Emp's SKS bullets seemed to have been fired at the same time as Jiang Siming's M24 bullets, but the damage calculation made it clear.
There was another bullet hole in Emp's forehead, while the blood only splashed from Jiang Siming after Emp was knocked down.
In PUBG's damage calculation, if the opponent was knocked down before firing, the shot that hit them afterward did not count as damage.
If they were hit before being knocked down, then the damage counted.
But Jiang Siming had not lost a single point of health, which meant he had killed Emp first.
Their firing speeds seemed identical, but in the minute difference that was nearly impossible to distinguish with the naked eye, Emp was actually far behind.
If the footage were slowed down, Jiang Siming had been at least twice as fast!
It might seem that this one-times difference amounted to only about half a second, but in an FPS game, half a second was enough for an expert to kill someone.
Emp was knocked down again. He stared blankly at the screen, unable to say a word.
Fast! It was simply too fast!
The superhuman reactions of the young genius he was so proud of were nothing special in front of Jiang Siming.
When he had joined the team, he often played solo against Xiao Ding Dang, and his reaction speed was even faster than Xiao Ding Dang's.
The coach had praised him as well, saying that even among professional players, few could match his reaction speed.
Even so, he was still no match for Jiang Siming.
Emp's health while downed was dropping rapidly. Xiao Ding Dang did not even have time to deploy another smoke grenade before going to revive him.
But when he saw Jiang Siming covering the area from behind