If you’ve played any FPS game in recent years, you’re familiar with what a crosshair is. It’s the dot in the center of your screen and it shows you where your bullets are supposed to go. Simple.
But unlike other games, in VALORANT you can customize your crosshair endlessly, and a lot of players do just that. But why? Why is it so important to know how to customize your crosshairs, and what are the best crosshairs?
The answer to the first question is simple. Knowing how to customize your crosshair can make help you with making a crosshair that fits your specific needs. You can make your crosshair bigger and easier to see, you can make it smaller and more accurate, or you can make specific crosshairs that help you with your lineups. The usefulness of a well-customized crosshair can not be understated.
And with that out of the way, let’s see some great crosshairs used by pros!
10. crashies
crashies' crosshair
Crashies earned the title of “the initiator God” with his amazing Sova plays. He played an important role in Envy’s second-place finish in VCT Masters Berlin. He’s currently playing for OpTic Gaming.
The initiator God, crashies, likes to keep it simple. His crosshair is a classic. Small, visible, but not too distracting. It’s perfect for players that are used to the classic CS:GO crosshair.
But what makes it so good?
- It’s easy to get used to
- Visible in most backgrounds
- Can be used for most lineups
Crosshair settings:
- Color - Green
- Outlines: OFF
- Inner lines: 1/4/2/2
- Center Dot: OFF
- Outer Lines: OFF
9. Yay
Yay's crosshair
Yay is considered to be one of the scariest players to go up against in an online tournament, getting the nickname “El Diablo” because of it. His performance wasn’t good only in the online space, as he managed to help Envy get second place in VCT Masters Berlin. He currently plays for OpTic Gaming.
“El Diablo” has another classic crosshair, but this time it’s in red. The color helps the crosshair stand out on most backgrounds, but depending on your Highlight settings, it can make it easier to know when you aligned the perfect headshot.
What makes this crosshair good is fairly obvious:
- It’s clean and simple
- It’s visible on most backgrounds
- It’s not distracting
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Red
- Outlines: OFF
- Inner Lines: 1/3/2/2
- Center Dot: OFF
- Outer Lines: OFF
8. ScreaM
ScreaM's crosshair
ScreaM needs no introduction. He’s the one-tap machine. You’ll never win a 1v1 fight against him, and that’s almost always the case in pro matches as well. He always gets the headshot. He’s currently playing for Team Liquid and he has helped his team get to the semi-finals in the VALORANT Champions 2021 tournament.
His crosshair reflects his focus on aim. He has a more visible dot crosshair. This is one of the best crosshairs you can get if you have great aim.
What makes it so good?
- It allows extremely precise aim
- It trains you to go for headshots
- It’s a bit more visible than a normal dot crosshair
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Cyan
- Outlines: 1/1
- Inner Lines: 1/1/1/1
- Center Dot: 1/3
- Outer Lines: OFF
7. nAts
nAts' crosshair
nAts is currently one of the best players in the world. His aim is godly, and so is his brain. He knows exactly when to lurk or anchor, and when to rotate. His game sense is on point, and that reflects in his performances. He’s currently playing for Gambit, and he helped his team win VCT Masters Berlin, and get to the finals of VALORANT Champions 2021.
His crosshair is extremely good, but only if you get used to it. It’s smaller than most other crosshairs, and the gap is bigger. But even with these in mind, why is it good?
- It works with most lineups
- It’s not distracting at all
- It makes you focus on heads
Crosshair settings
- Color: Green:
- Outlines: 1/1/1/2
- Inner Lines: 1/2/1/2
- Center Dot: OFF
- Outer Lines: OFF
6. Derke
Derke's crosshair
Derke is yet another aim-God. An aim-God that can play Jett and Raze at the highest level. But he doesn’t play alone, he’s great at playing with his team, and knows exactly how to combo his aim with his team’s strategies. He’s currently playing for Fnatic and has helped his team reach the finals in VCT Masters Reykjavik.
His crosshair reflects his status as an aim-God. How? Simple, it’s a dot. A modest white dot. But what makes this dot so good?
- It’s extremely accurate
- Trains the player to go for headshots
Crosshair settings:
- Color: White
- Outlines 1/1
- Inner Lines: OFF
- Center Dot: 1/2
- Outer Lines: OFF
5. TenZ
TenZ's crosshair
TenZ needs no introduction, he’s a highlight machine. He’s one of the best aimers in VALORANT, managing to flick his way through the competition, and managing to win VCT Masters Reykjavik. He currently plays for Sentinels.
TenZ’s crosshair is great for a few reasons.
- It’s visible on most backgrounds
- It’s great for focusing on single targets
- It’s not too distracting
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Cyan
- Outlines: OFF
- Inner Lines: 1/6/2/3
- Center Dot: OFF
- Outer Lines: OFF
4. cNed
cNed's crosshair
cNed is one of the best, if not the best, Jett players in the world. His Jett plays are so stunning that teams have made entire strategies focused on avoiding him completely, but even so, cNed and his team Acend managed to win the VALORANT Champions 2021 tournament.
His crosshair is perfect for people that have great aim. Why? Because:
- It’s clean and tight
- It’s visible
- It makes it easy to go for headshots
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Green
- Outlines: OFF
- Inner Lines: 1/2/1/3
- Center Dot: OFF
- Outer Lines: OFF
2. mixwell
mixwell's crosshair
mixwell is an amazing duelist player. He’s great with an OP and with a rifle. He can do it all on Jett and Reyna. He’s currently playing for G2 Esports and he has helped his team reach the semifinals at VCT Masters Berlin.
He’s also a player that enjoys a classic dot crosshair. His crosshair is similar to ScreaM’s dot crosshair, but with fewer distractions. So the same things that make ScreaM’s crosshair great apply to this one as well:
- It’s extremely accurate
- It’s not distracting at all
- It trains you to go for headshots
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Cyan
- Outlines: 1/1
- Inner Lines: OFF
- Center Dot: 1/1
- Outer Lines: OFF
1. Kiles
Kiles' crosshair
Kiles is the support player of Acend, the team that won VALORANT Champions 2021 against all odds. Kiles’ Cypher and Astra game is always on point. Knowing when and how to use his utility to have the best chances of winning.
His crosshair is perfect if you already have a good feel for the game. If you have great game sense this is the crosshair for you. What makes it so good?
- It’s non-intrusive, it lets you focus on the game
- It’s visible enough that you’ll always know where you’re shooting
- It’s perfect for precise shots
Crosshair settings:
- Color: Green
- Outlines: OFF
- Inner Lines: 1/3/1/2
- Center Dot: 0/1
- Outer Lines: OFF
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