If you've never experienced it, it happens when you allow an enemy Yoru clone to pass you because you believe it to be a Fakeout ruse, only to discover Yoru was actually the ruse.
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One of the most embarrassing ways to die in VALORANT is to be fooled by a fake Yoru clone. But you can stop it from happening again with just a small adjustment to your settings. If you’ve never experienced it, it happens when you allow an enemy Yoru clone to pass you because you believe it to be a Fakeout ruse, only to discover Yoru was actually the ruse.
When this occurs, it can be extremely annoying and seriously obstruct your ability to concentrate and decide for the rest of the map. Nearly every one of Yoru’s skills has been improved upon in some way. The adjustments have made him a master of deception and trickery and have finally filled the gaps in his previous toolkit. He has developed into not only a threat to play against but also a top pick in Valorant. If you need more information about VALORANT fake Yoru clones that can be eliminated with a simple setting change, then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.
Thankfully, a solution has been found, which VALOROUS YouTuber Rem revealed, much to the chagrin of the uncommon Yoru main. Scroll down to the Text Chat section after clicking the Communication tab in the Controls section of your settings page. Turn on the option for “Tactical Callouts in Chat” there.
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The recently revised Fakeout is one of the most significant changes to the duelist. This update replaces the fake steps with clones. It now propels a Yoru clone in a specific direction. This clone explodes upon firing and blinds the foes around it in a cone-shaped area. Players can use this to clear out corners and seize control of crucial locations throughout the map.
Automatic tactical callouts will be displayed in chat when this option is enabled. This implies that whenever you spot enemies or spikes, you will automatically send messages to your team. This is a game-changer for Yoru because it sends an automatic message when Yoru is actually present but not when you are looking at the decoy. You might need to move slightly backward or forwards to avoid the Yoru catching up to you because the automatic tactical messages aren’t completely accurate.
There is a one- to two-second delay between looking at the Yoru and the message being sent. However, you ought to be able to obtain your information without alerting the hostile Yoru that you are aware of his decoy status. Given that ability like Reyna’s ultimate, Gekko’s Wingman, and Fade’s Prowlers can also sniff out whether a Yoru decoy is real or not, this is yet another devastating blow to Yoru players who want to have fun.
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