Jett has a lot of useful moves and you need to plan what you’re going to do. The biggest tip I would have is at the start of the rounds, just really focus on what you want to do heading into the round. A flying Jett with little to no defense will be an easy kill for any quick-fingered enemy player. Whether you’re getting to a higher vantage point or setting up some sort of flank, Updraft is one of those abilities that should really only be used when you’re totally safe. Like much of Jett’s kit, it’s best to use Updraft conservatively and into a position where the outcome is predictable. For example, dashing around a corner where you don’t know what’s on the other side isn’t going to be your best plan of action. However, while it’s most definitely tempting to dash head-on into a potential skirmish, Jett’s E, Tailwind, is best used by dashing into a situation where the outcome will be certainly predictable. If you’re a good Jett player, you can work around and work with your team really well. What makes a good Jett player is understanding what makes her good. Jett players in solo queue think that they need to be explosive the whole time and they need to be going for frags. Jett is perhaps most known for her ability to cover a ton of ground both vertically and horizontally, and it’s tough for the rest of the roster to keep up with her in this department. Jett is the epitome of mobility and agility when it comes to VALORANT’s agents, as her ability to dash between points and gracefully cover territory is unrivaled by any other character in the game. You can do so much with her that the enemy team will have no idea what to look for and try to play against. With Jett, though, you can’t really predict what her next move is going to be. With horizontal and vertical mobility, a fully controllable smoke, and a high-damage, resettable ultimate ability, Jett truly has all the necessary tools to succeed on a round by round basis. Usually on defense, you have those 10-15 seconds to decide what you’re going to do, and that can be a big opening for the enemy team.Īdditionally, Jett’s kit is extremely well-rounded. Your team is going to be looking for you to create an opening. Whereas characters like Phoenix, Raze, and others see their abilities either utilize damage-focused or utility-focused throughputs, Jett strictly revolves around mobility and capitalization.Īt the start of rounds - the first 10-15 seconds - are the most important for Jett players. Jett players will naturally have more opportunities to make plays thanks to the character’s high mobility and strong 1v1 potential. You can’t really predict what Jett is going to do. There’s a meta on which duelist is going to do what, so you can predict things and play around them. If a skilled player is able to perfect Jett, they’ll be able to very easily dominate games.Ī lot of the other duelists - especially at the start of the round and the middle of the round - a lot of people are comfortable.
With such a high skill-cap, Jett is the textbook definition of a “high-risk, high-reward” character.
The main reason players would be picking Jett over other duelists in the game such as Phoenix, Raze and others is largely because of her ability to shine in the right hands.
#VALORANT JETT PRO#
With a little help from Oderus, one of Dignitas’ newest VALORANT players and resident Jett main on the team, we’ll cover the ins and outs of the agent, what makes her so incredibly strong in both pro play and solo queue, as well as how you can utilize her countless strengths in your climb up the VALORANT ranked ladder. In this guide, we’ll detail everything it takes to master the character that could easily be defined VALORANT’s most notorious, and perhaps even hardest agent. Although she’s quite possibly the riskiest agent to pick in VALORANT, largely in part to her incredibly high skill ceiling, Jett most definitely rewards highly-skilled players who are able to make the big play in a clutch moment. Perhaps the most intricate and delicate character in VALORANT, Jett takes a precise amount of skill and coordination to master.
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