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Spyder’s VALORANT settings: Sensitivity, keybinds, and crosshair

From OWL to VCT.

Ha “Spyder” Jung-woo is a professional VALORANT player for T1 with a background in Overwatch

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Previously known as “Sayaplayer” in the Overwatch professional scene, the 22-year-old South Korean gained popularity as a Widowmaker player for Meta Athena and the Overwatch League’s Florida Mayhem. Spyder made the move to VALORANT in October 2020 by joining T1, and his gameplay includes time on Omen, Jett, and Phoenix.

Since joining the VALORANT professional scene, Spyder and T1 have qualified for multiple VCT Challengers events. But the team has struggled in those events, failing to win a match in the double-elimination brackets at Stage Two Challengers Two and Stage One Challengers Three.

Here are Spyder’s VALORANT settings.

Keybinds

Primary Weapon
1
Secondary Weapon
2
Melee Weapon
3
Equip Spike
4
Use Object
F
Ultimate
X
Ability 1
E
Ability 2
Q
Ability
C

Sensitivity

DPI
1000
In-game Sens
0.339
eDPI
339
Polling Rate
1000 Hz
Scoped Sens
1.0
Windows Sens
6

Crosshair

Color
White
Outline
Off
Center Dot
Off
Inner Lines
1/4/2/3
Outer Lines
0/0/0/0
Fade/Movement/Firing Error
All Off

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