Split is one of the fan favorite maps in Valorant that thankfully features little to no gimmicks. Since the map is full of raised spots, it leans towards a defensive advantage. Split is also a bit closer to any other tactical shooter map. However, as time has passed, Split in Valorant has become challenging. Well, we felt the same way and decided to do something about it. To help you with that, we've put together a dedicated guide on the Split map in Valorant that covers everything. So, with that, let's begin.
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Split is a traditional three lane map. It is slightly smaller than other maps in the game. Both attackers and defenders connect to A and B locations, and the map also has a central area that connects to A and B locations.
A skylight connects to a valve that extends to the center area. On the other side, B sky connects the center of the area through an extended staircase. For attackers, the center area connects from the outer garage and the A sewers.
Split is a mix of high and low chips in each location. The B site is connected to the B sky area by a zip line. However, the A site sky can only be accessed by going down the A main ramp.
