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

For Vanity's sake...

Anthony “Vanity” Malaspina is a former CS:GO professional who plays VALORANT for Version1 maining the agents Astra and Omen.

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Though his career as a VALORANT player only started this year when he joined Version1 in February, he has participated in numerous high profile VCT events already. Version1 hasn’t won any top-tier tournaments, the team qualified for the most recent VCT Masters in Reykjavik before being ousted in the third round of lower bracket play.

Before becoming a VALORANT pro, Vanity played professional CS:GO for a variety of teams spanning more than three years despite only being 22 years old. Here are his VALORANT settings.

Keybinds

Primary Weapon
1
Secondary Weapon
2
Melee Weapon
3
Ability 1
E
Ability 2
Q
Ability 3
C
Use Object
F
Equip Spike
4
Ultimate
X
Jump
Space
Crouch
L-Ctrl
Walk
L-Shift

Sensitivity

DPI
800
In-Game Sens
0.283
eDPI
266
Polling Rate
1000
Scoped Sens
1
Windows Sens
6

Crosshair

Color
Green
Center Dot
Off
Outlines
Off
Inner
1/3/3/0
Outer
0/0/0/0
Fade/Movement/Firing Error
Off/Off/Off

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