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UT3.sk match 121: the exact chronicle of the fight to win

Exact numbers, sharp weapons, and a finish in which Jano turned the match into victory.

Match 121 took UT3.sk to DM-Deck in Normal mode and the Deathmatch game type. Across 1524 seconds, the log recorded 150 events among 5 participants, so this chronicle rests on exact points, times, and hits. The final table placed Jano first with 30, while Kemper ended the duel in second place with 27. The goal score was 30, but the actual result stored in the data remains decisive. There were 3 lead changes, showing whether control swung repeatedly or grew steadily. The story follows first blood, pace, weapons, sprees, and the last recorded event without adding scenes the server never saw.

The opening in the log

Kemper took first blood against Kegger at 23 with SniperRifle from 8.8 m. At the first quarter of playing time, the recorded scores had Kegger leading on 8. The longest gap between events lasted 50 seconds and began after 23. The opening is therefore defined by the exact order of early hits and scores, not by impressions.

At halftime, the log showed Kemper in front with 15. After three quarters, Kemper held the highest recorded score at 23. The lead changed 3 times in total, precisely framing the movement at the top. Lead changes must be read together with suicides, which can lower a score without an opponent landing a hit.

Weapons and the main rivalry

RocketLauncher caused the most valid kills with 35; Jano listed RocketLauncher as the favorite weapon. The log records 1 headshots and 7 multikill-marked events, with a maximum level of 1. Weapon distribution shows whether short range or safer distance converted fights into points.

The busiest direct exchange belonged to Jano and Kemper: 21 kills, split 10 for Jano and 11 for Kemper. The longest valid hit was Deemer on Jano: ShockRifle, 84.5 m at 1020. Jano had the highest average kill distance at 18.4 m. Mutual kills give the main rivalry a measurable basis rather than a dramatic label.

The decisive tempo

Kegger produced the longest spree: 6 kills from 231; it was ended by Deemer at 431. Jano led immediate revenge kills with 14. Pace peaked in minute 18 with 9 kills; the minute profile was 1, 4, 3, 6, 4, 4, 4, 3, 7, 3, 8, 3, 6, 5, 6, 3, 6, 9, 3, 3, 7, 9, 6, 9, 9, 2. The spree and revenge data reveal who held rhythm and who answered immediately.

At halftime, the log showed Kemper in front with 15. After three quarters, Kemper held the highest recorded score at 23. The busiest minute alone did not decide the match; its points had to survive into the final table.

A result without embellishment

The last valid kill was Jano on Kemper at 1524 with RocketLauncher. The result, Jano 30 ahead of Kemper 27, is the final state rather than an estimate from the chart. The last phase separated a brief burst of activity from stable scoring.

eero achieved the longest average life at 46 seconds. Jano dealt 5451 damage, took 5975, collected 14 items, and closed with a 33/38 kill-death line. The final order respects every valid frag and every self-inflicted deduction. Jano recorded 33 kills, 38 deaths, and 3 self-inflicted deaths. The final score of 30 already includes every server-recorded deduction. Jano's damage line shows 5451 dealt and 5975 taken. Jano's longest spree was 4, with a maximum multikill level of 1. Jano played 1524 seconds and collected 14 items.

Match moments

• Kemper took first blood against Kegger at 23 with SniperRifle from 8.8 m.
• Pace peaked in minute 18 with 9 kills; the minute profile was 1, 4, 3, 6, 4, 4, 4, 3, 7, 3, 8, 3, 6, 5, 6, 3, 6, 9, 3, 3, 7, 9, 6, 9, 9, 2.
• Kegger produced the longest spree: 6 kills from 231; it was ended by Deemer at 431.
• The longest valid hit was Deemer on Jano: ShockRifle, 84.5 m at 1020.
• The busiest direct exchange belonged to Jano and Kemper: 21 kills, split 10 for Jano and 11 for Kemper.
• The last valid kill was Jano on Kemper at 1524 with RocketLauncher.

Match 121 ends with Jano winning on DM-Deck. The score of 30 did not come from one isolated scene: it combines minute-by-minute pace, weapon work, the longest spree, revenge kills, and survival through decisive stretches. Kemper remained second with 27, yet the pressure is visible in the direct rivalry and intermediate scores. Most importantly, the ending agrees with the log through its final event and needs no invented twist.