5 unique Fade lineups for Fracture in Valorant

5 unique Valorant Fade lineups for Fracture (Image via Sportskeeda)
5 unique Valorant Fade lineups for Fracture (Image via Sportskeeda)

Valorant has its unique way of introducing new content inside the game. The primary method is the introduction of new Agents and Maps. The newest Agent in the game is Fade, who happens to be an Initiator. Her introduction brought about many changes in gameplay and team composition.

The Agent's abilities are Haunt, Prowler, Seize, and Nightfall (ultimate ability). Haunt's detection ability reveals the location of enemies in a certain range. If and when they are detected, the enemy players are marked and followed by a Trail. The marked debuff expires after 12 seconds.

Please note that the following lineups were performed in the LOW Graphics Settings.

Graphics Settings (Image via Riot Games)
Graphics Settings (Image via Riot Games)

Valorant Fade's most efficient situational lineups for Fracture

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5) B-Site Tower to Arcade

B-Site Tower (Image via Riot Games)
B-Site Tower (Image via Riot Games)

To execute this lineup, players must position themselves directly on top of the diamond shape in front of the rope in B-Site Tower.

B-Site Tower (Image via Valorant)
B-Site Tower (Image via Valorant)

Players must then position their crosshairs along the top of the dish on the roof towards the Arcade. Adjusting the crosshair to the left, the player needs to do a simple jump left-click to deploy the Haunt ability.

B-Site Tower (Image via Valorant)
B-Site Tower (Image via Valorant)

Following this lineup will deploy the Haunt ability directly above Arcade and will drop on the roof area of Arcade, revealing any player pushing or waiting in the vicinity.

Haunt landing spot above Arcade (Image via Valorant)
Haunt landing spot above Arcade (Image via Valorant)

This lineup can detect enemies trying to push Arcade and any enemies emerging from B-Tunnel towards B-Tower.


4) A-Site Double Radianite boxes to A-Dish

A-Site Double Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)
A-Site Double Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)

Players need to tuck themselves beside the double Radianite boxes in A-SIte and then find the top right corner of the vent-like structure above A-Drop.

The vent-like structure above A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)
The vent-like structure above A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)

The players then need to aim just a bit above the corner of the vent-like structure. After positioning the crosshair, the players must perform a run-jump and left-click to deploy the Haunt ability. The ability will land directly at the top of Dish and reveal any nearby players.

Haunt landing spot above A-Dish (Image via Valorant)
Haunt landing spot above A-Dish (Image via Valorant)

This lineup should ideally be used early in the round to determine the map control the enemy team is trying to take.


3) Attacker Side Spawn to A-Rope (Sands)

Attacker Side Spawn Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)
Attacker Side Spawn Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)

The players can deploy this lineup from the Attacker Side Spawn. Look for the Radianite boxes in spawn and position them directly on top of the bottom left corner of the highest box.

Above Attacker Side Spawn Radianite boxes (Image via Valorant)
Above Attacker Side Spawn Radianite boxes (Image via Valorant)

Players must find the roof section directly above the A-Rope area and position their crosshairs between the pipe and the ledge.

Attacker Side Spawn above Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)
Attacker Side Spawn above Radianite boxes (Image via Riot Games)

Players must perform a run-jump left-click once again from the position to deploy the Haunt ability. The ability will go over the roof structures, land directly on A-Rope, and reveal the Sands area and parts of the A-Site and A-Rope.

Haunt landing spot on A-Rope (Image via Valorant)
Haunt landing spot on A-Rope (Image via Valorant)

2) A-Drop to A-Link Defender Spawn

A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)
A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)

For this lineup, players must position themselves in A-Drop and tuck themselves into the left corner.

A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)
A-Drop (Image via Riot Games)

The players must place their crosshairs on the “X-mark,” which can be spotted on the roof above A-Main Defender Side Spawn. Aiming at the center of the mark, a simple left-click will deploy the Haunt ability through the gap on the roof to inside A-Link. This reveals any player in A-Link and also in Defender Spawn.

Haunt landing spot in A-Link (Image via Valorant)
Haunt landing spot in A-Link (Image via Valorant)

This lineup can be used by both the attackers and defenders, which makes this very unique and useful.


1) A-Rope (Sands) to A-Link

A-Rope near A-Door (Image via Riot Games)
A-Rope near A-Door (Image via Riot Games)

Players need to tuck themselves into the corner shown in A-Rope and look towards A-Link. Players must then find a pipe above the roofs and along A-Link walls.

A-Rope (Image via Riot Games)
A-Rope (Image via Riot Games)

Players must place their crosshairs slightly to the right of the marked spot and perform a run-jump left-click to deploy the Haunt ability. The Haunt ability will land directly inside A-Link and reveal A-Link and anyone in Defender Spawn.

Haunt landing spot in A-Link (Image via Valorant)
Haunt landing spot in A-Link (Image via Valorant)

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Some of these lineups can be highly situational and tricky at first. But once they are performed in-game, it becomes easier over time. Players who use these lineups will surely gain the upper hand in such complex maps as Fracture and rack-up Ranked wins.

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