Heaven: A high location where snipers and other long-ranged weapons are usually used from.Elbow: A tight location on a map that contains two or three 90-degree angles.Cubby: A deep corner or recessed section of a passageway that players can hide in and peek from.Back/Back site: The parts of a spike site that are closest to Defender Spawn or the furthest parts of a site from an attacker's perspective.for a map with two Long sections where each one leads to a separate spike site, "A Long" and "B Long" can be used to distinguish between the two. These are often combined with spike-site letters or Attacker/Defender to refer to which specific place on the map you are indicating i.e. Map Terminology consists of terms used to describe parts of the maps, usually used as callouts.
Thrifty: A type of round outcome where the winning team won while possessing loadouts of at least an average of 2500 less credit value than the enemy team's.Spike: A bomb-like device that agents plant/defuse in order to win rounds.Shields: Protective items that absorb a percentage of incoming damage.Orbs: Spherical objects that can be picked up after a short channel time to charge a point in your Ultimate ability in standard gameplay or equip the player with a buff in Spike Rush.Flawless: A type of round outcome where no one on the winning team died.Clutch: A type of round outcome where the round was won by the last player alive on the team.Armory: The menu where players buy their guns, abilities, and shields.In a typical 5v5 this means all allied players need exactly 1 kill.Team Ace: A type of round outcome where each player on the winning team killed a different enemy player.If the enemy Sage ults, the player can still get an ace with 5 kills as long as each enemy player was killed once.Ace: A type of round outcome where one player on the winning team killed each enemy player at least once.Official Terminology consists of terms used within VALORANT itself In almost every single one of these cases, we have won the game, sometimes with the person who was 3/10 first half leading us at the end of the game.Īll I want to explain is, if you have someone on your team who is angry, perhaps flaming you or your teammates, maybe just being sad that they cannot help the team, have fun with them, and use the internet as a tool to bring people from across the globe together, even for one match.The following is a glossary of the Terminology used throughout VALORANT. This is what my friends and I try to encourage from the people that aren't always doing the best, we hype them up, have fun, and play like we have already been friends with that person and we are doing a friendly scrim. This happens to everyone, and although they were indeed not having a great game, they also had a good attitude and even gave up a "pep talk" at halftime. For example, in the latest ranked game I played, Reyna was having one of "those" days, where shots don't connect, bad timing, etc. Slightly misleading title, but this is something I have to post.īy no means am I high ranking, at silver 3/gold 1, however in many of my ranked games, and also in unrated, I have found that bottom fraggers on the team get angry at themselves, and apologize frequently for things they could not control.
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