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at round 19, 0:55 time he jumps from short to ct on D2 and after 0.05s after my avatar shows up on his screen he fires while aiming way off and his bullet goes to the right making around 70 degrees off the angle he was actually aiming and got a perfect headshot on me with his very first bullet without even landing on the ground, i played the demo on 3.4% of the real time which means 1/30 of a second, that thing was actually no possible to be managed by any human being, no one can actually react on just 0.05s not even a pro player and this is just common sense