Glance settings

Glance plays with a mouse sensitivity of 0.08 and a DPI setting of 1600, resulting in an effective eDPI of 128. This combination is considered low sensitivity, which allows for precise crosshair control and accuracy, especially during critical aiming scenarios. Such a setup is favored by professional players who prefer stability and fine-tuned adjustments while aiming.

Glance uses the ZOWIE XL2586X monitor, a high-end display known for its exceptional refresh rates and low input lag. This monitor provides smooth visuals and fast response times, which are crucial for tracking opponents and reacting quickly during fast-paced Valorant matches. The clarity and fluidity offered by this display can give players a vital edge in competitive environments.

Glance’s crosshair is set up using a custom code that results in a small, static, and minimalistic design with no center dot and a clear outline. This configuration ensures that the crosshair does not obstruct vision, making it easier to line up precise shots while maintaining full awareness of the environment. Such a setup is typical among top-tier players who value accuracy and unobstructed sightlines.

Glance plays with most video settings set to low or off, including bloom, vignette, distortion, cast shadows, and anti-aliasing, while running the game at a resolution of 1920x1080 in fullscreen mode. These settings maximize frame rates and minimize visual distractions, ensuring the smoothest possible gameplay and reducing input lag, which is essential for high-level competitive play.

Glance utilizes the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro Green headset, a wireless model renowned for its high-fidelity audio and comfort. This headset enables Glance to pick up subtle in-game audio cues, such as footsteps and ability sounds, which are essential for gaining a tactical advantage and executing smart plays in Valorant.

Glance employs the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL 8KHz Green keyboard and the Razer Gigantus V2 mousepad. The keyboard’s rapid response and tenkeyless design offer both speed and extra desk space for mouse movement, while the large, consistent surface of the Gigantus V2 ensures smooth and precise mouse control, both of which are important for executing complex maneuvers and quick reflex actions.

Glance customizes his minimap with a size of 1.1 and a zoom of 0.9, with vision cones enabled and map region names always visible. He sets the minimap orientation to 'Based On Side' and opts not to keep the player centered. These choices enhance map awareness by providing more tactical information at a glance, helping with rapid decision-making and coordination during rounds.

Glance enables raw input buffer and sets his Windows sensitivity to 6, which is the default neutral setting. By using raw input, he ensures that the mouse movements are interpreted directly by the game without interference from the operating system, resulting in consistent and reliable aiming performance—an important factor for maintaining accuracy in professional play.

Glance opts for the 'Yellow (Deuteranopia)' enemy highlight color in Valorant. This color setting is popular among competitive players because it stands out clearly against most backgrounds, making enemies easier to spot quickly during intense firefights and reducing the chance of missing crucial visual information.

Glance disables features such as bloom, vignette, distortion, cast shadows, anti-aliasing, and experimental sharpening, while also setting texture, material, and detail quality to low. By turning off these visual enhancements, he prioritizes maximum clarity and performance, ensuring that nothing impedes his ability to spot opponents or causes unnecessary frame drops during critical moments.