What are the LMGs in Valorant Operation: Catalyst? Introduction to LMG weapons in the Valorant mobile game

In Valorant, the guarantee of a player's victory, in addition to their hero's skills, also heavily relies on weapons, and among these, machine guns are an important category that cannot be ignored. Today, I will introduce which machine guns are available in the Valorant Protocol operation. Compared to assault rifles or submachine guns, there are fewer machine guns, but each has its own characteristics.

Currently, the main machine guns in the game include Odin and Ares. The feature of Odin is its high burst damage; when hitting the head, it deals much more damage than Ares. After aiming, its rate of fire is also quite fast, with a magazine capacity as high as 100 rounds, allowing for long periods of continuous firepower coverage. The bullets have strong penetration power through walls, with less damage reduction, making it easy to penetrate cover and kill enemies.

The Odin is suitable for use by the defending team when they have full economy, paired with full armor, it can excel in scenarios like holding angles and sweeping. It works exceptionally well when combined with heroes who have area control abilities. It is also suitable for experienced players to choose in advantageous games, using its powerful firepower to overwhelm enemies and prevent them from turning the game around. Its limitations lie in its high cost and slow movement speed. Due to the large number of bullets, reloading takes longer, and in many cases, 100 rounds can be a burden since there isn't often a long enough window for sustained output. Another drawback is its relatively high price, and if it doesn't perform well after purchase, it can drag down the economy.

Compared to the Odin, Ares is relatively cheaper and more mobile, making it a good choice for players who prefer quick repositioning and guerrilla tactics. It fires at a stable and fast rate, with a 50-round magazine, which may seem lower, but is actually sufficient in practice, even capable of suppressing fire in a 1v2 situation. Ares is often the first choice weapon in many economic situations, providing some firepower support to the team when finances are tight. The downside is that at medium to long ranges, damage falloff is very noticeable, and it performs poorly against heavy-armor units. If facing fully armored enemies, multiple hits are required to secure a kill.

After reading my introduction, you should now know which machine guns are available in the Valorant Protocol operation. Overall, machine guns generally have a high rate of fire and a large number of bullets, making it easy to suppress. Of course, the disadvantage is that they are easily killed by enemies who get too close, lacking true close-range combat capability.