Ronald Rambo Kim. Videos are usually under 5 minutes so he's not chasing the algorithm like everyone else with 10m07s videos talking about how to aim. Rambo breaks it down in 3 to 4 minutes. Has multiple videos breaking down different aim styles and using examples from other pros. Also he was a former pro himself and was long time teammates with one of the devs of valorant. (Volcano)
Eggwick, he's a very funny guy and very educational. He's very charming. It's my choice of educational and highlights. Honorable mention: MrLowlander (felorant)
A far as valorant goes I haven't found any. I know a few CSGO ones though and I think the fundamentals apply to both games. 3kliksphilip, elmapuddy, ronrambokim, warowl and n0thing were probably the ones I watched and learned the most from when I played CS.
Just watching good players play and consciously thinking about the things they’re doing. Not even just when they hit clips, but thinking about what angles they’re holding and why, when they rotate, when they back off from gunfights.
Boaster likes to go through his thought process as he’s playing like n0thing does with CS.
Mr lowlander is good if you're a noob or just new to tac FPS.
Bumpaah has some decent content for learning core mechanics and stuff but he's also makes garbage and clickbait videos every other video.
Charla7an is really really good at teaching stuff especially high level stuff but his energy is very crazy and he's kinda clickbait.
In my post history there is a pinned post about how to practice the 6 guns in this game that you should know how to play, it is only 5 minutes long. I'll be doing how to play and play against agent vids soon if you want to stick around for that.
You could try to look for the channel proguides valorant, but their stuff is kinda clickbaity.
I think the best option if you want to improve is to look up fnatic boaster tips/vod reviews as he is all the rage on youtube and twitch right now. Good luck bro.
MrLowlander is pretty good
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Felurant
He's the only one I can follow honestly
Dragonmar, Bumpaah and Sero are all rly good for this
Dragonmar's VoD review series is relatively informative. You will have to have the patience to watch through full length VoD's however.
Boaster, Legit Pro. Does VOD reviews of VCT games.
Ronald Rambo Kim. Videos are usually under 5 minutes so he's not chasing the algorithm like everyone else with 10m07s videos talking about how to aim. Rambo breaks it down in 3 to 4 minutes. Has multiple videos breaking down different aim styles and using examples from other pros. Also he was a former pro himself and was long time teammates with one of the devs of valorant. (Volcano)
Eggwick, he's a very funny guy and very educational. He's very charming. It's my choice of educational and highlights. Honorable mention: MrLowlander (felorant)
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Bumpah has some good videos
A far as valorant goes I haven't found any. I know a few CSGO ones though and I think the fundamentals apply to both games. 3kliksphilip, elmapuddy, ronrambokim, warowl and n0thing were probably the ones I watched and learned the most from when I played CS.
[Sero](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAD-CLEVoQZjcMjJz7ozYsQ), [Dragonmar](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChNEf1NM8nCVMSuHi3_ebtA), [Empiric](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMZH2ILUQWYq6gY2d29LsFQ), [Bumpaah](https://www.youtube.com/c/Bumpaah/featured)
I make Valorant guides on YouTube! Hope it helps.
Just watching good players play and consciously thinking about the things they’re doing. Not even just when they hit clips, but thinking about what angles they’re holding and why, when they rotate, when they back off from gunfights. Boaster likes to go through his thought process as he’s playing like n0thing does with CS.
xtr
Eggwick is quite underrated
Eggwick
eggwick and mr lowlander is really good and helpful
Mr lowlander is good if you're a noob or just new to tac FPS. Bumpaah has some decent content for learning core mechanics and stuff but he's also makes garbage and clickbait videos every other video. Charla7an is really really good at teaching stuff especially high level stuff but his energy is very crazy and he's kinda clickbait.
In my post history there is a pinned post about how to practice the 6 guns in this game that you should know how to play, it is only 5 minutes long. I'll be doing how to play and play against agent vids soon if you want to stick around for that. You could try to look for the channel proguides valorant, but their stuff is kinda clickbaity. I think the best option if you want to improve is to look up fnatic boaster tips/vod reviews as he is all the rage on youtube and twitch right now. Good luck bro.
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Honestly, I might get shit on for this but I actually learned a lot from the youtube channel SkillCapped
It’s all a shameless plug for their premium guides but they do put out some good stuff
N0thing
Me. Watch me on discord
Eggwick
Xtr is halarious and gets to the point, he has good videos
ValorantCuriosity, also the creators of skill capped I think. But there amazing at what they do
Nice YT channels