One time back in year 1 trials, I was doing it with a team trying to go flawless, but mainly just screwing around.
So I run up and rush them, kill one of their guys. My team follows behind me because they're sniping and they follow after I secure a kill.
[i]no one else was there[/i]
I turn to the left, and from right around the corner a hunter uses blink strike.
I scream like a little girl and use blink on instinct
It didn't save me of course and my body flies into the sunset.
[b]but wait there's more[/b]
My body went so high I'm pretty sure it hit some sort of barrier. So spectating my ghost I see it
It just kinda *PLOPS* back down about 2 seconds later and it
Stretches
All over the map
It's everywhere
And my team and their team got to my ghost just in time to see it.
They all looked at it together, and sat down. Enemy team and all, until it disappeared. All the saw was a stretched out Ram horn.
They sat there until one of my teammates stood up (using the same button to sit, so it wasn't hostile) and slowly walked away.
And then he captured the point.
But seeing my stretchy body go all over the place and make even the enemy team stop to think about what happened and mourn (I think) was
Life changing
I was dying, and my friends were giggling the whole time. I'm pretty sure the enemy team were too, but I don't know
Greatest trials game ever.
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