Setup Faultline Breach in Map Haven Valorant!

Hello Vicigers, in this article we will discuss the Faultline Breach setup on the Haven map Valorant. Haven was originally touted as the biggest map in Valorant. With three sites, it's hard to dispute that claim. Icebox has entered, with just two sites, and is a rival to Haven in terms of size. However, the Valorant map with three sites is still the most difficult to master.

Defenders must choose how to divide up the team while Attackers must decide which of the three sites is easiest to take. Having Breach to initiate entry or push back attackers is a great way to cut back on survival in the Haven map. This Faultline Breach setup will show you the right place to produce an earthquake effect from the right Breach.

Setup Faultline Breach in Map Haven Valorant!

Attack Site A

A popular spot for ranged players and Operator users is A Long. Some teammates might head to A Sewer while Breach and the others move to A Long. This Faultline setup ensures A Long is clear for the team to move forward slowly.

If a Breach player decides to go down A Sewer, the Falutline Setup can literally go anywhere, but all the effort has to be to secure the side facing heaven. Defenders will often hold Heaven's back corner, stand behind the box in A Site, or in the corner directly outside A Sewer. This Faultline Breach setup will most likely take care of that, but it should be enough to start the raid on the site.

Site A Defense

Defending Site A is almost the opposite of an offensive setup. Fault Line will go to the place where the attack will appear. A Sewer is the path the enemy usually takes and is usually the slowest route the player has to take. Footstep sloshing can be heard near Site B and in Link A. When it becomes clear that the enemy team is moving through A Sewer, you can place a Fault Line from above. This will cover the entire path, to the previous room.

Attack Site B

Site B has many ways to get into Haven. Players can come directly, and take Garage to retreat, or come via A link and C. When attacking directly, it is best to launch a Faultline from the Mid Window and let the rest of the team do the push first. In the Mid Window, just aim for Site B. It can be from either side of the Window.

Site B Defense

Breach can help resist a push to B with its FaultLine setup capabilities. This will delay the Attackers team and can even make them confused to strategize to enter the site. A Site B push will see most of the team come straight to Mid and maybe a few separate guys trying to take C Garage. Breach can send his FaultLine all the way to Attacker Spawn.

Attack Site C

Site C can be taken in three ways. There's the C Long approach, pushing through the C Garage, or going further and picking it up from the Defender Spawn's side. The defender holding Site C may be behind the center square, on a log, or in a corner behind a platform. If Breach and company can take Garage C, a diagonal Faultline could send a quake through the whole place. This will allow easy rotation to Site C from wherever the rest of the team is.

Site C Defense

Site C is probably the easiest site to defend and attack in Haven. As Breach, locking it in with the FaultLine ability should be a piece of cake. The entire C Long can be covered by the FaultLine in addition to the cubby holes towards the rear.

This final FaultLine setup sees Breach enter C Window while holding down Garage. It can also help prevent a push to Site B if the raid team has that in mind.

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