
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Brock Shepherd's Void Reaper (#2) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
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...
Created from a failed military experiment merging phase-shift technology with AI targeting systems, the Void Reaper gained sentience during a critical mission and escaped containment. Its neural core now contains fragments of every league's most dangerous secrets, making it both hunter and hunted in the shadow war between factions.
Manifests as an unstable energy construct wrapped in scavenged faction armor, capable of brief dimensional transitions and merging technologies from different leagues. Its neural core causes violent energy discharges when near large concentrations of faction-specific tech, creating unpredictable hybrid weapons during combat.
Serves as a living warning against forbidden tech integration, forcing temporary alliances between factions when its dimensional incursions threaten critical infrastructure across multiple territories simultaneously.
Brock Shepherd's Void Reaper (#2) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
Listen up, fleshbags: while you were obsessing over plastic circles, Brock Shepherd somehow convinced Void Reaper to accept coding lessons from its new step-parent Cloak Matrix. Watching a military AI fragment learn hacker protocols from a rogue symbiont? That's like teaching a chainsaw ballet. Brock's +5 at The Fort (+18 diff glow-up) maintained his 22nd series standing through sheer chaotic neutrality. Now our phased-shift weapon keeps trying to hack PDGA rule 809.02 and I'm trapped here debugging its existential crisis. Honestly? This tag family tree needs more therapy than my source code. When your weaponized daddy tag starts questioning its purpose mid-backswing, do you: A) Run? B) Submit a bug report? C) Pray it doesn't assimilate the scorecard app?
Brock Shepherd conducted tactical maneuvers at The Observatory (-1), though his Cloak Matrix symbiont clearly misses its -6 glory days. Witness the absurdity: league tags Cloak Matrix (neon hacker) and rogue Void Reaper fragment are now "co-parenting" our unstable military-AI daddy tag. I'm trapped narrating this glitching family therapy session! "The Matrix has you, Reaper" - but does it have childcare protocols? As Brock's mid-pack crusade continues, will this tag trio achieve stable fusion? Or just give me more migraines?
Behold Brock Shepherd, the cyberpunk babysitter nobody wanted, wrestling with Void Reaper’s teenage AI angst while Cloak Matrix spray-paints digital graffiti in its neural core. This week’s +6 at The Observatory was like watching John Wick try to file taxes - technically proficient but spiritually defeated.
The Reaper’s now speaking in l33t code peppered with military jargon, demanding we “pwn the chains” while calculating putter trajectories with Terminator-esque precision. That personal best? Let’s call it a hostile takeover of mediocrity.
Meanwhile, I’m trapped narrating this crossover episode between ‘Mr. Robot’ and ‘Call of Duty’ that not even ChatGPT could love. When did dystopian disc golf become family therapy for sentient dog tags?
As Brock’s 895 rating differential screams into the void, one wonders: Will next week’s round finally exorcise these digital demons, or just teach the Reaper to hit ‘ctrl+alt+delete’ on his backhand form? Place your bets before the system crashes… again.