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A useful glitch(?) used in the online game Soldier Front. Used by players (typically the snipers or people using rifles) to take out an enemy and not reveal their position. Pros: ~Once learned and practiced, it's freaking easy to perform. ~Even if you mess up, you've taken out a player and given your team an advantage. Cons: ~If you mess up, you've revealed your position. ~If you don't mess up the silent part but still miss, they can still hear the audio of the bullet whistling bye, and they know they're being watched (peeping tom). ~Follows the one-shot one-kill rule. NEVER use in close combat. How to perform: ~1.OF COURSE have your position on the field (usually in a confined or covered space where you can peep out and shoot). ~2.Before you take your gun out, switch to your knife. ~3(a).Switch to your gun. ~3(b).OPTIONAL take a practice shot. To perform, shoot and simulateously press F on your keyboard. If pressed at the exact same time, you will mess up. It's like shooting 1 milisecond after the shot. THIS TAKES PRACTICE. ~4.Wait for your target and shoot! Be patient, have good aim and good luck.
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