A well-rounded VALORANT<\/em> team would typically consist of at least one of each of these classes, adding something different to the composition and offering offensive and defensive capabilities. But leaving out a class isn’t uncommon either, especially in pro play. Similarly, playing two agents of the same class is a popular trend, too.<\/p>
If you ask me, double controller and initiator comps<\/strong> can offer incredible impact in ranked VALORANT<\/em> games, and they are common picks in pro play. That said, we usually see double duelist comps in ranked, which isn’t necessarily bad either.<\/p>
Team comps also depend on the VALORANT<\/em> map<\/a>. For example, Viper is great on Breeze and Icebox, but she isn’t popular on maps like Ascent\u2014unless it’s pro teams like LOUD and Paper Rex who love playing her as a pseudo-sentinel almost everywhere.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
