From the lowest ranks to Radiant and even the VCT stage, Odin is the right choice in Valorant!

There's a common saying in Valorant about the agent Sage. Although there are plenty of aggressive Sage players—like XLG's Rarga, a classic fighter—most people's impression of Sage in regular games is: "Odin when rich, Marshal when poor." She'll crouch in a corner, and no matter how you try to one-tap her, you only get one chance. But her crouch-spray will never give you a second chance! That's the charm of an LMG. Sometimes, when your rifle aim feels off, it's time to pick up a Marshal or Odin to change the pace and feel. You'll find that "it is the right call"!

Everyone knows that in Valorant, buying a sniper rifle can sometimes kill your team's morale. The Operator costs a hefty 4700 credits, and if you get killed before firing a shot or can't secure a pick and have to save it, it becomes a negative-value weapon. In the game, people will complain about someone buying a sniper, but no one ever complains about you buying an Odin. Even though it's the second most expensive weapon in Valorant at 3200 credits, it's not cheap. But looking at the numbers, from low ranks to Radiant, sometimes you just have to admit: Odin is the right choice (the only true Odin skin is the Cat Odin!).

On the VCT stage, during the 2025 Champions tour, NRG's Odin god Brawk demonstrated such mastery of map wall-bangs and the Odin itself that he's been called the God of Odin. Even though he uses an LMG, when you watch his matches, you'll see that whether he's holding an angle or spraying through walls, his crosshair is always at head level. Even with a machine gun, he still shows remarkable accuracy!

Recently, in a VCT CN Stage 2 match between NOVA and BLG, Qingtian used the Odin to ace a full team of five, performing an ultimate Odin myth and once again bringing attention to this weapon. Odin is the right choice! Especially on maps like Ascent—it's incredibly effective when holding B site—and on Sunset B site defense, the Odin shines, and so on. So, do people usually look down on the Odin?