Almost every VALORANT<\/em> player I come across these days is in love with Clove\u2014and I understand every bit of the hype. Unfortunately, here\u2019s the irony: Despite her playstyle favoring those who love to secure frags, I\u2019ve found it incredibly difficult to maintain a positive K\/D with her.<\/p>
Thanks to her death-defying ultimate, Not Dead Yet, while you can definitely resurrect yourself in the tightest of situations, running around trying to get a damage assist or kill before the not-so-long timer expires is chaotic.<\/p>
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In most cases, I end up dying trying to survive Clove\u2019s ultimate in VALORANT<\/em><\/a>, adding to my death count. The result? Despite top fragging or having an excellent ACS in the game, my kills are somehow always lesser than the number of deaths. Oh my sweet, positive K\/D ratio of 1.10, not you going down the drain.<\/p>
While I can go on about Clove\u2019s ultimate being a little too situational, we have to agree that Riot Games has done a pretty good job balancing them, keeping the VALORANT<\/em> meta<\/a> in mind. A buff to their ultimate may do just enough to break the balance. It\u2019s just the nature of Not Dead Yet\u2014you have to be very judicious with its use if you don\u2019t want a negative K\/D at the end of a match.\u00a0<\/p>
I know the window to activate their ultimate is small and very tempting. And it\u2019s probably why we, Clove mains, frequently have to deal with a negative K\/D\u2014it\u2019s our fate. But let\u2019s not make a fuss about it. After all, we have got the aggressive VALORANT <\/em>controller of our dreams<\/a>, something we have yearned for since 2020..\\<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
