Scoring a multi-kill round is a commendable feat, and when slapping a skin on a weapon enhances the feeling of a clean headshot, it\u2019s only natural for players to hail it as an enhancer of some sort. Except that it\u2019s not; you hit those headshots and scored that clean clutch, and the skin played no role in it. For the umpteenth time, VALORANT<\/em> isn\u2019t a pay-to-win game. You can\u2019t buy your way to victories in the tactical shooter.<\/p>
Be that as it may, skins belonging to the Reaver, Prime, Araxys, Oni, and RGX 11z Pro collections have earned their place as some of the most satisfying cosmetics to use in VALORANT<\/em>. The Neptune Vandal, nicknamed “Blub Blub” because of its soothing, bubbly SFX, is one of the community\u2019s favorite Vandal skins, not because of how it looks, but more because of how satisfying headshots feel with it. I love the Blub Blub, too, but if you claim it gives you an edge over the default skin, hit the Practice Range bud, \u2018cause that sounds like a skill issue to me. <\/p>
I don\u2019t prefer the default Vandal skin either, but if I miss a shot, I won\u2019t blame my whiff on the fact that I didn\u2019t have my Reaver Vandal equipped. In fact, the skin you\u2019re calling an aim-bot today might not feel like it tomorrow, when you\u2019re having a bad day.<\/p>
