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Vulgarus rules DM-Diesel with an eleven-kill streak

Vulgarus took first blood, never surrendered the lead, and emerged from the late chaos with exactly thirty points.

DM-Diesel wasted no time warming up. Just 14 seconds in, Vulgarus dropped Vybuch with the Rocket Launcher, taking the authoritative first blood and the opening lead. He never loaned that lead to anyone: the match recorded exactly zero lead changes. Vybuch answered twice early with the Bio Rifle and later managed to catch Vulgarus several more times, but the scoreboard tilted in only one direction from the start. The winner did not rely on a single weapon either; he rotated through rockets, Flak, the Shock Rifle, Shock Combos and the Sniper Rifle, turning different parts of the map into a steady stream of points.

Opening minutes: the lead locks immediately

After first blood on Vybuch, Vulgarus added a Sniper Rifle kill at 0:39 to lead 2:0. Vybuch answered with the Bio Rifle at 0:53, but it was more a sign of resistance than the start of a comeback. Vulgarus then worked through Presnak: sniper at 1:18, rocket at 1:53, and after another Vybuch response, a Flak Cannon kill at 2:21. The scoring pattern that would define the night was already visible — opponents could kill Vulgarus, but they could not match his point production.

From 2:21 onward came his most important stretch. Presnak fell to Flak, the Shock Rifle and more Flak; Vybuch went down to the Shock Rifle and two Shock Combos. At 3:44 Vulgarus completed a Double Kill on Lamka and reached 11 points. Presnak finally opened his own account against Lamka soon afterward, but the gap at the top was already too large to hide behind any of Diesel’s industrial pipework.

Eleven unanswered, then seventy seconds of silence

The longest spree belonged to Vulgarus: from 2:21 to 5:46 he collected eleven kills without dying. Presnak, Vybuch, Lamka and Roznetka all appeared in that run, and he mixed close-range work with more precise shots. When a rocket took Vybuch down at 4:23, Vulgarus was already on 13. Then the match hit an odd dramatic brake — that kill was followed by the longest quiet spell of the game, a full 70 seconds without a recorded kill. Lamka finally broke the silence at 5:33 with Flak against Skokan.

Vulgarus immediately restarted the engine: a sniper kill on Presnak and a rocket on Roznetka moved him to 15. Only Lamka, at 5:46 with the Shock Rifle, finally ended the eleven-kill spree. It was a valuable scalp, not a turning point on the scoreboard. Ten seconds later Vulgarus removed Presnak again, then five seconds after that hit Lamka with a Shock Combo. Meanwhile Vybuch’s Rocket Launcher suicide at 6:10 put another small crack in his chase.

Minute eight: Diesel becomes a grinder

After the quieter middle came the busiest minute of the match: minute eight produced 14 kills. Skokan, Roznetka, Presnak and Vybuch all entered the firefight in force. Vulgarus still maintained separation, scoring on Lamka, Roznetka and Presnak twice between 6:31 and 7:31 to reach 21. Skokan got going with the Bio Rifle against Vybuch and Presnak, but on the second attack also recorded a suicide with the same weapon. Seconds later he took Vulgarus down with Flak and then added Lamka.

Late in this wild phase, points arrived only two or three seconds apart. Roznetka eliminated Vybuch, Presnak immediately eliminated Roznetka, and Vulgarus answered on Presnak. At 7:43 came the only headshot of the entire match: Vulgarus hit Presnak with the Sniper Rifle to make it 24. Vybuch then showed that individual duels were still very much alive, using the Shock Rifle at 7:54 to complete a Double Kill on Vulgarus. The leader’s margin, however, was already too large for those successes to change the direction of the match.

Finish: Vybuch reaches out, Presnak surges, thirty lands

The final minute and a half was statistically noisy. Vulgarus went through Vybuch with a rocket, Presnak with another rocket and later Vybuch again with Flak. Vybuch answered with range: at 8:29 he caught Vulgarus with a 30.7-meter Shock Combo, then two seconds later hit Lamka from even farther away. That 34.4-meter Shock Combo was the longest kill of the match and also completed a Double Kill. Vybuch’s average kill distance of 19.6 meters was the highest in the field.

Presnak saved his own burst of activity for the very end. With Flak he killed Vulgarus, then Vybuch, Roznetka and Vybuch again; the kill at 8:59 reached Multi Kill level and pulled Presnak’s score to eight. Vulgarus was already sitting on 28. At 9:07 he stopped Presnak with a rocket for number 29, and with four seconds left Skokan dropped Lamka with the Shock Rifle. The final punctuation came at 9:15: Vulgarus hit Lamka with the Flak Cannon, reached 30, and ended the match immediately.

Match moments

• Vulgarus took first blood on Vybuch with the Rocket Launcher after only 14 seconds.
• The lead never changed; Vulgarus went from 1:0 all the way to the winning 30.
• The longest spree reached 11 kills before Lamka ended it at 5:46.
• A 70-second kill drought followed Vulgarus’s kill at 4:23, the longest pause of the match.
• Minute eight was the busiest, producing 14 kills.
• Vulgarus scored the only headshot of the match, on Presnak at 7:43.
• Vybuch landed the longest kill: a 34.4-meter Shock Combo on Lamka.
• Presnak closed with a Multi Kill, but Vulgarus still finished the match at 30.

The 30:8 result looks like a tension-free story at first glance, but the kill log shows a much livelier match. Opponents punished Vulgarus regularly and the ending was packed with kills, yet the decisive gap had been created earlier and was simply too large. The winner combined the longest spree of the night with ten immediate revenge kills and repeatedly returned to scoring after being stopped. DM-Diesel never got a dramatic change at the top, but it did get something else: a dominant performance inside steadily growing chaos, capped by one final Flak shot at exactly the right moment.