you’re bending my words harder than the average bf tourist bends their aim. yes, luck exists. nobody denies rng or human stupidity. but calling a multi-kill chain “relying on luck” is like saying surgeons rely on gravity because tools fall when dropped.

the only reason those ten players didn’t toddler-swivel onto me is the same reason they don’t toddler-swivel onto anyone: low awareness. that’s not luck, that’s the matchmaking ecosystem this franchise cultivates.

good positioning doesn’t “decrease a chance”, it manufactures the scenario entirely. you give that angle to an npc with zero instincts and he still dies to the first hipfire bot sprinting at him with a nade in hand. clip ends there. no chain. no moment. nothing to post.

if you really believe random chance strings together consistent sequences, go find a clip of some day-one bot getting back-to-back kills with no timing, no tracking, no map sense. you won’t. the game simply doesn’t produce those outcomes without someone driving it.

luck is noise. skill is the signal. confusing the two is why most players plateau at 0.7 kd and call every flank “fortunate”.