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- Here are the updated Brax Valorant Settings that you can use in your own game and take advantage of the pro player's custom setup.
- Settings like sensitivity should be left to personal preference but ideally you want to keep sensitivity as low as possible without losing the ability to aim comfortably.
- Brax is a part of T1 and he was signed up by the organization last year to compete in professional Valorant and create content.
T1 Brax's Valorant settings have been compiled by us for you to use in your own gameplay and replicate the pro player's setup. You can use Brax’s Valorant settings to find the optimal configuration to get the best frames per second and have a solid crosshair that works with all weapons. Do note that copying Brax’s Valorant settings might not yield the most optimal results for you as settings like sensitivity are a matter of personal preference. However, his settings should offer you insights on the kind of setup you should be getting used to if you want to improve your aim and playstyle.
Brax Valorant Settings: Key Bindings and Keyboard
Brax currently uses the Logitech G Pro X
- Crouch - Left Ctrl
- Walk - Left Shift
- Jump - Mouse Wheel Down
- Ability 1 - E
- Ability 2 - Q
- Ability 3 - C
- Ultimate Ability – X
Brax Valorant Settings: Mouse
Brax currently uses the Logitech MX518
- DPI - 400
- In-game Sensitivity - 0.375
- eDPI - 150
- Scoped Sensitivity - 1
- Polling Rate - 1000
- Windows Sensitivity – 6
- Brax's Valorant Settings: Crosshair
Brax Valorant Settings: Crosshair
Crosshairs are a matter of personal preference, but you can find out how to make the perfect crosshair in Valorant or try out Brax’s crosshair in the Valorant Crosshair Generator app and see if it suits you.
- Colour - White
- Inner Lines - 1 / 4 / 2 / 3
- Outlines - On
- Outer Lines – 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
- Center Dot - Off
- Fade - Off
- Movement Error - Off
- Firing Error - Off
Understanding movement error and firing error is important if you want to see how they affect your accuracy when shooting. You can toggle both settings in the shooting range and see how they affect the crosshair visuals. If you leave both settings on, you will notice that the lines on your crosshair react to you moving or firing your weapon, making your crosshair bigger.
Map settings
- Rotate - Based on Side
- Keep Player Centered - On
- Minimap Size - 1.1
- Minimap Zoom - 0.9
- Minimap Vision Cones - On
- Show Map Region Names – Always
Video Settings
- Material Quality - Low
- Anti-Aliasing - None
- Detail Quality - Low
- Anisotropic Filtering - 1x
- Texture Quality - Low
- Improve Clarity - On
- UI Quality - Low
- Bloom - Off
- Vignette - Off
- Distortion - Off
- Vsync - Off
- First Person Shadows - Off
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