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Guides, gameplay and a calmer way to play.

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Upcoming Projects.

Two ways to take your next step. Master your aim, or start creating. Be the first to hear when they launch.

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Master Calm Aim.

My approach to aim, movement and taking fights. One focused hour to revisit at your own pace.

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Content Creator.

Turn your ideas and gameplay into videos. A new project for the next wave of Valorant creators.

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My videos.

The guides and gameplay you’ve watched most. Start here, then bring what you learn into your next game.

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Most-viewed long-form uploads on Scyfe. Rounded YouTube view counts checked 2 November 2026.

My favourite Crosshairs

The seven crosshairs I keep coming back to. Preview a favourite, copy its code, and try it in your next game.

My original profile codes, ready to copy. Map scenes © Riot Games. Previews show an enlarged approximation of the primary crosshair; check the full profile in-game.

How do I import a crosshair?

In VALORANT on PC, open Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code. Paste the code, import, and check the preview. Give the profile a name. Riot’s import instructions ↗

The setup.

The gear I use. Use the arrows to explore my mice, monitors, mousepads and PC hardware.

Find your feel.

Your sensitivity, made simple. Compare eDPI, change mouse DPI without changing your feel, and explore a range to test.

Sensitivity calculator

VALORANT

Starts with my settings. Change the values to explore your own.

YOUR EFFECTIVE SENSITIVITY
112eDPI
MATCHING SENSITIVITY0.07

eDPI = mouse DPI × in-game sensitivity.

Your optimal range?

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There isn’t one perfect number for everyone. Use this adjustable test band to explore control and comfortable turns.

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Inside your test band

At 800 DPI, try 0.250–0.500 sensitivity.

200–400 eDPI is an illustrative starting band, not a measured optimum or a requirement. Adjust it to your space and comfort.

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Test a few values in the Range. Track a target, stop on heads, and check a comfortable 180° turn. Keep the setting that feels repeatable.

My settings.

My mouse and aim settings. 800 DPI × 0.14 sensitivity = 112 eDPI.

My mouse & aim settings
THE PLAYER BEHIND THE GUIDES

Built from experience.
Made for your next round.

I’m Scyfe. I make Valorant guides on calmer aim, better movement, and smarter decisions. I’ve peaked at Immortal 3, 605 RR. My upcoming projects bring that experience into aim and content creation.

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A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

What is the Calm Aim Blueprint?

A one-hour recorded video by Scyfe on aim, movement and taking fights in Valorant. Watch at your own pace and revisit the ideas as you practise.

Can I buy and watch it now?

The Blueprint is in development. Join the waitlist to hear when it launches.

How can I hear about the release?

Choose “Get notified first” on a project, then enter your email to join its waitlist. You can also opt in to monthly improvement tips.

MAKE IT YOURS

Import in Settings → Crosshair → Import Profile Code. The complete original code includes any ADS and sniper settings. Preview is an enlarged approximation of the primary crosshair.

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