I love how DSP still doesn't get the basics of a first person shooter he has played for dozens of hours. He just got his ass handed to him in a 1v1 being one of the last two survivors, losing his squad the match.
Short clip:
(audio is about a second out of sync, my bad)
Because he's using Bloodhound, he has all the tactical advantages he could wish for in this particular situation. The character DSP is using has:
1. a passive that shows where an enemy has been (tracks)
2. the "tactical abillity" to scan for enemy presence
3. the "ultimate abillity" to ramp up and combine the two things above for 35 seconds straight, and highlight enemies in bright red
He uses all of these abillities in this fight, but still gets rekt. Why?
1. he fails see the enemy highlighted in BRIGHT RED because DSP is as blind as a bat, and because
2. he's blocking a big section of basically the only place the enemy could possibly shoot him from (the double doors) with his own gun
3. he's using the Devotion which has some sort of a spin-up time, building up the fire rate over time, which obviously sucks monkey balls in a close-quarters-combat situation, especially when not having the attachment that actually reduces this spin-up time (the 4th attachment slot is empty)
4. he should have used the R-99 SMG in his inventory instead, which has the highest fire rate in the whole game, avoiding all problems I mentioned at point 3
5. the enemy is using the character named Pathfinder, who has no abillities that aid him in this scenario; it's just him and its player's skills
6. the enemy looks to be using the Spitfire, which is an LMG with a fairly high rate of fire for its damage output and, of course, has no spin-up time
7. from the moment the enemy starts shooting (the doors are still closed at this point), it takes him almost a full second to realize he's being shot at, so having a spin-up weapon AND the reaction time of a snail, this means certain death (scratch this one, because something got fucked up when rendering the clip, so the sound is out of sync)
TL;DR DSP needs glasses, but manages to completely sabotage his advantageous position mainly by simply lacking basic skills.
Nothing he could do, though. Not his fault.