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DrLupo’s VALORANT settings, crosshair, and keybinds

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The release of VALORANT attracted countless big-time streamers and DrLupo was no exception.

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The veteran battle royale player instantly wanted a piece of VALORANT’s action and started playing during the beta period. Despite being a beginner in the game, DrLupo’s experience in the shooter genre showed itself and allowed him to make a difference in almost all matches of VALORANT he was a part of.

DrLupo isn’t a professional player but his narrative approach and calm attitude makes his streams one of the most educational experiences available on Twitch. He also uploads most of his highlights on YouTube, which are also great pieces of content if you’re looking to learn from him.

Playing with DrLupo’s settings will help you understand his decisions and relate to his gameplay. Veteran players like him also spend a lot of time to perfect their settings, but some can still be up to personal preference.

Here are DrLupo’s VALORANT settings.

DrLupo’s mouse settings

DrLupo’s mouse settings can be considered too low for some players, but a lower overall sensitivity allows DrLupo to be more precise with his aim.

Most veteran players prefer wider mousepads, which give more room for movement, to make up for their low sensitivity settings. His wireless Logitech G Pro gaming mouse also makes it easier for him to perform flick shots. The best wireless gaming mice perform the same, if not better than wired mice, making them a better choice for streamers looking to get rid of extra cables. The loss of the cable makes the mouse significantly lighter as well.

DPI800Sensitivity0.42
eDPI336Invert MouseOff
Polling Rate500 HzScoped Sensitivity Multiplier0.8
[Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse]

DrLupo’s key bindings

DrLupo’s keybinds aren’t that different from the default settings. The only notable exceptions he makes are his ability keybinds. Lupo moves away from the shared preference of “Q-E-C” and uses “F-Q-E.” This combination allows him to keep his index finger close to his movement key in a more comfortable stance.

WalkLeft ShiftEquip Primary Weapon1
Use/Equip Ability: 1FEquip Secondary Weapon2
Use/Equip Ability: 2QCrouchLeft Ctrl
Use/Equip Ability: 3EEquip Melee Weapon3
JumpSpace BarUse ObjectC
Equip Spike4Use/Equip Ability: UltimateX
Team VoiceThumb Mouse ButtonEnemy Highlight ColorRed
Aim Down SightsToggleSniper Rifle AimToggle
[Logitech G Pro Mechanical Keyboard]

DrLupo’s video settings

Though most professional players and streamers prefer keeping all of their graphical settings at their minimum values, DrLupo values visual quality more. The main reason he can still achieve above 240 frames-per-second (FPS) with the following settings is his top-of-the-line gaming PC that rocks an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 TI.

He also uses a second PC for streaming, meaning that streaming doesn’t affect his gaming performance at all.

Display ModeFullscreenResolution 1920 x 1080 (240 Hz)
Limit FPS AlwaysOffMaterial QualityHigh
Texture QualityHighDetail QualityHigh
UI QualityHighVignetteOff
V-SyncOffAnti-AliasingMSAA 2x
Anisotropic Filtering8xImprove ClarityOn
BloomOffDistortionOff
First Person ShadowsOn
[NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 TI]

DrLupo’s crosshair settings

DrLupo prefers a green crosshair layout. Green is one of the most preferred crosshair colors among professional players as well, mainly due to its vivid colors. 

DrLupo keeps such settings like Firing and Movement errors because they turn out to be distracting most of the time. If you’re still unfamiliar with VALORANT’s gun mechanics, we recommend keeping them on until you grasp the basics.

ColorGreenOutlinesOn
Outline Opacity0.5Outline Thickness1
Center DotOffCenter Dot OpacityOff
Center Dot ThicknessOffFade Crosshair With Firing ErrorOff
Show Spectated Player’s CrosshairOnInner Line Opacity0.8
Inner Line Length6Inner Line Thickness3
Inner Line Offset4Inner Lines Movement ErrorOff
Inner Lines Firing ErrorOffOuter Line Opacity0.517
Outer Line Length0Outer Line Thickness3
Outer Line Offset10Outer Lines Movent ErrorOff
Outer Line Firing ErrorOff

DrLupo’s minimap settings

RotateRotateFixed OrientationDisabled
Keep Player CenteredOnMinimap Size1
Minimap Zoom0.9Minimap Vision ConesOn

DrLupo’s other general settings

Show Map Region NamesAlwaysShow CorpsesOn
Show BloodOffInstability IndicatorsOn
Show Bullet TracersOff

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Gökhan Çakır
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Gökhan is a Staff Writer and Fortnite Lead at Dot Esports. Gökhan graduated as an industrial engineer in 2020 and has since been with Dot Esports. As a natural-born gamer, he honed his skills to a professional level in Dota 2. Upon giving up on the Aegis of Champions in 2019, Gökhan started his writing career, covering all things gaming, while his heart remains a lifetime defender of the Ancients.