If I Started a Valorant in 2024, I'd Do This | This Valorant Life Episode 33 | Valorant Podcast

EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 32 MIN

If I Started a Valorant in 2024, I'd Do This | This Valorant Life Episode 33 | Valorant Podcast

from This Valorant Life · host Tim Yeung

In this week's episode, Adam and myself get into what he (Dopai) would focus on to rank up efficiently and improve faster if he were to start playing Valorant today.📞 If you want to contact us:[email protected]🎮 Dopai's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Dopai🎥 Tim's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@T_Yeung🤙 Tim's Website: www.timyeung.me⌚ Timestamps:0:00 - What to expect from this video (intro)0:28 - How to start as a new player2:14 - Splitting our time between the range and DM2:46 - Deathmatch or Team Deathmatch?3:33 - Audio or No Audio DM?3:59 - How do we develop our skills?5:28 - How do we choose a main agent?7:12 - Focusing on fundamentals8:09 - How to focus on your mechanics9:10 - Agents to avoid in low elo10:26 - Avoiding fights is a no no10:45 - Mechanics are Goated12:29 - Gimmicks are wack14:04 - Controlling recoil16:09 - Mid elo and factors for maining agents18:16 - What do we focus on in mid elo?20:06 - Creating playbooks and VOD review20:59 - How do we emulate pro playbooks?22:50 - Learning maps23:35 - Common traps and mistakes25:09 - Selfcare and routine27:12 - Setting goals (Process VS Outcome goals)29:38 - How do we benchmark our progress?30:11 - Duo-ing, Trio-ing and Stacking31:34 - Final comments (outro)

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