VALORANT Breach Guide: Abilities and How to Play Breach
As of March 2022, VALORANT's Breach has four abilities: Aftershock (200 credits), Flashpoint (250 credits), Fault Line (free, 40-second cooldown) and Rolling Thunder (7 ultimate points).
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In brief
AI summaryAs of March 2022, VALORANT Breach's Aftershock costs 200 credits and deals 3 pulses of 50 damage through walls, and Flashpoint costs 250 credits and also passes through walls.
VALORANT Breach's Fault Line is free with a 40-second cooldown and stuns enemies for 3.5 seconds; his ultimate Rolling Thunder costs 7 points and stuns for 6 seconds.
VALORANT Breach's Flashpoint has two charges and Aftershock has one, so the guide advises using them wisely during a round and pairing them with Cypher's Spycam or Sova's Owl Drone.
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We are continuing our VALORANT agent guide series at full speed. Today's guest is Breach, the king of earthquakes, an agent known for shaking up his opponents. Several of his abilities stun enemies, and thanks to his flash abilities and an ultimate that lets him enter sites easily, he is very likely to be picked. What are Breach's tactics? What are VALORANT Breach's abilities? Let's find out together who Breach is.
What Are VALORANT Breach's Abilities?
Breach's abilities can give you and your team an advantage in almost any situation. With such a high-grade utility belt, it is no surprise that he sits at the top of competitive play in almost every series. Let's take a look at Breach's abilities:
C Ability — Aftershock (200 Credits): This ability passes through a wall or a surface and deals damage in 3 pulses to enemies behind that wall or surface. Each hit takes away 50 health. This lets you deal damage 3 times and kill opponents in positions they cannot escape from. Q Ability — Flashpoint (250 Credits): This is a classic flash ability. Unlike other agents who can throw flashes, this flash, just like the C ability, can pass through walls. You cannot throw the flash directly. You have to send it through a surface or wall. E Ability — Fault Line (Free; 40 sec cooldown): With this ability, whose range you can increase by holding the E key, Breach sends a fault line that can shake opponents for 3.5 seconds. Opponents caught in this line are stunned for 3.5 seconds and cannot shoot properly or run. This ability is free and becomes usable again 40 seconds after it is used. X (Ultimate) Ability — Rolling Thunder (7 Points): With properties just like the Fault Line, this ability covers a much larger area than the Fault Line. It can cover an entire site area and applies a 6-second stun to every opponent it catches.
Breach's first two abilities carry the agent's name. Both Aftershock and Flashpoint are designed to let you and your team break through enemy lines while the enemies are weakened or blinded, giving you an advantage in combat. Flashpoint comes with two charges, while Aftershock comes with one charge. So you will need to use them wisely during a round.
What makes both of them especially useful is that they can penetrate walls. As long as you know when and where to use them (ideally together with Cypher's Spycam or Sova's Owl Drone), they are an invaluable tool for playing when entering a Reactor Site.
How Should You Play Breach in VALORANT?
Breach gives you all the utility you might need to enter a site or retake one. While the rest of the team clears the area, he can stay back and throw flashes and stuns to push enemies out of corners.
That does not mean he is not self-sufficient on entry. With enough practice, you can flash, stun and blast corners on your own without breaking a sweat. Throwing them high can catch more enemies. Throwing them at the ground can work too, but it will not catch as many people. Once you learn how to flash multiple positions with angles, by putting them right in the corner, you can enter sites easily.
If you play in coordination with your team, Breach can be a very functional agent for you. If you throw your Aftershock at places where your opponent might be hiding, your opponents will be forced to run, and you will beat them by chasing the exit.
That is the end of today's VALORANT agent guide. See you in the next guides.
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What Are VALORANT Breach's Abilities?
Breach's abilities can give you and your team an advantage in almost any situation. With such a high-grade utility belt, it is no surprise that he sits at the top of competitive play in almost every series. Let's take a look at Breach's abilities: C Ability — Aftershock (200 Credits): This ability passes through a wall or a surface and deals damage in 3 pulses to enemies behind that wall or surface. Each hit takes away 50 health. This lets you deal damage 3 times and kill opponents in positions they cannot escape from. Q Ability — Flashpoint (250 Credits): This is a classic flash ability. Unlike other agents who can throw flashes, this flash, just like the C ability, can pass through…
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Breach gives you all the utility you might need to enter a site or retake one. While the rest of the team clears the area, he can stay back and throw flashes and stuns to push enemies out of corners. That does not mean he is not self-sufficient on entry. With enough practice, you can flash, stun and blast corners on your own without breaking a sweat. Throwing them high can catch more enemies. Throwing them at the ground can work too, but it will not catch as many people. Once you learn how to flash multiple positions with angles, by putting them right in the corner, you can enter sites easily. If you play in coordination with your team, Breach can be a very functional agent for you. If…
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