In place of a connecting “midlane”, Bind features multiple teleport entryways that instantaneously bring players closer to the other plant site.ĭespite having the teleporters placed closer on the Attacker's side, Defending teams find more success on average (53.82% more wins according to an official stat revealed during the VALORANT Champions 2023 tournament.) That said, Duelists are a must when you're on the attacking team.

Known as Valorant's smallest map, Bind's less traditional design allows for quick firefights within the first few seconds of each match. But when discussing which agents reign supreme, Sentinels like Sage and Killjoy are huge assets that can lock down or help reclaim an Ascent objective. Riot's done an excellent job in Ascent's design by making sure every type of Agent can get a chance to shine. Additionally, a ton of line-ups have been done in the map ever since the game's release in 2020.

Players can choose to play long-ranged firefights by going A, or control the tight corners of B-site with Sentinel agents when they're on Defense. As a map, Ascent features 2 planting sites, and a large courtyard in the middle.Īscent is the most straightforward map in the game. The very first map that was made for Riot's tactical FPS, Ascent is made out of large chunks of Venice that were ripped from Alpha Earth after the first Spike was detonated. These Valorant maps are included in the current competitive season's map pool. All Valorant Maps Valorant Maps In Rotation

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