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Lakia’s VALORANT settings: Keybinds, crosshair, and mouse sensitivity

One of Korea's best.

Kim “Lakia” Jong-Min currently plays for Korea’s top VALORANT team, NUTURN Gaming.

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Prior to playing VALORANT at a professional level, Lakia played CS:GO from 2016 to 2020 for teams like GOSU and Lucid Dream. His VALORANT career started as soon as the game launched. He joined Vision Strikers in June 2020 before playing for PROPARTY and ultimately signing on with NUTURN at the beginning of this year.

While playing with NUTURN, Lakia attended numerous notable VCT tournaments in Korea, including Stage Two Challengers, where his team were crowned victors. The team also placed third at the VCT Stage Two Masters in Reykjavík last month. 

Here are Lakia’s VALORANT keybinds, crosshair, and mouse sensitivity settings.

Keybinds

Primary Weapon1
Secondary Weapon2
Melee Weapon3
Ability 1Q
Ability 2E
Ability 3C
Use ObjectF
Equip Spike4
UltimateX
Razer Huntsman TE TKL

Sensitivity

DPI800In-game Sens0.333
eDPI266.4Scoped Sens1
Polling Rate1000Windows Sens6
ZOWIE EC2

Crosshair

ColorWhiteInner Lines1 / 1 / 5 / 2
OutlinesOffOuter Lines0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Center DotOffFade / Movement / Firing / ErrorOff

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