Is Valve still winning?
5. More Complex for Viewers: What sets Valorant apart are all the different agents and their abilities. While that may be tons of fun for the players, it can be a bit confusing for any new viewers. CS:GO is simple and straight to the point, just gunplay and nothing else. | © Riot Games
4. Harder To Distinguish Characters: In Valorant, you have numerous agents, and they can all be played on both sides. Sometimes, that might confuse you, and as a result, you may take a bullet. In CS:GO, it's just terrorists vs. counter-terrorists, and confusing one with the other is almost impossible. | © Riot Games/Valve Corporation
3. Community Content: One thing that really gives CS:GO the edge is the community content. Whether it'll be custom-made maps, bunny-hop challenges, or just aim-trainers, the possibility is there. Valorant doesn't currently give you the option to create your own map, and maybe it never will. | © uLLeticaL
2. Less Challenging: Valorant doesn't shy away from giving you information that you normally wouldn't have. Just open the scoreboard, and you'll know exactly how many credits or ultimate points the enemy team has. In CS:GO, you just have to keep track of the game. | © Riot Games
1. Worse Weapon Recoil: If you've switched from CS:GO to Valorant, you probably noticed that weapon accuracy is rather inconsistent. Weapons feel random at times in Valorant, as the spray pattern tends to change more than in CS:GO. This makes it harder to rely on sprays. | © Riot Games
Valorant was meant to be the CS:GO killer, but did it really kill Valve's shooter? Over a year later, both titles seem to coexist peacefully. Riot Games certainly risked it all with Valorant, and it paid off as the game is attracting more and more attention. The pro scene is growing and everything is going according to plan, or is it? Here are our top 5 reasons why Valorant is worse than CS:GO!
