ScreaM Valorant Style Settings: Everything You Need to Know About Its Sensitivity, Keybinds, and Crosshairs

Hello Vicigers, in this article we will discuss ScreaM-style settings Valorant. ScreaM is Liquid's Pro Player, Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom is one of the best Valorant players currently playing for Team Liquid.

He is a retired Belgian Counter-Strike: Global Offensive professional and former Counter-Strike: Source pro. He decided to switch from CS:GO to Valorant because many CS:GO pro players also switched from CS:GO to Valorant which is actually more interesting than CS:GO

ScreaM is known for having the best headshot ratios and good game sense. He was ranked #7 and #9 of HLTV's top 20 player rankings in 2013 and 2016, This article discusses the setting of Valorant ScreaM 2021.

The first step to learning someone's play style is knowing their in-game setting. Many amateur players follow the in-game settings of their favorite professional players and streamers. In this case, one can follow ScreaM Valorant's in-game settings including keybinds, sensitivity, crosshair settings and more.

ScreaM Valorant-style settings

In Valorant Champions Tour Masters Reykjavik, ScreaM has the highest headshot percentage of 33.12%.

Here are the ScreaM Valorant-style settings:

Key Bindings Ala ScreaM Valorant

Crouch – Left Ctrl

Walk – Left Shift

Jump – Mouse Wheel Down

Ability 1 – F

Ability 2 – A

Ability 3 – C

Ultimate Ability – X

Mouse Settings Ala ScreaM Valorant

DPIs – 400

In-game Sensitivity – 0.785

eDPI – 314

Scoped Sensitivity – 1

Polling Rate – 1000 Hz

Windows Sensitivity – 6

Crosshair Settings Ala ScreaM Valorant

Inner Lines – 0/0/0/0

Outlines – On/1/1

Outer Lines – 0/0/0/0

Center Dot – Off

Fade – Off

Movement Error – Off

Firing Error – Off

Color – White

Map Settings Ala ScreaM Valorant

Rotate – Based on Side

Keep Player Centered – On

Minimap Size – 1.2

Minimap Zoom – 0.824

Minimap Vision Cones – On

Show Map Region Names – Never

Video Settings Ala ScreaM Valorant

Material Quality – Low

Anti-Aliasing – MSAA 4x

Details Quality – Low

Anisotropic Filtering – 4x

Texture Quality – Low

Improve Clarity – On

UI Quality – Low

Bloom–Off

Vignette – Off

Distortion – Off

Vsync – Off

First Person Shadows – Off

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So, those are all the ScreaM-style Valorant settings in the Valorant game. But it must be remembered again, Vicigers, not all pro player settings must be followed. 100%, you can also experiment with your own style because whether you are comfortable or not in the game depends on how you play yourself.

ScreaM also made the setting like that for reasons of its own convenience and not for 100% to emulate.

Many Valorant players follow their favorite pro player settings but don't feel comfortable in-game because the way the pro players play and the players who follow them are different.

You can follow the settings of pro players, but if you find a point that is uncomfortable, you can change it and find your own comfort point so that you feel comfortable in-game and your concentration is not disturbed while playing.

What's more, you follow 100% graphic settings for pro players without first looking at whether your PC specs are strong or not to use these graphic settings. Because, as we know, pro players and streamers definitely use PC specs that are fairly high end or what we usually call right-aligned specs.

If your PC forces graphic settings for high end PCs but the PC you have is a PC with low end specs, then what will happen is your PC overheats because you are forced to lift graphics that are too heavy. It doesn't even rule out that your PC will be damaged because of trivial things like that.

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