Sen Tenz and Scream Dot Crosshair Settings in Valorant

When it comes to Valorant, Tyson “TenZ” Ngo is arguably the best player in the world right now. Scream too is often referred to as the ‘Headshot Machine’. Nonetheless, both players are known for their crisp aim and accuracy. Valorant is an FPS game, and therefore the aim is one of the key deciding factors for you to win. Therefore in this guide, we’re going to discuss Sen TenZ and Scream Dot Crosshair Settings in Valorant for you to aim like a pro.

Your aim can depend on a lot of things. Mostly things like muscle memory, perfect aim sensitivity, and several other factors contribute to your perfect aim. However, the crosshair is something players give a lot of importance to. Dot Crosshair especially is preferred by many.

All thanks to Valorant, a lot of customizations into one’s crosshair are possible. Once you’ve found out your perfect crosshair settings your chance of getting a headshot increases drastically. Some players prefer a large crosshair while others tend to smaller ones. However, a small dot crosshair does make your aim more static and precise.

A dot crosshair takes up less screen space, which helps in getting the aim right. There’s more room for you to spot the enemy’s head and place your crosshair on it. However, a dot crosshair also puts you up in a disadvantageous position when you try to spray down on your enemy. Therefore, if you prefer one-tap shooting then the dot crosshair is best suited for you.

Here are the Dot Crosshair Settings used by Sen Tenz and Liquid Scream in Valorant:

Sen Tenz Dot Crosshair Settings in Valorant

Choosing a crosshair is a personal preference. However, players tend to imitate their favorite pro-player settings. Therefore, here are Sen Tenz Dot Settings for you to follow to upscale your game.

• Colour – Cyan
• Outlines – On
• Outline Opacity/ Thickness – 1/1
• Outer Lines – 0/0/0/0
• Center Dot – On
• Center Dot Opacity/Thickness – 1/2        
• Fade – Off
• Movement Error – Off
• Firing Error – Off

Liquid Scream Dot Crosshair Settings in Valorant

Scream Dot crosshair is comparatively smaller than Tenz’s crosshair. Also, it is important to note you need to choose your crosshair size based on the size of your monitor. For example, Scream Crosshair might look really small on Laptop displays whereas, the same crosshair might appear big on a large external monitor.

Regardless, here are Liquid Scream Dot Crosshair Settings for you to follow:

• Colour – Cyan
• Outlines – On
• Outline Opacity/ Thickness – 1/1
• Outer Lines – 0/0/0/0
• Center Dot – On
• Center Dot Opacity/Thickness – 1/1        
• Fade – Off
• Movement Error – Off
• Firing Error – Off

About Valorant

Valorant is a 5v5 character-based FPS shooter title published by Riot Games for Windows, that has been constantly giving neck-to-neck competition to already well-established CS-GO. In October 2019, the game was first launched under the name Project A, and on April 7, 2020, it launched a private beta program with restricted access for players, followed by an official release on June 2, 2020.

It has been gaining huge popularity lately, many e-sports orgs have already set up their Valorant lineups and are looking forward to winning titles.

Vaibhav Rawat

Vaibhav is mostly cheerful and joyous until he plays games. Try to catch him when he speaks, you’ll be surprised. When he’s not on his PC, he can be found vibing to Prateek Kuhad.

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