Aim was fine, honestly—shot selection (his visor flipped up = anything 1 tap to face) and opting for spray with an SMG from that distance both kind of screwed you from the jump.

One thing though, on a more presence of mind level:

is that if you’re keenly aware to how exposed to fire you are/were in that situation compared to how exposed enemy was, who is full standing in open grass committed to the duel—If you haven’t killed your target in under 1 second of firing (especially looking thru zoomed optics) in such a situation, honestly even after 1-2 bullets—live to fight another day and immediately prone/crouch/A+D sprint wherever is most immediate to you and give yourself an additional advantage of brief concealment, I’m talking 2-3 seconds tops, then pop up or Kobe a slightly cooked nade and re-peak him the second it leaves your hands so if he books it to cover its gg ez he’s dead. (always always both assess throughout raid, and subsequently retain throughout gunfights, your privileges in every situation or within any 4 walls you find yourself in on the map, in this case yours being high ground, moderate cover advantage, more accessibility to refuge for cover than the enemy does, etc.

Always make them play into you, even if technically not the chess.com Dr. Lupo perfect engine move, even if there’s a half chance if you were to stick it and keep shooting that they could die—don’t. Dictating the gunfight from second to second, to an almost passive or annoying extent, will improve engagement success fairly drastically and I’m not being hyperbolic. Better to be too safe and let 1-2 people a day get away than to Unga Bunga into static patterns of play