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True, I didn't really look at the rest of the scores, just posters and the guy beneath him. But still a 168-8 is still pretty damn good. :p

I'm not really sure if he was cheating but there are quite a lot of cheaters, Aimbots. because the death match its intense and they can't be easily spotted. Nevertheles if he wasn't cheating than yeah its bloody good score but 8 deaths on that intense death match i see it impossible :p

I dont have a screenshot but the other night on a custom Counterstrike Source map called searons in a 10 on 10 map I managed to kill 6 of the CT's and then defuse for a good old 9 points (1 per kill 3 for a defuse). Never managed to pull off anything like that. I got lucky, I think the entire time only 2 of the people I shot at were looking at me and one of those was totally panicking and blocking his buddy behind him. Also one of the few times I've been called a hack =D

Smigit, if you got lucky, then how is it ownage?

I'm not really sure if he was cheating but there are quite a lot of cheaters, Aimbots. because the death match its intense and they can't be easily spotted. Nevertheles if he wasn't cheating than yeah its bloody good score but 8 deaths on that intense death match i see it impossible :p

For you last comment, refer to my previous post.

Smigit, if you got lucky, then how is it ownage?

Well I still took out over half the team and had to be in the right spots at the right time. It's not like it was a complete luck run, I did go to places deliberatly and pulled off the shots I had to, a few of them cross map kills. I can guarantee you alot of the scores posted here had alot of "luck" involved too.

I mean really a Kd rato of 2:1 isnt that big a ownage either which reflects alot of the posts here otherwise I'd post those scores too.

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