Stewie2k’s settings, keybinds, and crosshair for VALORANT

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Stewie2k is best known for playing professional Counter-Strike, but that hasn’t stopped him from dominating in VALORANT. Although he’s not the biggest fan of the Riot’s tactical shooter, his skill and knowledge from playing Counter-Strike all these years has rubbed off on him. His pinpoint accuracy and his aggressive playstyle have easily translated to success in VALORANT. He barely misses a shot. Here’s Stewie2k’s VALORANT settings.

Mouse settings

DPI 400 In-game Sensitivity 0.64
eDPI 256 Scoped Sensitivity 1
Polling Rate 1000 Windows Sensitivity 6
Logitech G203 White
Stewie2k has reasonably low sensitivity, similar to his settings in Counter-Strike.

Crosshair settings

Color White Inner Lines 1 / 5 / 4 / 4
Outlines On / 1 / 1 Outer Lines 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Center Dot Off Fade / Movement / Firing Error Off

Key bindings

Crouch Left Ctrl
Walk Left Shift
Jump Space Bar / Mouse Wheel Down
Ability 1 C
Ability 2 Q
Ability 3 E
Utlimate Ability X
HyperX Alloy FPS
Stewie2k has chosen to stick with the default settings for most of his keybinds. For jump, though, he uses Mouse Wheel Down. This allows him to easily chain bunny hops, and move swiftly around the map.

Video settings

Material Quality High Anti-Aliasing MSAA 4x
Detail Quality High Anisotropic Filtering 8x
Texture Quality High Improve Clarity Off
UI Quality Low Bloom Off
Vignette On Distortion On
Vsync Off First Person Shadows On
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Super
Stewie2k has surprisingly opted for high video settings. Most players with a background in Counter-Strike lean towards the low end to increase visual clarity. But because the devs designed VALORANT to run on almost any computer, high settings don’t make too big a difference.

Map settings

Rotate Rotate
Keep Player Centered On
Minimap Size 1.1
Minimap Zoom 0.9
Minimap Vision Cones On
Show Map Region Names Always
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