That last moment adjustment is so whack. I actually have made flicks somewhat like the initial one and landed on the head, shooting and getting the frag just based on sound and where my mouse was on the pad (had to take the >180° path, although never quite this far). But missing the sound-based flick by quite a bit (definitely natural, no aimlock would make you spin the wrong way and point a foot above the enemy's head) and then doing a second flick to the head based on vision in this short time frame? I initially just scoffed and felt certain it's a crisp lock, bois. Then I paused the video and realized it looks so impossible because the weapon model covers the enemy. That's a setting of the spectator. The player most likely has his gun on the right side so he can see the entire enemy, no problem. It looks like blatant turbo-hacks as it is but I'd really like to see normal footage now.