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Vulgarus unleashed a Shock storm to thirty on Deck

Ironguard struck the first spark, but Vulgarus turned it into an eight-minute fire ending at thirty.

DM-Deck-FPS-Fix opened its corridors for Normal Deathmatch, the target glowed at 30, and five names entered a contest that initially looked balanced. Ironguard struck after only six seconds, dropping Rozsekac with a Flak Cannon from 3.1 metres for the authoritative first blood. Vulgarus answered with a rocket at twelve seconds and moved ahead 2:1 fifteen seconds later. Rozsekac and Ironguard cooled him down twice, so at 73 seconds Vulgarus, Ironguard and Rozsekac all stood on two points. That was the last moment when the scoreboard looked democratic; from the 86th second, Vulgarus began writing his own constitution for the match.

One lead change, then the door slammed shut

A Shock Combo on Rozsekac at 1:26 pushed Vulgarus to 3:2 and launched the longest spree of the night. A Sniper Rifle hit on Ironguard followed, then Slime on Rozsekac one second later for the first Double Kill. Rockets, more Shock Combos, a Link Gun and clean Shock Rifle shots came next. Between 86 and 184 seconds, Vulgarus climbed from two to twelve without dying once. The match's only official lead change was already complete, and the chasers stopped watching first place and started watching his back.

The run continued with a Rocket Launcher kill on Rachot at 3:38. One second later, Spawnak hit Vulgarus with the Enforcer from 37.9 metres and ended an eleven-kill charge that had lasted from 86 to 219 seconds. It was a precise full stop to a stretch in which Vulgarus turned every available weapon into an argument. The match also produced its longest quiet spell: after the kill at 184 seconds, nobody scored for 34 seconds. Deck took a breath, only to learn that the pause had been reloading rather than rest.

Minute five: fourteen reasons not to look away

The first four minutes delivered 5, 4, 6 and 5 kills. Then minute five arrived and the count jumped to 14. Spawnak erased Ironguard with a Redeemer from 49 metres, Rachot dropped Vulgarus with an Enforcer from 48.5 metres, and Ironguard collected another death of the leader nine seconds later. Vulgarus answered with an immediate revenge on Rachot, but Ironguard stopped him again with the Flak Cannon. Rockets, flak, Shock Rifle and Stinger filled a few frantic seconds; it was a respectable arsenal for a minute in which only the scoreboard menu looked safe.

At 4:26, Rozsekac hit Ironguard with the Stinger from exactly 50 metres, the longest kill of the match, then added a Shock Combo on Rachot three seconds later for a Double Kill. In the same storm, Vulgarus rocketed Spawnak twice, then removed Rozsekac and Spawnak with the Shock Rifle, sniped Rachot and hit Ironguard with another Shock shot. By 4:59 he had reached 20. His average kill distance was only 12.7 metres, showing that he did not wait for clean long-range windows; he repeatedly entered dangerous corridors and won at short to medium range.

Side wars, a Redeemer and the revenge ledger

While the leader built his margin, the rest of the field settled separate accounts. Rachot hit Spawnak with the Flak Cannon from 0.9 metres, Spawnak replied with the Link Gun, and Ironguard immediately stopped Spawnak with a rocket. Rozsekac then hit Ironguard from 37.2 metres and killed Vulgarus with a Redeemer, but the same blast also killed Rozsekac and pulled his score from eight back to seven. At 7:30 he added a second suicide with the Bio Rifle, leaving eight kills worth only six final points.

The immediate-revenge totals showed who could react after being hit. Vulgarus had five, Ironguard and Spawnak three each, Rachot two and Rozsekac one. Average life length also explained the gap: Vulgarus survived 41 seconds, Rachot 37, Spawnak 31, Rozsekac 29 and Ironguard 26. Spawnak and Rachot fought from the longest average ranges at 22.8 and 22.6 metres; Rozsekac averaged 21.2, while Ironguard stayed close at 10.5. Deck supported several styles, but Vulgarus combined survival, pressure and fast retaliation best.

A leader's suicide, the final rush and the Shock seal

After two kills on Ironguard and a Double Kill at 6:43, Vulgarus held 24 points, but at 6:51 he blew himself up with the Rocket Launcher and fell to 23. Ironguard then reached his final eighth point against Spawnak, while Spawnak attacked twice: an Enforcer hit from 37 metres killed Vulgarus, followed five seconds later by Ironguard. The leader's margin was too large, and his response came with the weapon that defined the performance. The Shock Rifle removed Rachot at 7:30 and Ironguard at 7:38, then Vulgarus added Rozsekac to reach 26.

Spawnak still hit Vulgarus with a Redeemer at 7:51 and earned a Double Kill two seconds later with a rocket on Ironguard. The finish, however, belonged entirely to the winner. In the last thirteen seconds, Vulgarus killed Rozsekac with the Flak Cannon, Rachot with the Shock Rifle, Rozsekac again with flak, and at 8:13 finished Ironguard with the Shock Rifle from 1.9 metres. The final hit was both a Double Kill and point number thirty. The 30:8 score looks smooth, but the ending was a sprint through debris: four kills in thirteen seconds and no room for an objection.

Match moments

• Ironguard earned first blood after six seconds with a Flak Cannon kill on Rozsekac.
• Vulgarus took the lead at 27 seconds and, after the 2:2 tie, never released it from the 86th second.
• Spawnak ended Vulgarus's eleven-kill spree with an Enforcer shot from 37.9 metres.
• Minute five produced a match-high 14 kills and complete weapons chaos.
• Rozsekac recorded the longest kill, a 50-metre Stinger shot on Ironguard.
• Vulgarus closed with four kills in 13 seconds and a Double Kill for 30:8.

After 494 seconds, the board showed a result requiring no translation: Vulgarus 30, Ironguard 8, Spawnak 7, Rozsekac 6 and Rachot 4. The winner recorded 31 kills but one rocket suicide, crossing the target line on exactly thirty. His eleven Shock Rifle kills formed the largest single-weapon contribution, with the Rocket Launcher adding eight more. Ironguard opened the match, Spawnak stopped the great spree, Rozsekac landed the fifty-metre Stinger and Rachot supplied hard close-range fights. The chronicle still belongs to Vulgarus: one lead change, long control, and a finish so fast that the clock could barely keep up.