusual every time he starts taking it seriously. 

He prefers to be in the midst of the action and plays incredibly aggressive and fiercely unpredictable, hence he is generally the guy that carries the round for 100 Thieves.

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1. Tenz

TenZ Valorant

Tyson “TenZ” Ngo is a professional FPS gamer and is absolutely a beast in Valorant competitions. Tenz hails from Canada. He began his Valorant career with Cloud9 Blue, but has now moved on to Sentinels.

His insane response time and surprising actions make rivals feel stupid, regardless of how brilliant their game understanding is. He can also read the team well, making him adaptive instead of a self-centred duelist. TenZ will usually be seen as Jett, Raze, or Reyna.

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