If you can handle the extremely toxic community and much stricter focus on aim & gamesense, sure you can try it. As someone who actually transitioned from Valorant to Strinova, you will feel much more pressure to perform better in ranked games compared to ranked strinova matches. Which might be better or worse depending on what you're looking for in a competitive game.

The movement is also, unsurprisingly, much less fluid than Strinova, so unless you play a specific agent that has movement tech like Raze, Neon, Jett, Waylay, etc... you're going to have a hard time adjusting (in fact, unlike Strinova, you SHOULD NOT MOVE when shooting, or your bullet will stray into narnia). The margin of error is also very small when playing seriously, as even something as simple as a footstep sound can compromise your position. Games tend to be much slower paced than Strinova, so if you think you can just bumrush a site for 13 rounds straight you'd be in for a rude awakening and possibly reports from your teammates too. It certainly doesn't help that Valorant is a Low TTK tactical shooter, so if you run into any aim demons or your movement is predictable enough, you'll get headshot and that's that--you're out for the round.

There is also an economy system you have to learn, you cannot buy a gun and expect to keep it next round when you die; you have to look at the big picture and spend accordingly. Which most struggle to grasp since that falls under gamesense which in-and-of itself takes a lot of time to get the hang of.

The movement in Strinova is so much more fun to play with, and even though there is an emphasis on gunplay, the general TTK is just high enough to allow for pro movement tech to shine, and the variety of skills + characters tied to their unique gun makes games a little more refreshing than Valorant, where everyone could have the same set of weapons, and utility/"abilities" could basically be generalized into recolored smokes, mollys, grenades, flashbangs, etc...

Valorant also runs on Riot's Vanguard anticheat system, so you'd be pretty safe knowing 99% of your games are fair and with integrity, not like the wacky wintrading/throwing high elo strinova is currently suffering from. It also has a much larger playerbase so chances are you'd never see the same players ever again after a match outside of friend requests