He’s not dominant, but he’s almost always useful. Phoenix’s kit makes it easier for him to play around corners (which is something that Counter-Strike players are going to love), and his “resurrection” Ultimate is an almost always useful way to play aggressively and get a read on the map. He’s an easy recommendation for anyone whose other choices have already been picked or anyone looking for a great “introductory” Agent. I think this will be a controversial recommendation simply because recent pick and win rates don’t necessarily support the idea that Phoenix is one of the best Agents in Valorant at the moment, but there is something to be said for Phoenix’s consistency and versatility.
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However, if you’re looking for a little insight on what the best Agents in Valorant are at the moment based on player reports, pick rates, win rates, and general viability, then here are our picks for the best Agents in the game at the start of the Episode 4 update meta. Indeed, your choice of Agent is typically more dependent on the current map, the rest of your team’s composition, and what you ultimately feel most comfortable with rather than their “objective” power level. While it will probably take you quite a while to really learn the ropes in Valorant, the good news is that it’s certainly possible to learn to excel with any of the game’s Agents. Valorant’s tactical shooter gameplay will remind many of Counter-Strike, but the game’s Agent system really sets it apart from Valve’s multiplayer shooter masterpiece.
Valorant‘s recent Episode 4 update not only introduces a new agent (Neon) but gives anyone who may have stepped away from this game since its 2020 debut the perfect excuse to dive back into what has proven to be one of the most compelling competitive multiplayer experiences on PC.
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