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In Valorant, there are a plethora of weapons to learn and keep track of. Here’s a breakdown of all 17 weapons in Valorant — from when to use them and what their strengths and weaknesses are. Sidearms Classic Shorty Frenzy Ghost Sheriff Sidearms 1. Classic The Classic is a free pistol that you automatically receive at the start of a round. It is a viable Sidearm option, either as the weapon of choice in pistol rounds or a last resort if you run out of ammo in your primary weapon during full buy rounds. Its strengths lie in its versatility — it has a single-shot primary fire for short-to-medium range tapping, or a three-shot secondary fire for close combat shotgun damage. Here is the damage breakdown for the Classic’s single-shot primary fire  2. Spectre  The Spectre is a reliable, short-to-medium range SMG. At a price of 1600 Creds, the Spectre is good for 2nd round Force buys or Half Buys later in the match. It is silenced like the Ghost, meaning you can use its 30 bullet magazine and

5. GTA 5 Was Once The Most Expensive Game Ever If there was ever proof that sometimes it's worth spending money in order to make money, then it's GTA 5. Fresh off the massive success of Rockstar Games' other titles like Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne 3, Rockstar was apparently willing to invest heavily to make the newest entry in its biggest franchise a success. It ultimately paid off with GTA 5 becoming one of Rockstars' best games. At $265 million dollars, GTA 5's combined budget became the biggest of any video game in history at the time of its release in 2013 (via IBT). Whilst that figure has since been beaten by the likes of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Cyberpunk 2077, it highlights the sheer scale of production the game was working with and shows how the developers were able to craft such an expansive and polished experience. Given how quickly its sales dwarfed its budget, the investment evidently paid off. 4. Franklin's Actor In GTA 5 Is The Cous

Valorant Episode 7 Act 3 is launching October 31st and this upcoming update brings in the 23rd Agent to enter the game. The new Duelist is named Iso, a Chinese fixer for hire with unique gun skills that translate to creating bulletproof protecting for himself. Here’s how his kit works! Iso Abilities As a duelist, ISO was speculated to be focused on gunplay and sharpshooting. With the reveal trailer, Riot has cemented that and declared him an assassin but instead of taking up arms like Chamber, he’s more focused on protecting you against enemy fire. Let’s check out all of ISO’s abilities here: Contingency (C) You can equip this ability to assemble a prismatic energy. Once done, press fire to send forward an indestructible wall of energy. This wall blocks bullets and destroys itself after reaching the endpoint. Sounds overpowered? Well, not your guns, but you can still use your abilities through the wall. That makes it a little bearable, right? Undercut (Q) ISO equips a molecular bolt th

 Jett has been a major force in Valorant's fabric since the game's launch. She is a representative duelist with incredible mobility and a high ceiling, making her a popular choice among pros and casual players alike. But its control also became the target of weakness. In Valorant patch 7.04, Riot Games made several changes to Jett's abilities, including: Tailwind: Sprint distance decreased from 12 meters to 7.5 meters. Winding time increased from 0.75 seconds to 1 second. Heavy Rain: Smoke for 4 to 2.5 seconds. Updraft: Players can now use it only once. Bladestorm: Ult points  The purpose of these nerfs is to reduce Jet's overall power and bring him to the same level as other agents. Why is Jett weak? There are many reasons why Jeter has been such a disappointment. First of all, it is very powerful. He has a high draft and win rate at all levels of the game and can be difficult for opposing teams. Secondly, Jet's mobility makes it difficult to attack him. The ease w

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive popularly abbreviated to CS:GO is one of the most legendary games in the world. It is part of the iconic Counter-Strike franchise whose origins date back to 1999 as a modification of an illustrious title called Half-Life. More than 11 years after its release, Valve is in the final stages of rolling out Counter-Strike 2 (CS2), which will be the successor to CS:GO and is built on Valve’s latest video game engine Source 2. This upgrade has been welcomed with open arms by the community but brings with it a whole set of new challenges for both the developers and players. CS2 is already available to selective players who are also acting as playtests, providing Valve with the necessary feedback to implement changes to fine-tune the game. However, there are loads of doubts about how this massive shift would impact the overall gameplay along with the competitive side of things. AFK Gaming might be able to answer some of these questions following its recent inter