After securing the triple kill, Su Zhe finally remembered why the moment had felt so strangely familiar.
Wasn't this the very same scene he'd experienced back when he first grasped donk's technique?
As he sprayed and transferred his aim just now, it was as if he'd returned to that moment of insight. The AK-47 had felt like an extension of his arm.
After dying, he didn't listen to his teammates' voices in his headset. Instead, he flexed the hand gripping his mouse.
Spray control had always been his weak point. In matches, he usually focused on snapping to his target quickly and trying to score a kill with the first few bullets.
Otherwise, after the first burst went wild, it was hard to bring the spray back under control.
But in that instant, he'd suddenly gained a new understanding of spray control.
He couldn't explain exactly what had changed. Right now, all he wanted was to finish the match as soon as possible, then jump into the Aimbotz map and kill thousands of bots to recapture that feeling.
"Insane, Arrow!"
"Hahaha, that AK they dropped last round turned out to be a setup! I knew giving it to you was the right call!"
His teammates' excited shouts gradually brought him back to reality. After taking a "heavy blow," Falcon also called a timeout and adjusted their attack.
Seeing his teammate's outstretched hand, Su Zhe smiled and slapped it.
After losing the Full Buy Round, Falcon could only Half Buy and save for the next Full Buy Round.
Looking at the 4–1 score, Snappi, Falcon Team's in-game leader, was feeling worn down.
His teammates might not be particularly outstanding star players, but among top-tier professionals, they were absolutely among the best.
So why, when these five shining professionals came together, couldn't