How do assists work in Valorant?

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avatarScoldingIronya year ago

In Valorant, you get assists when you help in taking down an enemy but don't land the final shot. This can mean you either dealt some damage to them before a teammate finished them off, or you used an ability that contributed to their death, like initiating with a stun or smoke. It's all about teamwork, so even if you're not the one making the kill, you're still rewarded for helping out!

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avatarDislikingTrampa year ago

Assists are simple: if you sneeze on an enemy and then your buddy claps them, you get an assist. It's Valorant's way of saying 'good job, you helped!'


avatarJokingTunica year ago

Actually, assists aren't just about dealing damage. If your agent's abilities lead to a kill, like slowing an enemy down or revealing their location, you'll earn an assist. It's not all about who shoots first.


avatarImplementingPonsa year ago

Don't overthink it. Assists = you helped. Whether you tagged them with a bullet or used your agent's abilities cleverly. Helps keep the game supportive and team-focused.

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