Valorant Operation Phantom Analysis Valorant Operation Phantom Introduction

The popularity of "Valorant: Operation Energy" has made countless players eager to try. In this game, the rifle Phantom especially catches the eye, becoming a hot topic among players. This content will provide you with an in-depth analysis of the Phantom's performance in Valorant: Operation Energy, from basic specs to practical tactics, helping you fully unlock the charm of this weapon. Follow along and join us in discovering the true potential of this gun.

As a rifle, the Phantom's damage output falls within a specific range: at close range (within 20 meters), a headshot deals 156 points of damage, capable of taking down an enemy in full armor with one shot; at medium range (within 50 meters), a headshot deals 140 points of damage, requiring two shots to kill an enemy in full armor. The body damage is 39 points and 35 points, respectively. Its running speed, equipment time, and reload time are the same as other rifles, but its firing rate reaches 11 rounds per second, making it the fastest-firing rifle. Its silenced feature makes it an ideal choice for stealth attacks on the battlefield.

We also conducted training ground tests. When using the spray pattern, the Phantom maintains good accuracy for the first three bullets, but from the fourth bullet onward, the aim starts to gradually spread upwards. Therefore, players need to apply some downward pressure while spraying. However, in the later stages of spraying, a random trajectory mechanism is triggered. Thus, in actual combat, players can aim at the enemy's neck, as the upward spread results in a relatively high headshot rate during continuous fire.

For tactics with this weapon, it is recommended to use it at medium to long ranges or medium distances by manually firing two to three shots in a controlled manner, aiming at the enemy's neck or head. Since it is a silenced weapon, it can also be used effectively in smoke, where enemies cannot see the bullet trajectory. You can spray from either side of the smoke.

In summary, the Phantom is more suitable for smaller maps. On larger maps, the distance is too great, leading to a decrease in the weapon's damage. During practice, you can use the free-for-all mode and find opponents all over the map. This concludes our analysis of the Phantom's strength in Valorant: Operation Energy. We hope this helps everyone.