Valorant Spray Control

Valorant rewards stopping before you shoot: moving makes your shots inaccurate. Rifles like the Vandal and Phantom also kick up and then sideways in long sprays. That is why most fights are won with taps, bursts and short sprays.

Partly. The first bullets climb in a fairly set way; in long sprays the bullets also move sideways and are much harder to predict. Short bursts are easier to control than full sprays.

Yes. Tap the opposite movement key to stop right before you shoot, so your first bullets are accurate.

The Phantom fires faster and is easier to control in sprays up close. The Vandal hits harder at range and kills with one headshot at any distance.

Moving your spray from one enemy to the next without stopping. It is hard because the recoil keeps pulling your aim up and sideways.

Yes. Valorant AI has a no recoil script, next to its AI aimbot and 5 ms triggerbot.

Any third-party aim tool breaks Riot's rules, so there is always some risk. Valorant AI works only with AI and image processing and does not read or change the game's memory.

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