i made that clip so it didnt move at all. special effect. gg.
If you look at the distance from the tip of his gun to the spray paint over the duration of the clip, it doesn't move. So you didn't do that. Plus, you're not that talented. Lets be real, if it's not a built-in effect in Sony Vegas or Adobe AE, you've got no idea how to do it. And if you photoshopped 60-90 frames to do that, you're a tool. I guess thumbs up on the troll attempt.
Watching 2:29, is a little fishy, but I think he just had the recoil glitch. I've had the recoil glitch as well, but usually when I get it, I drag the mouse down and shoot the floor or kneecaps and die. I think that clip was possible because whoever he was shooting sucks, and because he realized the glitch was occurring. Also, his last bullet causes normal recoil movement.
Are you going to explain that by saying he switched from norecoiling to not-norecoiling(lol) after he got the kill. ...? If you agree with that, I think you should consider how ridiculous that would be. He'd spend more time trying to make sure he disables his norecoil after getting a kill. He'd play like garbage if that was the case. He would never get a multifrag, and he would have definitely slipped up and been caught no recoiling by now.
I'm not familiar with the mouse polling garbage, but with recoiling being client side, and possibly based on your system mouse sensitivity rather than DOD, it sounds like it'd be pretty effective. If your mouse could send more movement information to the game between shots, you'd be able to move the mouse further in the small window of time. It should definitely be illegal if that's the case, but there is no client, so it's probably better to just never bring up polling and hope everyone doesn't do it.
To many players in this community believe their seniority entitles them to being better than anyone else. Turns them all into corrupt admins.
To whoever the self entitled guys are... I think Ceebz is better than you
currently are at video games. I'm not saying he's better than you in your prime so calm down. But lets be real, you're not in your prime anymore.
TLDR;
It was a glitch. I get it too on a Win7 64bit multicore setup.