Professional player Tyson "TenZ" Ngo from the Sentinels team shared how he plays with a stretched resolution without using third-party programs in professional tournaments.

Many shooter players, especially those who played Counter-Strike 1.6 or newer versions before Valorant, are used to stretched images. This makes enemies appear larger and easier to hit, although the field of view is reduced. However, this does not deter professional players like TenZ from choosing such settings.

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During his personal stream, TenZ showed a quick and easy way to achieve stretched resolution in Valorant without using third-party software, as such programs are banned in the professional scene. To do this, you need to follow a few simple steps, which you can see in the video clip below.

This is not prohibited, as during the last Sentinels match, TenZ was seen playing with this stretched resolution on stage, which was noticed during the live broadcast.