Veto is a D-tier Sentinel in Valorant, indicating they're struggling in the current meta. With only a 49.6% win rate, Veto is generally considered a weaker pick compared to alternatives. This tier suggests the agent may need buffs or meta shifts to become more competitive. If you're committed to playing Veto, focus on mastering their unique strengths and finding team compositions that complement their kit.
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Veto shines brightest on the defensive side in Valorant, achieving a 51.4% defense win rate versus 48.9% on attack. This 2.5 percentage point advantage on defense demonstrates that Veto's abilities excel at holding sites, denying enemy pushes, and gathering information. As a Sentinel, Veto provides exceptional value when anchoring bomb sites or supporting teammates with defensive utility. We recommend picking Veto on defense-sided maps or when your team needs stronger site-holding capability. On attack rounds, consider playing more methodically and using Veto's kit to gain information before committing to site executes.
The table below provides a comprehensive comparison of all 7 Sentinels available in Valorant, sorted by win rate to help you understand each agent's competitive viability and performance metrics. Veto currently ranks #7 among Sentinels with a 49.6% win rate, which is below the role average of 51.0%. Sage leads the Sentinel category with the highest win rate at 52.1%. When evaluating pick rate, Veto has a 0.7% selection rate, falling below the Sentinel average of 2.7%. KDA (Kill/Death/Assist ratio) is a crucial metric for measuring individual impact - Veto's 1.27 KDA is lower than the role average of 1.35. Average Damage per Round (ADR) indicates overall combat contribution, where Veto's 143 ADR surpasses the Sentinel average of 141. Use this comparison to understand how Veto stacks up against alternatives when selecting your Sentinel for competitive play.
Set up your utility to watch flanks and delay pushes. Your job is to make attackers pay for every inch of ground they take.
Veto shines on defense (51.4% WR). Prioritize holding sites and setting up crossfires with teammates.
Veto's abilities cost credits. On eco rounds, consider saving utility for more impactful rounds.
Set up your utility to watch flanks and anchor sites. Play for information and delay enemy pushes.
Veto's abilities cost credits. Learn when to save utility and when to use everything for important rounds.
Veto excels on defense (51.4% WR). Prioritize holding sites and playing for retakes.
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Veto has a 49.64% win rate, ranking #21 among all 29 agents. This Sentinel maintains a 0.7% pick rate in the current meta.
Veto is a Sentinel in Valorant. Empowered by an unstoppable DNA mutation, Senegalese enforcer Veto defies the rules of engagement by nullifying his opponent's powers and technology. On Veto's battlefield, gunplay is your only guarantee.
Veto averages a 1.27 KDA (16.3 kills / 15.0 deaths / 2.7 assists per match). This agent also deals 143 damage per round on average.
Veto has a 49.6% win rate, which is below average. However, in the right hands and team composition, any agent can be effective. Consider your team's needs and your personal skill with the agent.
Other Sentinels include Sage, Killjoy, Vyse, Cypher. The highest win rate Sentinel is currently Sage at 52.1%.
Empowered by an unstoppable DNA mutation, Senegalese enforcer Veto defies the rules of engagement by nullifying his opponent's powers and technology. On Veto's battlefield, gunplay is your only guarantee.
Work with your Controller to set up crossfires. Your utility + their smokes create kill zones.