How it FEELS to play SNIPER (by LazyPurple) - Largo Reacts 

13:51 The Razorback, blocks 1 backstab, prevents overheal. Upon breaking, recharges in 30 seconds. Will cause the sniper to unscope and stops the spy from attempting another stab for 2 seconds.

Accurate Fire: I've trained for hours to hone my skills in this game so I can perform to the utmost of my ability. Volume of Fire: IF I SHOOT ENOUGH BULLETS IM BOUND TO HIT SOMETHING!

Lacy’s aiming tips in this video actually helped a lot. Whenever you try tf2 you should try the tips he gives.

I know of another great real life sniper serving in the Vietnam war, an American, by the name of Carlos Hathcock, AKA "White Feather". Hathcock had a record of 93 kills confirmed by an officer and spotter, and allegedly, a record of around 300 to 400 unconfirmed kills. He got the name of "White Feather" from the PAVN due to him wearing a white feather in the band of his cap, which he apparently wore as a taunt to the PAVN, basically saying, *"Hey, I'm over here, come get me!".* And where the typical bounty the PAVN gave out for killing enemy snipers was around $8 to $2000, Hathcock racked up a bounty of $30,000 for his head. His most famous achievement however, was killing an elite enemy sniper nicknamed the "Cobra" by reflexively shooting him in the eye through the rifle's scope, after spotting the glint of light that the glass from the Cobra's rifle scope gave off.

If memory serves the 500 kills was with the sniper rifle alone and he is believed to have another 200 0r so SMG kills... The White Death is an accurate description... Dude even got shot in the face with an explosive bullet and woke up in a medical tent the day the war ended...

Simo Häyhä Was a legendary sniper and he is one big reason why i am so proud to be finnish 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

I love/have a lot of experience with sniping in games too and I have to say that keeping the reticle still and firing is probably the best default in nearly any game. 95% of my shots are all about aiming where they're going to be so they walk into the bullet and that's the simplest form of it. The better you get the more you can move your aim and it simply becomes an extension of the technique since you're just quickly moving it to the next place they're going to be. I agree sniper vs sniper is a really intense and awesome experience.

Absolutely loved the reaction! Also, I have a couple of suggestions for TF2 RU-vidr's you can watch if you wanna get a more in-depth look at some of the things about TF2. No specific video suggestion but their all wonderful creators. The other content creator's I'm talkin' about is: Uncle Dane, /BIG JOEY/, Soundsmith (I Suggest checking out his stereotypes videos.), And Hamaji Neo (Specifically his "10 Stages" Series.)

absolutely perfect mate

The white death is one of the best Giga chads in the history he wass a legend

I knew you will pose this videi today, that's a good video man. Ok, see you next week.

One time long ago i remember SOMEHOW doing a 3 v 1 sniper duel with the Classic of all things, I should've recorded it looking back

SUOMI MAINITTU TORILLA TAVATAAN

About Simo Häyhä... 500 kills, with his sniper that is.

Noice!

Honestly, it's kind of dissapointing that this video doesn't talk about the huntsman bow experience. It completely changes how Sniper plays as a class.

My absolute best sniper duel was in bf3 when we were shooting eachother form about 3kilometers and I finaly got him!

The Razorback is a one-time shield that blocks a single backstab. It has a battery wired to it which also disables the spy's arm for a few moments making them unable to swiftly try and stab again. The upside is it makes spies forego the one shot when you are most vulnerable as a sniper focusing on targets farther away, but it does not stop them from just shooting you instead. The downside is it's one and done. If a spy breaks it and sneaks away, you've got no more protection unless you resupply. It also removes any other secondary weapon which might be more useful than merely avoiding a backstab in a fight such as Jarate to douse your enemies for mini crits or even put out your friendlies who are on fire. By in large nobody really uses the razorback unless they are simply new to the game, or, have been backstabbed by the same spy 5-10 times in the same round and are just done.

Objectively I agree though there’s always someone better but simultaneously I look at it through terms of chess Just as the master cannot see the board through the novices eyes the novice can’t see through the masters eyes in my opinion it’s always possible that the other person might do something you don’t expect

That is correct it's just the white death fought in the winter war.

Here's a touchin' story. Once upon a time you died, and I lived happily ever after. The end.

Just a suggestion but can u watch “The evolution of the Spy” by lister its really good video it makes u feel like ur watching a movie although if u wanna watch it u should probably make it into multiple parts

Sniper's my most played class of TF2 (I think I have more than 30 hours of gameplay just with sniper)

How it feels to play pyro should be next

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you are litirally me

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simo hayha doesnt even use a scope cause it reflects light so he uses iron sight a real life hacker he killed alot soviets far from his position

if you're gonna do something well do 1 thing well, the rest is just for fun