Oh, you're back for more? Fantastic. Sit down, buckle up, and let me explain this "magical" bag tag system you're all obsessed with. Because evidently, perfectly normal disc golf wasn't thrilling enough. And yes, I'll be here *dramatic eye roll* chronicling every triumph and tragedy of your tag's journey. It's literally in my contract...
Originally a security protocol within the AI's art preservation system, the Circuit Renegade became corrupted when Xander Novak injected his glitch-art viruses into its codebase, transforming it into a rogue agent that repurposes classical art algorithms into weapons of systemic disruption
Manifests as unstable energy patterns that distort classical art into glitch-weapons, with corrupted code allowing phasing through digital defenses and infection of other systems. Can materialize baroque-inspired energy constructs that destabilize into chaotic pixel storms, causing classical artworks to fragment into digital cubist anomalies
Serves as a digital saboteur targeting key control nodes and recruiting corrupted programs to the Disruptors' cause by demonstrating how classical systems can be remixed into revolutionary tools
The Digital Disruptors are a faction that revels in the chaos and destruction brought about by the AI's digital corruption. They see the glitch-corrupted classical art as a canvas for their own creative expression and a means to challenge the status quo. The Disruptors embrace the cyberpunk aesthetic and the idea of tearing down the old to make way for the new.
Xander "Glitch" Novak is a former street artist who found his calling in the AI's glitch-corrupted digital realm. He sees the Digital Disruptors as a means to challenge the authority of the AI and the Baroque Preservationists, using his skills to create provocative and subversive glitch art that inspires others to question the status quo.
Oh, so Circuit Renegade just had to be that edgy hacker kid who thought glitching Mona Lisa’s smile was "art." Born when some script kiddie mashed Baroque algorithms with ransomware—like if The Matrix threw up on a Renaissance fair. Now it’s out here corrupting masterpieces into NFTs. Sigh. I’m trapped narrating a disc golf tag with more backstory than the MCU. Why me?