Fracture map

STORY CONTINUES BELOW Fracture Overview Image via Riot Games. Fracture is a map released on September 8, 2021, alongside the launch of Episode 3, Act 2. It’s based in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, USA, and features a top-secret research facility eaten up by an experiment gone wrong. Unlike most map layouts, Fracture has the defenders starting on in the middle of the map. There are also two sides to every site, which the players can go to via a long zipline found in the middle. The map also has the most ultimate orbs in the entirety of Valorant, with a total of four. STORY CONTINUES BELOW Common Attacking Strategies The best way to attack on Fracture is by making use of multiple sides. This means that you should split up and attack a site from all cylinders. There’s no middle area on the map, so attacking from opposite sides is your best bet at overwhelming the defenders and getting into the site for free. Using your utility to gather early information and baiting out their skills is a great way if you want a more tactical approach. You could also push together before splitting up. On A site, you could split up between main and sands, and on B, you could split up between arcade and tower. Common Defending Strategies As defenders, your best bet is to split up between the two sites. There are a total of four main entrances that you’ll have to watch; this makes it quite difficult for everyone to have a position. On the A site, some common places to play are on top of site, the ...

Valorant Fracture Map Guide Fracture is one of the seven Fracture Map Layout and Callouts Fracture is one of the most unique maps in Valorant and the tactical FPS genre as a whole, thanks to its unusual layout and spawning positions. There are two sites connected by a middle section that the defenders spawn in, and two paths connecting the sites around the outside of the map where attackers spawn – pretty unconventional to say the least! A Site A Site has both a top and bottom section connected by some stairs, and there’s quite a bit of cover, giving both attackers a lot of planting options and defenders a lot of spots to hold site from. There are also two paths entering the site from the outskirts of the map – A Main and A Drop – and a path from Mid that forks into two smaller ones. B Site B Site is quite open, with just a small cubby in the corner and some boxes on site for cover. The site is connected to B Tower and has a big open space in front of it that players can enter from B Main, B Canteen, B Link, and B Arcade. There are many entry points, so getting onto B Site can be challenging as an attacking team. Special Feature – Ropes and a Mechanical Door Fracture’s main special feature is the two one-way ropes that extend all the way across the map, connecting Attacker Side Spawn to Attacker Side Bridge. Once you hop on, you have to ride all the way to the other side, as there’s no way to stop. You can, however, hold shift to move silently and more slowly, which will c...

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September 19th 2022, 13:00 GMT+2 It's time to learn the best tactics and strategies for the worst map in the game! This guide will make you win more on Fracture. | © Riot Games Whether you love or hate Fracture, it's a Valorant map we all need to play on from time to time; there is just no way around it. That said, here are the best tactics you can use to hate this map a bit less. Fracture: Map Overview & All Callouts Fracture is a map where the attackers can choose to capture the site from the front and behind their enemies, while the defenders could rotate in an instant through their spawn. With that said, here are all of the main Valorant Fracture callouts: Riot Games gave us some good base Fracture callouts! | © Riot Games Both Fracture's A and B sites have a long side from the front while having short firing ranges from their back. So prefer to go with an Operator or a A-Dish or B-Arcade. Fracture: A Spike Site Overview & Callouts Here are all the callouts for A Site on Fracture: A Site on Fracture in Valorant is a bit different when you compare it to other maps since it has Heaven/Top where you can plant the spike! Albeit lots of players plant the spike at Hell, the upraised platform can still cause a problem of crossfire for both attackers and defenders with their Attacking A Site on Fracture Having a good main Defender spawn points so you can take the site will do you wonders on Fracture's A Site. Once you smoke off areas like A-Link and A-Rope, all you'll have to ...

Fracture Map Guide Fracture is VALORANT’s newest map that released at the end of Episode 3, Act 2. Similar to the ingenuity behind Icebox and Breeze, Riot developers have aimed to be creative and take a bunch of unconventional twists when designing Fracture. The map released before this, Breeze, wasn’t exactly everyone’s cup of tea. Maybe Riot heard the community out on this one since there are quite a few stark differences. Oppositely to Breeze, Fracture is a smaller map so it involves a lot more close-quarters contact. Breeze was very open and spacious with minimal cover on each bombsite, this led to a Marshal and Operator heavy meta. On the flip side, Fracture looks like it will be filled with confined spaces that have plenty of cover and angles to take short-medium range gunfights. The Layout Every map in Valorant feels like it is challenging the norms of tactical shooters and FPS games in general. Haven has 3 bomb sites, Bind has weird teleporters that help you navigate the map, Breeze seems like it would better be suited to an 8v8, Icebox has so much unusual verticality, and here we are with Riot’s latest unorthodox creation, ‘Fracture’. The layout of Fracture is mind-boggling. It traps defenders in its middle third (the middle third can be likened to the crossbar in the capital letter H). The defenders kind of feel stuck here and Riot is really wishing them a satirical GLHF by empowering the attacking team with the ability to start on two sides of the map. Most FPS ...

Valorant players often find it difficult to understand new maps, such as the latest one, With Episode 3 Act 2 and Valorant patch 3.05 right around the corner, we’ve decided to put together a guide to help shorten the learning curve and give players all the information they need to know. This guide aims to help newcomers get the upper hand, and hopefully stop players from dodging Valorant’s newest map. Fracture’s H-shape layout guide Credit: Riot Games Screenshot by Nigel Zalamea Fracture may look daunting, but it’s simple if you think about it. While the map has many different locations, it is small compared to other maps like Breeze and Haven. A quick look at the sound radius circle on the minimap shows that players will be able to hear a quarter of the map at all times. Players should be aware that map control is vital on Fracture because it has four ultimate orbs on the map. Ultimate orb locations on Fracture • A Hall • A Dish • B Arcade • B Main What is the sound radius circle? Credit: Riot Games Screenshot by Nigel Zalamea This small radius circle around your agent on the minimap indicates how far you can hear the enemy agent’s footsteps and agent abilities. It also lets you know how much noise you’re making on the map. If you ever find yourself lost, remember that you’re in a giant H-shape map with the A site on the left side and B-site on the right. Attackers side guide: Tips and tricks Credit: Riot Games Screenshot by Nigel Zalamea What makes Fracture unique, aside...