Valorant is a PC-exclusive FPS that blends precise gunplay with unique agent abilities, but climbing the ranked ladder (from Iron to Radiant) is notoriously tough. For PC players who’ve reached Immortal or Radiant rank, what does your daily practice routine look like—do you spend time on aim trainers like Aim Lab or Kovaak’s before playing Valorant, or do you focus on in-game modes like Deathmatch or the Practice Range to refine your recoil control and ability timing? Additionally, each agent fits a specific role (Duelist, Controller, Sentinel, Initiator)—which agent do you main, and how do you adapt your playstyle when your team needs a different role (e.g., switching from Jett (Duelist) to Brimstone (Controller) to provide smoke support)? Finally, communication is critical in Valorant, but many players avoid voice chat—what tips do you have for coordinating with teammates using only pings or text chat in high-stakes ranked matches, especially when planning site takes or defending against pushes?