: These utilize third-party software (such as specialized mouse drivers like Logitech G Hub) to send automated mouse-down movements that counter the weapon's upward kick.

: Vanguard identifies suspicious input patterns. Unlike human players, scripts often pull down in perfectly consistent, robotic increments that are easily flagged as non-human.

Valorant uses Riot Vanguard, a kernel-level anti-cheat system that operates with high system privileges to identify unauthorized third-party software.

This report outlines the technical features and risks associated with "No Recoil" cheats in Valorant . Recoil cheats, often categorized as unauthorized scripts or macros, are designed to negate the natural vertical and horizontal spray patterns of weapons like the Vandal or Phantom. Core Features of "No Recoil" Cheats

Modern Valorant recoil cheats generally fall into two categories:

: Some visual cheats overlay a separate crosshair that moves independently to show where the bullets will actually land during a spray, though this is less common than mechanical scripts.

: Advanced versions may attempt to compensate for horizontal "bloom"—the random side-to-side drift that occurs after the initial 6–8 bullets in a spray. Detection and Vanguard Capabilities