This OP wall bang spot on Icebox will always get first blood

Riot Games’ tactical shooter has many secrets that almost feel like exploits. This new Icebox wall bang discovered by a player almost seems like a wallhack. 

Valorant’s paper-thin walls can easily be exploited to get an advantage over opponents. Various predictable points in-game allow for smooth through-the-wall taps that can soften opponents or even net free kills. Some wall bangs are so spot-on that a casual player may confuse them with a wallhack. Heretics content creator Black revealed an incredible body shot angle on Icebox that can score players some easy kills.

Os enseño el wallbang más roto de Icebox 😎 pic.twitter.com/ckGee1cZm0

— Black (@BlackEspanolito) October 7, 2022

Technically, Icebox is one of the most manageable maps to play as defenders. Both the sites are based on a simple design, but the chilled location can become a menace if players fail to hold green. The alley that leads to the B site is one of the easiest detours for attackers to manipulate Icebox, but this new wall bang is the perfect remedy for sneaky attackers.

New wall bang spot on Icebox

The streamer shared this game-changing wall bang that starts from the kitchen and takes down the enemy in B green. To pick off attackers slithering around B alley, line up the wall bang like this.

1. Stand inside the kitchen, as shown in the video.
2. Place your aim at the intersection of the ceiling and ramp. The lineup can be aligned during the buy phase to draw first blood.
3. Start shooting with a powerful weapon like Guardian or an Operator. The enemy holding B-alley will deal heavy damage instantly. 

It’s a deadly wall bang, as most attackers aiming for B typically stick against the blue screen during the buy phase. If you time the shots perfectly, you may be able to catch them before they even start moving. It’s an easy way to tenderize enemies as soon as the round begins. 

However, make sure you have a powerful weapon capable of dealing damage through objects. For example, the Phantom may not be able to pierce through the multiple metals, but a Guardian would perfectly carry out the job.