Because he had personally learned and played before, he knew just how difficult it was to peek and shoot like Fatty, constantly moving, hitting static or dynamic targets with every shot being lethal!
Some warriors counted that Fatty fired a total of thirty-two shots, killing thirty-two enemies. Those who have never been on the battlefield find it hard to understand what a terrifying statistic this is. It's no myth to be a hundred percent accurate. A qualified sniper might miss only a few times in a lifetime. However, Fatty's kind of sniping was not done in the manner of a sniper.
He didn't have long periods of hiding, didn't spend time observing, nor did he sneak and relocate over long distances. He was like a groundhog, darting back and forth on the hundred-meter-long position. Every time he poked out his head, it meant a death. This efficiency in killing was unmatched even by ten snipers or machine gunners.
Efficiency is what is truly terrifying.
