Every few seconds while moving around, Sollazo would suddenly hop. There was one other thing I noticed, although I didn't understand the significance of it at the time. From what I could tell, he just ran around the map at top speed at all times, throwing a few health-regenerating packs at his feet whenever he found a good cover spot and then taking out three or more enemies at a time from his carefully chosen location before moving on to the next one. Instead, I stayed on the menu and watched Sollazo play through his own viewpoint – a nifty feature new to Battlefield 4. The next time I died, I decided to wait a minute before spawning back in. Sollazo was doing it in every other game we played together. In all my years of playing Battlefield games, I may have gone 30-and-1 only once or twice. This guy isn't just good – he's a death machine.

That means that for every 10 times Sollazo dies, he takes 47 people down with him. But this is the crazy part: His average kill-death ratio is 4.7.

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