Valorant players continue to discover new rosters to increase their chances of making the most of their agent abilities. Aiming are unorthodox methods of ensuring you shoot accurately by aligning certain icons on the screen with certain in-game map elements.
Still, it can be more confusing than it seems at first glance. However, here is an example to make it clear:
BIND | KJ simple molo to clear tube on B from r/VALORANT
Let's say you want to throw a grenade at an exact location on the map from really far away. Now, let's say you have to aim at a specific spot, say on the wall, to get it to the exact place. This could be called targeting.
Recently players have discovered a really neat sequence to get Killjoy's nano-bomb ability to drop right into the Tube in Zone B (where players usually place it to hold ground or spike hide) from B Long to B Bind to the end grows up.
A Reddit user named U/iDexCS recently posted a video of this long shot on the Valorant subreddit, and it looks like gamers will be spamming this targeting very soon.
How to place a nano bomb from B Long to B Container on Bind map in Valorant?
It's actually pretty simple. After equipping Killjoy's nano-bomb ability, line up the left mouse button prompt on the screen with the corner of the building near Site B (see video). If you pull it out perfectly, you can place the nano-bomb directly into the B Tube, this is perhaps the most important position in the field.
Either there will be players in it or there will be players approaching it. Either way, they'll be within radius of the nano-bomb damage. If it fails, well, better luck next time! But given how simple this method really is, you can inflict significant damage from afar while opponents are still wondering what hit them.
Aiming, practicing, and mastering gives you a significant advantage over your enemy. Because Valorant mostly features indoor maps with a lane net, using builds for agent abilities will allow you to get the most out of an attack.
