Alfajer
Fnatic
Best crosshair for Vyse
Sentinel. Trap-based defence that punishes pushes through her utility.
Vyse plays the sentinel role, holding sites and flanks rather than entering them. The crosshair job matches every other sentinel: sit on a pre-aimed spot and take a fight you have prepared for.
Keep it thin and static. The whole point of an angle hold is that your crosshair is already on the pixel where the head will appear, and a thick crosshair means you cannot see that pixel.
Rendered straight from the code, pixel for pixel, at 4x so the shape is readable. This is Thin Long Crosshair, the first pick below.
Actual size. One game pixel per screen pixel, so at 1080p this is what you really see. Yes, it is that small.
Codes that suit Vyse
Thin Long Crosshair
One pixel thick with 8px arms and a 3px gap. Long enough to line up against wall edges, thin enough to see straight through, which is why low sensitivity players drift towards this shape.
0;P;o;1;0t;1;0l;8;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0 Wide Gap Crosshair
Short green lines pushed a full 10 pixels from the centre. The aim point is completely empty, which suits players who trust their placement and want nothing between them and the target.
0;P;c;1;h;0;0t;1;0l;2;0o;10;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0 Micro Cross Crosshair
One pixel thick, one pixel long, no gap. This is the smallest cross the game can draw, and it exists for players who want a reference point without anything covering the target.
0;P;o;1;0t;1;0l;1;0o;0;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0 What sentinels actually run
We track each pro's role, not the agents they play, so these are crosshairs from players whose job is the same as Vyse's. Nobody here is claimed to use their code specifically on Vyse.
Frequently asked questions
- What crosshair should Vyse use?
- A thin static cross, the same as any anchoring sentinel. Precision on a held angle matters more than being able to find the crosshair fast.
- How do I import one of these codes?
- Copy the code, open VALORANT, go to Settings, then Crosshair, click the Import Profile Code icon, paste and confirm. It applies instantly and you can switch back at any time.