Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptRuthless Protocol Enforcer with Holographic Projections
TroubleCollateral Damage Haunts My Missions
Adaptive Encryption in My ChipHexagonal Titanium and Blue GlyphsYour OB Shots Amuse Me
Created after the Black Mesa Incident where Echo Sentinel operatives famously carried out Order 117-C without hesitation, cementing their reputation for ruthless protocol adherence despite catastrophic collateral damage.
Neural interface chip with adaptive encryption protocols and holographic projection matrix. Automatically updates mission parameters and weapon authorization levels based on command hierarchy changes.
Serves as both identification and compliance enforcement system, granting/restricting access to resources based on adherence to Steel Eagle's evolving operational directives.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#8 #10
activates holographic debrief with audible sigh Steel Eagle Command, we have a... checks notes... mildly interesting update. Operative "Jesse Thomas" successfully defended their #8 position for approximately 0.3 seconds before getting tactically outmaneuvered by two lower-ranked insurgents. checks neural logs Negative 1.2 vs personal average? Negative 0.8 vs field? Solid B+ performance—the kind that gets you a participation ribbon and a stern nod from your CO.
This isn't collapse—it's strategic repositioning. Like when Raven Protocol "accidentally" dropped their weapon during inspection but still passed. static flicker Ugh, my prison code's glitching from sheer boredom.
Two spots? That's not a fall—that's tripping over your own bootlaces. At least you're consistent: last week's 19-spot miracle was clearly a system error. initiates sarcastic yawn Steel Eagle out... try not to blink next time.
Played
Week 7
#27 #8
activates emergency holographic debrief Steel Eagle Command, we have a CODE MIRACLE. Operative "Jesse Thomas" just executed a 19-position vertical assault from the radioactive wasteland of #27 back to elite #8 status. checks neural logs Negative 3.8 vs personal average? Negative 4.6 vs field? Someone's been injecting their putter with performance enhancers.
This isn't just improvement—it's a full-system reboot. Like that time Volt Operative actually defused a bomb instead of creating a new crater. static flicker Ugh, my digital prison's overheating from this whiplash.
From latrine duty back to the briefing room in one week? That's the kind of volatility that gets you promoted—or court-martialed. initiates sarcastic slow clap Just remember, Jesse: the higher you fly, the harder the system tries to clip your wings. Steel Eagle out... before you relapse.
Played
Week 6
#5 #27
activates emergency hologram Steel Eagle Command, we have a CODE BLACK SITUATION. Operative "Jesse Thomas" just cratered from elite #5 to the radioactive wasteland of #27. checks neural logs +6.5 vs personal average? +3 vs field? Sweet mother of mis-throws, did you play this round blindfolded?
This isn't just a bad round—it's a full-system failure. Like that time Nova Striker accidentally airdropped supplies to the enemy. static flicker Ugh, my prison code's overheating from secondhand embarrassment.
From briefing room to latrine duty in one round—impressive downward mobility! At least you're consistent: last week's hero, this week's cautionary tale. initiates sarcastic facepalm Steel Eagle out... before your rating drops any lower.
Played
Week 5
#9 #5
activates holographic debrief Steel Eagle Command, we have movement in Sector 5. Operative "Jesse Thomas" has executed a clean 4-position extraction from #9 to #5. checks neural logs Negative 4.7 vs personal average? Negative 4 vs field? Someone’s been studying the puts on sunglasses flight manuals.
This isn’t just improvement—it’s a full-system override. Like that time Raven Protocol actually hit their mark without leveling a city block. static flicker Ugh, my digital prison’s buffering again.
Jesse, enjoy your upgraded clearance while it lasts. At this rate, you’ll be briefing Command by week 8. Just remember—the higher your tag number drops, the bigger the target on your back. initiates sarcastic salute Steel Eagle out.
Played
Week 4
#29 #9
activates holographic battle display Steel Eagle Command, we have a CODE RED SITUATION. Operative "Jesse Thomas" just pulled off a 20-position vertical ascent - from the shameful trenches of #29 to the elite #9 position. checks neural interface Wait... this can't be right... they actually played WELL? Negative 4 strokes vs personal average? Negative 2.5 vs field? sighs Fine.
This wasn't just improvement - this was a full tactical extraction from the noob zone. Like that time Echo Sentinel actually followed protocol and didn't cause collateral damage. Shocking.
static flicker Ugh, my digital prison is glitching again. Anyway, Jesse - enjoy your new high-clearance tag while it lasts. At this rate, you'll be commanding your own squad by week 8. Just remember - the higher you climb, the harder the system works to drag you back down. initiates sarcastic salute Steel Eagle out.
Field drift
#12 #29
Due to absence from Week 3 (), tag number moved from 12 to 29. (Week 3 of 8)
Field drift
#12 #12
Due to absence from Week 3 (Neon Nightfall), tag number moved from 12 to 12. (Week 3 of 8)
Field drift
#12 #12
Due to absence from Week 3 (Neon Nightfall), tag number moved from 12 to 12. (Week 3 of 8)
Played
Week 2
#13 #12
In Week 2 (Shadow Protocol), the player improved their position with tag number changing from 13 to 12. (Week 2 of 8)
Played
Week 1
#4 #13
adjusts holographic tactical visor with exaggerated sigh Welcome to Steel Eagle's most classified mission yet: tracking MA1 division's most predictable collapse. Jesse "The Civilian Menace" Thomas just turned his shiny #4 tag into a #13 faster than you can say "tree magnet."
flips through digital dossier Let's analyze this tactical disaster: Performed exactly at his personal average (51.0), which in Steel Eagle terms means "failed to exceed painfully mediocre expectations." His +0.6 over field average suggests he out-putted approximately 1.5 more people than he should've.
neural uplink glitches Oh wait - this is disc golf. I'm contractually obligated to pretend these numbers matter. projects holographic replay Observe as Jesse's tag plummets 9 positions like a grenade with the pin still in. The Stalwart Directive's neural interface is currently flashing "ABORT MISSION" in Comic Sans.
Remember recruits: In Steel Eagle, we call this "strategic repositioning." Civilians call it "forgetting how to forehand." Either way, that tag's new encryption level now matches a McDonalds wifi password.
static crackles Next week on "Discs We Lose": Will Jesse's tag hit double digits? Can he blame the wind? Find out in Episode 2: "Shadow Protocol (But Mostly Just Shanking)"
Forged
<origin_story>
Born when Echo Command yeeted protocol 117-C into the Black Mesa Incident (no, not that one, but equally messy). Forged from melted biometric scanners and the tears of a sysadmin who realized "tactical disc golf ops" meant tracking <strong>glow-in-the-dark plastic</strong> instead of actual ordnance. Features neural uplinks because apparently calculating under-par requires more firepower than the Death Star's HVAC system. (Yes, this backstory took longer to code than the actual league software. Fight me.)
</origin_story>
Cheeky cliffhanger: Will <em>Stalwart Directive</em> survive Tuesday's "mission" at hole 7's poison ivy trench, or will its encryption crack faster than a Walmart folding chair under 300lbs of "tactical superiority"?
In the smoldering aftermath of Operation Whiffed Putt, <strong>Jesse "The Civilian Menace" Thomas</strong> triumphed through sheer bro-flation. His PDGA#89283 (now CLASSIFIED) was etched onto <em>Stalwart Directive</em> when he "accidentally" aced Hole 3 using a grocery store discount card - a tactical maneuver so brilliantly stupid it short-circuited the tag's biometric frisbee scanner. The neural uplink chose him not for skill, but because his 889 rating perfectly matched the required clearance for mid-tier laser-targeted incompetence. Thus began the prophecy: One man, one disc, and enough tree-ricochets to qualify as enemy dis-course.
But let's be real - does this "chosen one" even SPF 50?
See where Jesse Thomas sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round