Lololololol they're one shot one kill. Its seeing a final round montage and they use the final round in the magazine.

So is a headshot from a sniper and 9 times out of 10 a shotgun as well and im pretty sure a fusion can one shot now that I'm thinking about it so by that logic only primary weapon kills count correct? -blam!-ing stupid. The dude is like a god with the no scope and the super kills are him completely wrecking the other team not just killing a single person like I'm only able to do. Now stop spreading hate and either enjoy it or don't comment on it.

Head shots are skillful, hell, I complemented that. You're missing the whole point. His super kills are just right place right time. I've whipped the team with my nova bomb? I'm not the greatest player, am I? I'm sure the most amateur of plays have done the same. Rocket launchers are the same thing. Right place. Right time. All of the shots are lucky. Now, I'm sure as you know, every kid calls shotgun noobie, sooo cause one shot one kill. Fusion rifle, now that's understandable cause those things are trash. Easily overpowered by other weapons. Actually make take the slightest amount of evasion and precision so easily takes more skill than a final round user. Sniper head shots. You actually have to aim at a small space on the body, with the outside forever opposing your shot. Movement, fire taken, ect. So that takes more skill than final round user. Correct? Final round user, when you hear those first two shots being fired, you know a noob who can't snipe for shit and is looking for a cheap and easy win will resort to using that. Two rounds out and one shot anywhere on the body. Takes little to no skill. It's cheap. The point is - montages are meant to display skill (especially for someone with that high of a stature in the community) so I say heavy doesn't count, nor does heavy. They display not skill but luck. Good day.