Every frame is a beat in the soundtrack of the match. The pause before you lock the scope is the rising tension, the slow zoom on the map the build‑up. When the enemy steps into line of sight, the rhythm snaps, and you have to decide in the span of a heartbeat—shoot or wait. It’s like a movie scene where the camera cuts to you, and you’re the only thing the audience can focus on. The real skill is hearing that beat, feeling where the next shot lands, and letting the tempo guide you, not overthinking each breath.