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Vulgarus ruled Rising Sun from first kill to final rocket

Rising Sun became a private firing range, although second place refused to leave quietly.

DM-RisingSun opened exactly as a deathmatch should: no greetings, no warm-up, and a Flak Cannon speaking before anyone else. Vulgarus struck after 15 seconds, dropping Rozsekac at close range for the authoritative first blood. Twenty seconds later he added Ironguard with the Rocket Launcher, immediately establishing the pace. Ironguard answered with a Shock Combo at 49 seconds, but Vulgarus never surrendered the lead. The match recorded zero lead changes, so the suspense was not about who stood first. It was about whether the chasing pack could cut the gap before the leader found another corridor, another weapon, and another reason to fill the air with shrapnel.

First strike and a five-kill march

After first blood, Vulgarus kept working with methodical aggression. At 71 seconds he removed Rozsekac with the Link Gun, then used the Rocket Launcher on Ironguard and closed another meeting with Rozsekac through a Shock Combo at 115 seconds. His longest spree reached five kills and ran from 71 to 167 seconds. No opponent ended it; Vulgarus interrupted himself with a Shock Rifle suicide, the purest possible version of “if they cannot stop me, I will handle it personally.”

Rozsekac refused to become scenery. Between 179 and 215 seconds he killed Vulgarus three times and then added Rozparovac, creating a four-kill surge of his own. He was still chasing the early deficit. The longest quiet spell lasted only 29 seconds after the 86-second mark, leaving very little time for tactical reflection and even less for standing still.

Midgame traffic jam

The arena became crowded around the fourth and fifth minutes. At 221 seconds Vulgarus killed Ironguard with a Shock Combo, but Ironguard returned the favor with the Flak Cannon in the same second. Soon Nabeh caught Rozsekac, Vulgarus immediately removed Nabeh, and at 235 seconds he added Ironguard for the first Double Kill. Rozparovac entered later but without hesitation: he flak-killed the leader at 249 seconds and then built a three-kill spree.

The strangest long-range moment arrived at 322 seconds. Rozparovac hit Rozsekac with the Bio Rifle from 38.5 metres, the longest kill of the match. It did not cross the 50-metre sniper threshold, but for a Bio Rifle projectile it was a surprisingly ambitious business trip. Around the same period, Vulgarus earned another Double Kill with two Flak eliminations only two seconds apart and moved to 14 points.

The seventh-minute storm

The kill rate climbed from three in the opening minute to six in the third and nine in both the fourth and fifth. The decisive break came in minute seven, which produced a match-high 11 kills. During that phase Vulgarus moved from 16 to 23 points. Between 350 and 400 seconds he killed Nabeh four times, Ironguard three times, and completed a Rocket Launcher Double Kill at 386 and 390 seconds.

Rozsekac stopped him with Flak at 371 seconds and Ironguard used the Stinger at 382, but those were brief interruptions rather than a change of control. Vulgarus also owned the highest average kill distance at 12.3 metres. He was not winning only in tight corners; he maintained effective middle range and rotated between Flak, rockets, Shock Combo and Bio Rifle. After the seventh minute the table was no longer close: 23 for the leader, 11 for Rozsekac, and smoke between everyone else and first place.

Late resistance and the final rocket

From 421 seconds onward, the pursuers still tried to extend the contest. Ironguard killed Vulgarus with a rocket, Rozsekac added a Flak kill and later another Rocket Launcher elimination at 513 seconds. Rozsekac immediately followed with a Double Kill on Nabeh and finished on 15 points. Ohnostroj, active for only 68 seconds, used his lone Link Gun kill to remove Rozsekac at 518 seconds. It was a brief appearance, but the ticket was fully used.

The loudest finish belonged to Nabeh. At 537 and 542 seconds he killed Vulgarus twice with the Shock Rifle, then added a Shock Combo on Ironguard at 544 for a Double Kill and a four-kill closing spree. Vulgarus remained calm on 28. At 569 seconds he stopped Nabeh with a Shock Combo, and six seconds before time he launched the final rocket into Ironguard. He had only six health left, but exactly 30 points on the board. Match closed, result stamped, Rising Sun under new management.

Match moments

• Vulgarus took first blood on Rozsekac with the Flak Cannon at 15 seconds.
• His longest spree reached five kills from 71 to 167 seconds and ended with his own suicide.
• Rozparovac recorded the longest kill: a 38.5-metre Bio Rifle shot.
• Minute seven was the busiest with 11 kills and the decisive escape by the leader.
• Vulgarus scored three Double Kills; Rozsekac and Nabeh added one each.
• The winning point was a Rocket Launcher kill on Ironguard while Vulgarus had six health.

Vulgarus completed the 576-second duel with a 30-15 victory, exactly doubling Rozsekac's final score. His 31 kills, one suicide and eight immediate revenge kills formed an aggressive performance that still retained control. Rozsekac earned second place through resilience and a 41-second average life, the longest in the field. Rozparovac energized the middle, Ironguard accepted the most punishment, Nabeh supplied the late noise, and Ohnostroj left one precise signature. Rising Sun never changed leaders, yet it never ran out of incidents worth recording.