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One of my favorite gaming moments happens while I’m playing Fortnite. I’m in my prime, feeling locked in, and there are only a few players left. I manage to eliminate three opponents back to back, and everything feels perfect.
Then suddenly, my FPS drops hard at the worst possible moment. My screen stutters, and I end up getting eliminated. What makes it funny is how I get one of those eliminations — I somehow hit a headshot behind a staircase, a shot that feels almost impossible.
Even though I lose because of the FPS drop, I can’t help but laugh. Moments like that are exactly why I love gaming.
One day, during a competitive Counter-Strike match, I found myself alone defending the site, with minuscule health and almost no time left on the clock.
The enemies thought they could easily rush me… but I had a plan.
I managed to pull off an absolutely insane 1v5 clutch, but the craziest part is that I did it without firing a single shot. Yes, without firing a shot.
All I had was a smoke grenade and my knife, and I used sounds to disorient my opponents.
I lured them one by one into tactical traps, while giving precise information to my team via the mic.
In the end, I won the round by cleverly trapping them—and the video became one of the most shared on CS forums because nobody believed you could win a 1v5 without firing a single shot.