SubinkaHis ping isn’t the thing in question. The point is that the clip is an example of questionable play on his part.
Also, while looking at As MGE server stats I noticed that he has the highest point total of anyone on that server by ~11,000 points. The main part of this that looks sketchy to me is that the person in second place is yaima (who I’m pretty sure is the same person as blackymonster, who was hacking), despite having 3 less hours on the server than yaima, and spending a decent amount of time doing nothing in badlands middle because nobody wants to play against his crutch loadout. I also visited his gametracker page and I doubt that he got good at TF2 by frequenting Hightower and 2Fort.
Basically, the deeper I dig, the more suspicious he gets.
no, i think he got good by playing thousands of lobbies and frequenting 6's ever since ~2015 (http://logs.tf/profile/76561198092645022).
he doesn't seem suspicious to me at all. the clip you linked is certainly weird, but a lot of networking problems can explain it.
his scout stats, including the one & only team he played on back in S25, are overall low open level (https://play.esea.net/users/1698804?tab=history). his soldier stats are solid because he has specialized heavily in direct hit and shotgun ever since he started playing.
i never once thought he cheated, and people are honestly way too petty and mean-spirited towards him simply because he uses arguably a cheesy, but clearly underestimated, weapon combination. people don't try new shit out on tf2 enough, and it's good that we have players try to push underutilized weapon combinations to their maximum level. i don't necessarily agree that using the direct hit is the best way to hone directs, but he doesn't talk shit & he genuinely enjoys it. it can be outplayed if you play optimally because there's a lot of inherent variance caused between the natural imprecision in human reaction and the precision required by direct hit.