My Secrets for Mastering Movement (Valorant Fundamentals Guide)

What's up guys, today I'll be giving you guys my secrets to mastering the counter-strafe, called the royalG method. This guide will cover everything you need to know about aim and movement and also the counter-strafe's mechanic itself, as well as top radiant level insights on understanding this fundamental.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:54 Controlling Movement with Aim
2:35 Controlling Aim with Movement
3:16 Important Insight
3:49 Check up
4:03 Timing
5:16 Consistency
6:10 Secret Test
7:34 Final Practice

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[Infernix.]

Tip to help with practice: To tell if your movement has come to a complete stop or you're ready to shoot is to look at your gun. Your gun moves along with you and when it returns to regular position means you've stopped completely. You can rewatch his video to see his gun going to regular position as soon as he shoots.

[withblue_]

i watched many videos, and they're all great but this is the one that really able to explain the 'why' and 'how' behind the 'is' for me. it felt like i can finally see the theory that build strafing which is great bcs then i can recognized where it is applicable, it's the basic (fundamental) understanding i've been searching for so thank you! also tried the practices today and i love how your practices gave me SOOOO much information and made me see the game in wider and more detailed perspective, i will try to stick to your routine!!!

[haiseee]

havent seen a video this in-depth ever, well made honestly

[FPSKelly]

This is SOLID content. Well made, well spoken, insane advice.

[hoozwastaken]

i don’t comment too often but this video is so well made, the way the video is structured, the value of the video itself even the memes and everything is on point, much love man ty for the content

[tyborg]

not sure if this was addressed in the video but counte-strafing in CSGO is important because when you lift off the movement key, theres a short period of deceleration that occurs in which you are inaccurate. If you press the opposite key or "counter" strafe, you are making the acceleration of your character in that moment 0 (zero). If you master counter strafing in CS, you can be accurate while seemingly never stopping, and this is because you are taking advantage of that brief period of time inbetween strafes in which your acceleration is 0. In valorant this doesn't matter at all because the second you lift off the strafe key your acceleration is zero and so you can just lift off the key and have instant accuracy. It can be used, however, in valorant if you want to continually move back and forth instead of stopping, but you can also just lift off key, shoot, strafe again, lift off key, shoot etc.

[brianbuyiyi]

As I get older I care more about movement. I always tell my friends what is the point of being able to flick if you have horrible movement. You are just wasting more "time" to get the same shot. I never thought of taking an approach to learning how to counter-strafe better. Glad to know I still have so much to learn. SOLID content. I dont even play Val, but Im gonna sub!

[arsenai]

Hey low-mid immortal player here. This is the one concept I’ve been missing and I haven’t seen anyone make content on it. Everyone says good aim comes with good movement and vice versa but no one explains it like this. I feel if you incorporate this into your gameplay you can easily become more consistent since 90% of your shots are easier to hit.

I’ve been spamming a and d and strafing left to right when I could’ve been implementing this and I climbed pretty high with the a and d strat. I just feel with this in my tool kit I would be much more consistent with the a and d spamming

[TZU-shapelessBeauty]

sheeesh i thought i knew counter-strafing until watching this video. Really shows the difference between mastery vs good understanding

[Lunnariot]

This video helped me a lot, I hope your channel grows a lot

[fps-rtrm]

Also what helps is shooting error graph located in settings the video tab and it's at the bottom of stats the orange bars means you shooting accurately aka standing still and the blue means movement was incorporated when firing aka run and gun this is nice when vod reviewing your game or in a dm to see if you're counter strafing correctly having good or bad gun fight hygiene.

[theravenz]

I may prior the objective in game, but if there's one thing I hate about, it's losing to the gunfights, getting tapped in the head, and then letting my mental state cross through and just straight up affect my game. This will definitely help me alot in terms of aim. Thanks RoyalG.

[tuckersprano]

You explain stuff so well, can you do a video about positioning?

[gemmameidia]

This makes me realize that, as a new player on valorant who is new to fps pc games, I still need to learn a lot of things especially mechanic things like this one, crosshair placement, and to not panic while shooting
About the game sense and stuff, I think as long as I understand the map and paying attention to how the enemy moves through the map, it would be okay, some enemies have certain pattern and habits lol.

[jaredraga]

Do the first practice with the target switching while going back in forth the different ranges (10m, 20m, 40m). Strafe in one direction, change target then you need to lock onto its head before strafing in the other direction.

[tysaniak]

god damn bro this is so helpful. You’re mad good too. Is there any giveaway for the coaching? Cause i’ve been looking but im really broke

[slitherdjy]

Yo this is the best movement video I have found. Also I appreciate the great coms in the classic series.

[samanthak.]

this will be very helpful. i’m looking forward to improving my aim and movement. thank you so much for this vid!!

[shakelol]

been here since 1k, feels great seeing you're finally getting the attention you deserve!

[keshavggs]

Bro this is hands down the best guide( i am not told to comment good but i had to )