A well-timed Showstopper can always swing a round in favor of the Raze, while properly placed Paint Shells will inevitably secure a kill if combined with another piece of mobility-limiting utility. Notably, pushing B-site or holding down Mid are going to be two possible scenarios that will allow Raze players to keep enemies cornered and use their abilities to get a kill on Breeze. Luckily, Breeze has many options for Raze players, as they can easily keep enemies locked into situations through their abilities thanks to the tight corners found all over Breeze. If you’re picking Raze, you’re doing so because you want to deal as much damage to the enemy team as possible through your utility. As an added bonus, Viper’s ability to obscure vision through her smokes and ultimate make her an even stronger pick on a map that relies heavily on vision. With a swift Toxic Screen across the map’s mid-section or along the flanking points of a spike-site, Viper can turn Breeze into a much more focused map that’s a lot less daunting for rotators who might be afraid of getting picked off when crossing through Mid. Viper’s strengths on Breeze mainly come in the form of being able to break down the map into smaller, more relevant chunks. While that location isn’t as fruitful as the angle in Cave, you can still attempt to find a pick at the top of a round from there. If you sense that you’re going to be flanked from this position through Ropes, use some utility to create distance between yourself and any rotating defenders.Īdditionally, there is a similar sniping spot in the form of a traditional nest that looks into B-site from a spot nearby to the attackers’ spawn. Try your best to remain hidden behind the left-side wall of the cave before quickly popping out for a quick pick. You can easily jiggle around this angle and catch any flankers moving across the middle of the map carelessly with either an Operator or Vandal for an easy one-tap. Perhaps one of the most important angles to hold on defense is on the right side of Mid-Nest looking down towards Mid-Pillar. These are just a few angles to take note of when playing attack or defense on Breeze. A large majority of the action is going to take place around the Midsection of the map, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to find success elsewhere. Best Angles to Holdīecause Breeze is so large, there are going to be many angles to hold down when either defending or attacking. Instead, the sheer size of Breeze will allow picks you get around the map to set up plays elsewhere. This map isn’t like Haven, for example, where your entire defensive strategy needs to revolve around the site. The more effective your mid control is on Breeze, the better your site control will be.
Try to send at least one player into mid after the spike is planted (if you’re on attack) to try and pick off any unsuspecting defenders trying to get in position for a flank. While holding down a spike site is important - especially in post-plant scenarios - you’ll only be able to do so if your team has control over mid. With all of that in mind, it’s imperative that your team controls the Mid area of the map at all times. If you’re able to land a shot on a potential flanker can give your team a much-needed numbers advantage during the later stages of a round. Look to use the Operator in Mid to pick off unsuspecting enemies looking to pull off a rotation. With incredibly long sightlines and wide angles to take advantage of, Breeze will require pinpoint accuracy as countless gunfights will take place at a distance.īecause of Breeze’s vast size, rifles such as the Vandal and Phantom will be ideal weapons for long-range gunfights, but the Operator also stands out more so on this map than many others in the game’s rotation. To further that point, Breeze is one of the largest maps VALORANT has seen, period.
Several flanking routes for both attackers and defenders can be taken advantage of, as Breeze offers one of the largest Mid areas VALORANT has seen to date from any map. The treks to A-site and B-site from the attacker’s spawn aren’t long by any means, however, to make up for this, the mid-section of the map is quite large. Like all other VALORANT maps except for Haven, Breeze has two spike sites to fight for control over. Here’s everything you need to know about Breeze - from its most prevalent strategies to the best agents to select on the map. With countless angles, strategies, and possibilities, Breeze is one of VALORANT’s largest maps, and promotes more ingenuity than almost any other map in the game. Breeze, VALORANT’s newest map, shakes things up more so than any other map the game has seen to date.
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