Ryan “Shanks” Ngo is a current professional player for Rise. Before signing with Rise, Shanks played for NRG’s Valorant roster for a few months before leaving due to an underwhelming exit during the VCT: Challengers 3 tournament. He was supposed to focus on content creation and streaming but was picked up by Rise just a few days later after leaving NRG.
Rise Shanks got his IGN “Shanks” from an anime character from One Piece of the same name. He mainly plays Jett and Skye for Rise and has a more aggressive fragger role. He still regularly streams on Twitch and is known for his iconic high-pitched laugh.
Rise Shanks Valorant Settings in 2022
We’ve gathered all of the available information we can about Shanks and compiled them into this Valorant settings article. Here are the latest known Valorant settings used by Rise Shanks.
Mouse Settings
- Mouse: Razer Viper Ultimate
- DPI: 400
- In-game Sensitivity: 0.450
- eDPI: 180
- Scoped Sensitivity Multiplier: 1.0
- Polling Rate: 1000 Hz
Shanks actually has a very low eDPI. This means that he makes precise flicks and has a steady aim. Usually, players that use a low eDPI require a large desk/ mouse space since they move their mouse more during the course of the game, especially when they do insane flicks.
Professional Valorant players like BabyJ, leaf, SicK, Keloqz, BORKUM, and KRYPTIX all have a relatively close eDPI to Shanks.
Crosshair Settings
- Color: Green
- Outlines/ Opacity/ Thickness: On / 1 / 1
- Center Dot/ Opacity/ Thickness: Off / 0 / 1
- Inner Lines: On/ 1 / 4 / 2 / 2
- Outer Lines: Off
- Fade/Movement Error/ Firing Error: Off/ Off/ Off
Rise Shanks has a more traditional crosshair that’s small and compact but gets the job done. He’s always used a small crosshair. It worked so far, so why change it, right? If you’re into a smaller and compact crosshair, you might want to try out Shanks’ own crosshair settings.
Rise Shanks’ Key Binds
- Keyboard: Logitech G Pro X Mechanical Keyboard
- Walk: Left Shift
- Crouch: Left Ctrl
- Jump: Mouse Wheel / Space Bar
- First Ability: Mouse Button 4
- Second Ability: Mouse Button 5
- Third Ability: E
- Ultimate Ability: X
A lot of different pro Valorant players have integrated some of the ability buttons into their side buttons. This makes it more accessible and easier to use during the heat of the battle, without removing your fingers from the movement keys.
Video/ Graphics Settings
- Monitor: BenQ XL2546
- Refresh Rate/ Resolution: 240 Hz at 1920 x 1080 p
- Multithreaded Rendering: On
- Material/ Texture/ Detail/ UI Quality: Low/ Low/ Low/ Low
- Vignette: Off
- VSync: Off
- Anti-Aliasing: None
- Anisotropic Filtering: 1x
- Improve Clarity: Off
- Experimental Sharpening: Off
- Bloom/ Distortion/ Cast Shadows: Off/ Off/ Off
Shanks has some pretty standard Valorant settings. He uses a high refresh rate monitor and sets all of the in-game graphics settings to low.
That’s all you need to know about Rise Shanks’ Valorant settings in 2022.
