Valorant Aimbot Skins of Vandal you should get:Riot Games has created the tactical shooter called VALORANT, a 5v5 character-based FPS game where precise gunplay meets unique agent abilities. This ability-driven tactical shooter is currently only available for the PC platform and features a wide variety of skin collections, including animated, VFX-infused, and normal skins.
SummaryTop 5 Valorant Aimbot skins you should get1. First Vandal2.Raver Vandal3. Vandal Glitchpop4. Abandoned Vandal5. Ancient Flame VandalWeapons are separated into two categories, handguns and primary weapons. The vandal is one of those main weapons in Valorant. The article lists the top 5 vandal aimbot skins that you should definitely get to brighten up both your weapon and your gameplay.
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The Vandal is a fully automatic rifle that contains 2,900 credits. It is the counterpart of the Phantom and is unique for its high DPS at any range. He is incredibly lethal due to his ability to kill opponents with a headshot from all ranges. The fully-automatic Vandal sacrifices higher spread and recoil for a linear damage range; whatever the distance.
Weapon skins are weapons in VALORANT that have their appearance changed. They can be purchased in the store with Valorant Points or Radianite Points. Vandal's Animated Collections are mostly offered in exchange for a generous amount of Valorant Points, but definitely worth buying considering the sound and recoil are different, producing an aimbot feel. /P>
Price:1775 PV
The all-time favorite of the Valorant community, no skin will ever have the place that the Prime has. As one of the first tac shooter skin lines, it is admittedly a bit dated compared to some of the complex and flashy cosmetics released recently. Unlike other skin lines, Prime Vandal does not distract. Its animation is smooth, has clear coloring and beautiful VFX animations. The finisher is a howling wolf, which is quite appealing. It comes in four variants.
Price:1775 PV
Coming as far back as beta, the Reaver Collection, albeit with some moderations in finisher and textures, has taken its place once again. A popular set since the release of the beta, Reaver pretty much goes back in-game, but its latest in-game introduction couldn't have been better.
Secondary skin upgrades are more amazing due to customization options. The Reaver's skin is dark, brooding, and will send enemies into the underworld. the finisher has changed since the beta, but still, a hollow underground spiral can't be better!
Price:1775 PV
Glitchpop 2.0 was probably the most hyped vandal skin in Valorant. This cyber-punk inspired Phantom skin has 4 gorgeous variations and it's always fun to watch the unicorn in the sky after killing the last enemy and shout "UNICO!!!" Within hours, it became the most actively discussed Vandal Skin with awesome looks, VFX effects, and animation with Finisher. The skin has a cyberpunk vibe with bright neon hues and industrial details.
Price:1775 PV
Forsaken features themes of "The Dark Side of the Sovereign, Corrupt, Delicate, Beautiful Impurity". The metallic green finish of the skins is nicely complemented by neon green lines between the bodies. It comes in two variants, and with a strong resemblance to the sovereign skin line, including the white variant finisher. The green variant features soaring falcons, and it's pretty cool to spend your Valorant Points!
Price:2475 PV
Elderflame Vandal with its dragon animation, visual effects and finisher attract users to keep using it. Although many claim the animations are a little distracting, a dragon on a gun doesn't mean a thing about a few misses, does it? The reload animations, finisher, and visual effects on a gun are perfect with Elderflame. Let's face it, no other weapon is talked about more than Elderflame and it's definitely one of the top 5 vandal skins to get your hands on, albeit with a bit more cash.
