Valorant: How to win with Breach

Breach and his bionic modifications hail from Sweden, and they're going to shake Valorant to its core. The breach is a good pick for the player who wants to help their team enter sites and clear portions of the objective with a variety of stuns and flashes. While not as good as other initiators, Breach is a highly difficult agent to play against once trained, causing the opposition team to be afraid of being moved if any angles are held.

Stun them out

Your primary goal in Breach is to clear as much of the location as possible with your diverse set of powers. Breach and his kit can do it all, whether it's using your Fault Line to stun and clear an entire lane or your Aftershock to clear a cubby and force an adversary to leave and challenge you and your team. Just keep in mind that your powers might affect and displace your colleagues, so be careful where you use them.

Breach's most powerful ability is his ultimate, Rolling Thunder, which has the capacity to clear an entire site and allow your squad to enter with ease. While charging up your Rolling Thunder takes a lot of points, you should be cautious about keeping it because it has the ability to drastically shift the round in your favor. To add insult to injury, while Rolling Thunder is taking the site, utilize your other skills to further expose adversaries.

Initiator with a dualist mentality

While Breach isn't a dualist, he can keep up with some of the game's more aggressive agents and succeeds in areas where other initiators would be held back. The breach also has Flashpoint, a flash that can be delivered through any surface and popped very rapidly, in addition to his extensive range of stuns and site clearing skills. Because enemy agents have very little time to react to these flashes, don't be afraid to be aggressive and push an adversary while they are flashed and dazed.

It's all about going in quick and hard with your squad when you're playing Breach. The breach will be an excellent addition to your team if you have a rush playstyle and prefer to get into objectives quickly. While some agents value saving abilities, if you plan on breaking into a site or collapsing on an enemy agent, don't be scared to drop Breach's utility. Breach requires a combination of strategic aggression and bravery, so get in there and stun them out.