Viper is one of the best Agents to play on Valorant’s Breeze. She works well on the map due to its wide open sites. The Toxic Screen will be one of your greatest assets on this map, especially during the attacking half. Furthermore, the very open mid area is also best dealt with by using the Toxic Screen, which can cut right through it.
This article will go over some essential Viper lineups for this Valorant map. It will cover vital strategies and also provide you with some important tips on how to play Viper well.
Viper lineup guide in Valorant’s Breeze
Poison Cloud lineups for defense and attack sides
1) Mid Doors one-way from A Site




This Viper one-way is perfect for keeping enemies clear from the Mid Double Doors. Valorant's Breeze has a very wide open mid area, it is perhaps its most vulnerable zone, and gaining control over it is vital.
This one way gives you an edge over any opponent standing in the LOS of the Mid Doors. Set it up as soon as the round starts to use it to its maximum potential.
2) B Elbow to Mid Nest



This is a very potent and easy-to-execute lineup. If you still feel confused after viewing the images, it's best to use the minimap as your reference point. Once you line up your crosshair with the gap as shown in the image, you will see the orb's marker on the minimap fall in a certain area.
Move your mouse and adjust your position slightly according to said marker, and you'll find the sweet spot to execute this lineup on Valorant's Breeze.
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Post-plant Snakebite lineups
1) A Site default post-plant lineup



The default plant lineup is as straightforward as it gets. Players may face a little trouble getting it right initially because the foliage marker can feel confusing. Try to aim at the second leaf sticking out from the right side of the greens. This should help you find your mark.
This is a standard lineup for Valorant's Breeze map that all Viper mains should know. Use it in conjunction with the Poison Cloud for maximum damage.
2) A Site safe plant lineup



Just like the default plant lineup, the safe plant lineup can be executed from roughly the same area. Line yourself up to the wall just as indicated by the ping marker. Try to stay in the same line as shown in the picture.
Next, turn towards the site and line up your Ult's HUD marker with the tiny shadowy spot in the small roof next to its wooden support beam. Once done, shoot the projectile to delay the defuse.
3) A Site default plant



Yet another Viper lineup on Valorant's Breeze that utilizes the foliage. Go to Mid Cannon and stand next to the miniature cage-like structure. Look upwards and you will notice a small and sharp portion of the foliage sticking out.
Aim at its outermost edge and then slightly move your Valorant crosshair to the right. Once done, let the projectile go to damage enemies trying to defuse the Spike.
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Toxic Screen setups for defence and attack
1) A Site defensive wall


Line the wall up as shown in the image and let it loose from A Main to Mid. It's a rather straightforward Toxic Screen to execute, and you can use the mini-map as a fantastic reference to maintain space for your team.
2) A Site attacking wall


The attacking wall for A Site protects you from enemies coming from Mid and rotating from the B Site. The entire back of the site is covered up, and you get to control important pockets of space on the map.
Finally, it allows a relatively safe default plant for your Sentinel player carrying the Spike. Make the most out of this Toxic Screen and take as much space as possible with pop flashes.
3) B Site to Mid defensive wall

You can execute this wall from the B Site to take control of Mid Top as well as the Switch areas. You Duelists can push the issue along with your Initiator Agents in Valorant while you hold down the B Site on your own.
You can make the setup more efficient by dropping your Poison Cloud on the B Entrance. It will prove to be a major problem for the enemies to cross through onto the site.
4) B Site attacking wall


This attacking site wall blocks off vision from enemies grouping up in Mid. It also protects you from hiding Sentinels and keeps the opponent at bay in the Defender Spawn. Overall, it's a fantastic Toxic Screen setup to use during any attack.
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Best tips to use Viper’s abilities on the Breeze Map in Valorant

Controller Agents such as Clove or Astra may not be the best fit for Breeze. Viper excels by easily gaining control of wide open areas and maintaining space with relatively low stress. Meanwhile, Omen players may often feel vulnerable about their limited smoke options.
Here are some tips on playing Viper on Valorant's Breeze:
- Take aggressive approaches and place the same Toxic Screen at the start of every round to condition the enemy.
- Prioritize which site you will be on early. There is very little time and a limited range, which prevents Viper from protecting both sites. Therefore, you must pick either A Site or B Site and set it all up there.
- Use your Orb and Toxic Screen alternatively whenever possible. This way, while running only one ability, you get a maximum of 12 seconds. However, with both on, you get only about 6.5 seconds of functional smokes.
Best Gameplay Tips for Viper on Breeze in Valorant
Focus less on post-plant
Breeze is a very large map in Valorant. And even though knowing post-plant lineups is always a plus, you shouldn't rely on them too much. Especially if your post-plant requires you to be distant from the site and leaves you vulnerable while in the open.
Choose wisely. Use Snakebite lineups for 1v1 fights more often and try to be in range of the Spike as much as possible.
Have a compatible team composition
Having a compatible team composition is very beneficial. Especially if you have a strong Sentinel player protecting the site opposite yours. You can't be present as Viper on both sites quickly. Therefore, it's very crucial to have an anchor player holding at least one side of the map down with a little help.
Think of Agents like Cypher, Killjoy, or Deadlock who can be quite independent while holding a site, just like Viper, thereby complementing each other's styles.