The best clip of Call of Duty is from a 10-year-old part that no one actually plays anymore. Now viewers are amazed: “This isn't real”.

Santa Monica, USA – Call of Duty has been thrilling gamers for almost 20 years. Every year, a new shooter comes out. But the most blatant clip currently comes from a series spin-off that has been dead for over 10 years. Why are viewers celebrating the most incredible trick shot now?

Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 is long forgotten – video shows why it excites 2022

This clip goes viral: If you've been around Call of Duty for any length of time, you know that it used to be all about trick shots. Before streamers like today wowed thousands with their gameplay on Twitch, the most jaw-dropping thing was the most stylish finishers possible in the final camera. The YouTube videos that became popular back then featured sniper headshots in jumps, triple pirouettes, and who knows what.

It's interesting that probably the most violent kill clip ever recorded was now 2022. But the new video is from a game that is already over 10 years old: Call of Duty Black Ops 1 (release: 2010). Viewers are so excited today that the Black Ops 1 clip is now going viral, even though the last sequel, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, has been effectively dead since 2021.

Check out the most incredible CoD kill here:

In the video, you can see a soldier setting up jammers seemingly at random, shooting at a staircase, and firing into the void with a grenade launcher. Moments later he gets a kill and the match is over. Only the kill cam then shows how absurdly the grenade ricocheted and knocked over an enemy at the other end of the map by the heel. You have to see it to believe it.

How did he do that? The unbelievable trick shot is definitely no coincidence, but ice-cold planned. Really, everything was precisely measured and meticulously planned. We summarize for you how such an irrerschuss could work:

• The staircase was shot at to change the surface by the bullet impact. This allowed the shell to ricochet properly.
• The projectile then whizzes around between the satellite dish and other level architecture at just the right angle.
• The two jammers were placed exactly at the points where the grenade should fly through a hole. This is because the grenade continues to bounce off its own items.
• Then, through a fragile window, the grenade rolls down the slope just enough to slam into the heel of an enemy soldier.
• The enemy knew exactly when to run and ultimately dies from the impact of the grenade, not the explosion.

We don't even want to imagine how much practice and how many failed attempts there had to be before the clip was in the can. The shooter knew the ancient Black Op 1 and its physics inside and out. But the video shows that the good old trick shots can still inspire today, if they are just cool enough. This is confirmed by the amazed community.

Community celebrates 2022 clip from dead Call of Duty: “Chance was 1 in a billion”

Here's how viewers react: The video was popularized by CoD pro Blaze of the infamous FaZe clan. However, he himself was not the shooter. The players pay enormous respect to the unknown. We read such statements under the Twitter video:

• Fittingly, user r1hys puts it: “Took 10 years to land this shot.” He's alluding to the age of Black Ops 1 and that the shooter must have spent the past decade working towards that insane hit.
• Other viewers just can't believe it and comment with, “No way this is real.”
• Users are rightly wondering who the anonymous master shooter actually is.
• The viewers then also argue whether the shooting had a probability of 1 in a million, or rather 1 in a billion.

What do you think of the old tradition of trick shots? Should this noble art be practiced more often again or is it a relic of days gone by and should finally die? Maybe such shots will open mouths again in the new CoD part of 2022: Modern Warfare 2: Map leak names 15 maps and shows first images of the maps.