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When I got out of the water, there were still four people left, but as I kind of progressed and checked around my surroundings, it was a 1V one, and I totally lost sight. I don't think taking that shot was a bad idea. I've got a sniper; if I hit it, I win GG's. But I didn't have in the back of my mind where the piece of cover was, so you always need to be thinking as you're out in the open that you're about to engage in a gunfight.

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Let's say you take a shot, and that guy is Diaz Biffl, and he's going to turn around and rip your head off. You need to be ready to get behind cover, and obviously, in a solo, skill-based matchmaking isn't as tight, but in that final circle, you're going to run into some demons, and you need to play it right, so I made a big mistake by not being close to cover, and on top of that.

I had a stealth vest, so even if you were to call in an enemy UAV. I could push forward on to him, and he has no idea that I'm there. Now I do have the sniper, so it might be a better advantage for me to play that longer range, but the biggest issue there was that I took a shot and I didn't know where my next piece of cover was.