Crosshair is quite important as a factor in every First Person Shooter game, you basically can't just play without a Crosshair and you can't improve if you are not playing with a Crosshair that meets with your preference. As Valorant is also an FPS game choosing the right Crosshair is very essential.
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There are lots of things you can edit and play within crosshair settings. The final look of your crosshair depends on how you adjust those settings. Before adjusting your settings, you need to understand the explanation of every setting possible.
Crosshair Color:
There are a variety of colors you could choose from, in Valorant or FPS games in general, you shouldn't choose a color only because it is your favorite color, you should choose a color that is suitable for the map you're playing and need to make sure that the color does not blend with the map. As Valorant has colorful maps, try to pick a color that contrasts with the map design. For example, in map Icebox, choosing Cyan color there is not very ideal as you won't be comfortable aiming with that certain color in the map. So our summary here is to pick a color that goes well with the design of the map.
Outlines:
The outlines are crosshair's outer edges highlighted in black. It usually helps with the problem of the crosshair blends with the map design, you can try it and see if you go along with it. You can also edit its opacity and thickness.
Center Dot:
This is a dot that appears in the middle of your crosshair when enabled. Some players like to have it on when they play with gapped crosshairs to line up their headshots. You can also adjust the opacity and thickness of your center dot.
Fade Crosshair with Firing Error:
When this option is enabled, the top of your crosshair will fade if you spray way too much at once and you're firing goes out of control. For newer players we think that this is a good option to turn on so that you know when you should stop spraying, but when you get used to knowing you should stop spraying and could do it on your own without the help of the option, you should turn it off as it might distract you at some point.
Inner and Outer Lines:
Those lines are the heart of your crosshair. Adjusting the Inner and Outer lines actually creates your crosshair. In this option, you can adjust the opacity, length, thickness, and distance to build your crosshair.
Best Valorant Crosshairs:
It is very important to have a crosshair that you're comfortable with, so choosing a crosshair is very essential to get better at the game. If you're struggling with which crosshair you should create, we have collected some Professional players' crosshairs so you could choose between them easily.
TenZ's Valorant Crosshair:
TenZ is easily one of the best players in the world and in the NA region. Lots of players always ask him about the settings of his crosshair on his Twitch Channel. We have collected the relevant information and sorted it out for you.
Crosshair Preview:Â
Crosshair Settings:
Color: Cyan
Inner Lines: 1 / 3 / 2 / 2
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outlines: Off
Center Dot: Off
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
cNed's Valorant Crosshair:
The Turkish Star cNed has a very popular crosshair that a lot of players are using it. If you would like to give it a chance then here it is.
Crosshair Preview:Â
Crosshair Settings:
Color: White
Inner Lines: 1 / 2 / 1 / 1
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outlines: Off
Center Dot: Off
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
ScreaM's Valorant Crosshair:
Since CS:GO, ScreaM has always been a rising talent that caught everyone's eyes. He is also very famous for his "1 taps" as people call him "Headshot Machine". He likes to play with the dot crosshair which is very good for one taps.
Crosshair Preview:
Crosshair Settings:
Color: Cyan
Inner Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outlines: On / 1 / 1
Center Dot: On / 1 / 3
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
Shroud's Valorant Crosshair:
Former CS:GO Pro Player and the so-loved streamer Shroud even though he is a Professional player, he enjoys streaming and entraining the audience instead of the competitive play. He is so good in FPS games, no wonder why he's very entertaining. If you want to be so good in Valorant as well then try his crosshair.
Crosshair Preview:
Crosshair Settings:
Color: Cyan
Inner Lines: 1 / 8 / 2 / 5
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outlines: On / 1 / 1
Center Dot: Off
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
nAts's Valorant Crosshair:
The Russian star nAts who plays for Gambit Esports has a god-like aim. He has been using this crosshair for quite a while as he's performing super good with it.
Crosshair Preview:
Crosshair Settings:
Color: Green
Inner Lines: 1 / 2 / 1 / 2
Outer Lines: 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Outlines: On / 1 / 1
Center Dot: Off
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
Now that the professionals' Crosshairs are done, let's move to some funny crosshairs for the memes.
Valorant Instagram Crosshair:
Did you know that you can play with an Instagram Crosshair? Because yes, you can.
Crosshair Preview:
Crosshair Settings:
Color: Pink
Inner Lines: 1 / 2 / 1 / 2
Outer Lines: 1 / 1 / 10 / 5
Outlines: Off
Center Dot: On / 1 / 2
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
Valorant Hashtag Crosshair:
Who said that a hashtag is only a metadata tag? It could be a Valorant funny crosshair as well.
Crosshair Preview:
Crosshair Settings:
Color: White
Inner Lines: 0.8 / 6 / 2 / 3 / Off / Off
Outer Lines: 1 / 1 / 7 / 1 / Off / Off
Outlines: Off / 0 / 1
Center Dot: Off / 1 / 1
Fade / Movement / Firing Error: Off / Off / Off
Conclusion: Crosshairs are preferences, you should always play with the crosshair you feel comfortable with and get used to it. Professional players didn't pick their crosshairs but they made it based on their preference. You can either pick a crosshair and go along with it or create your own one and get used to it as well, that's your call.
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