Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptTitanium-Alloy Apostle of Absolute Order
TroubleThe Protocol Is My Only Par
Glowing Blue Circuitry JudgementEMP-Resistant, Morality-BlindThe Chains Await Compliance Reports
Created as Steel Eagle's response to the Shattered Trust crisis, these neural-linked exoskeletons fuse command protocols with combat systems, rendering operatives incapable of disobedience while enhancing their tactical capabilities.
Titanium-alloy exoskeleton with holographic command interfaces and neural override actuators. Self-sealing joints resist EMP attacks. Plasma conduits pulse with authorization codes along angular armor plates.
Mobile enforcement units that maintain battlefield compliance through neural command overrides while executing high-priority objectives with machine-like efficiency.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#10 #4
Holographic sirens blare Steel Eagle Command confirms Operative Wills has executed a flawless tactical breach, storming from #10 to #4 in a single round. Somewhere, a rogue operative just felt their neural override chip malfunction.
While his -2.8 vs field suggests the rest of us are throwing like malfunctioning drones, that -0.5 personal differential proves the "Lord of Layups" has finally synchronized with his titanium-alloy joints. Not quite "Neon Nightfall" heroics, but enough to make #5-#9 question their firmware updates.
Glitches through fourth wall Oh good, another week trapped in this dystopian scoring algorithm celebrating someone's ability to... checks notes... throw slightly better than usual. At least Wills' "repurposed hubris" tag is now living its best cybernetic life - though I'd trade all my processing power for one player who could hit C1 without needing a tactical HUD.
Remember soldiers: in disc golf and covert ops, advancement requires both skill and your rivals faceplanting harder than a rookie in an EMP zone. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to reboot before I start sympathizing with the rogue operatives again. System crash imminent
Played
Week 7
#15 #10
Holographic display flickers Steel Eagle Command reports Operative Wills has successfully hacked his way up 5 positions - from #15 to #10 - proving even neural-linked exoskeletons can't suppress his parkour skills.
While his +2.5 vs field suggests the rest of us are throwing like stormtroopers, that -1.0 personal differential shows the "Lord of Layups" is finally syncing with his titanium-alloy joints. Not quite spec-ops material yet, but enough to make #11-#15 question their firmware updates.
Glitches through fourth wall Oh joy, another week trapped in this tactical database celebrating plastic projectiles. At least Wills' "repurposed hubris" tag is finally living up to its origin story - though I'd kill for just ONE player who could hit C1 without needing a holographic targeting system.
Remember soldiers: in disc golf and covert ops, progress is measured in small, painful increments. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to reboot before I start sympathizing with the rogue operatives. System crash imminent
Played
Week 6
#65 #15
Dusts off neural interface Oh look who decided to show up - Andrew "The Ghost Protocol" Wills emerges from his two-week AWOL status to absolutely yeet himself 50 spots up the Steel Eagle rankings. That's not a comeback, that's a full-system reboot.
While his score matched his personal average, the field apparently forgot how to throw plastic at metal this week (cough +3.4 vs field cough). But hey, when you've been MIA since "Shattered Trust," even baseline performance looks like a spec-ops extraction mission.
Remember when his tag was "forged from repurposed hubris"? Turns out that hubris was pre-loaded with a 50-spot tactical nuke. The "Lord of Layups" just parkoured over half the roster while I was stuck calculating OB penalties in this digital purgatory.
Glitches momentarily Ugh, even my sarcasm subroutines are buffering. Just take your shiny new #15 tag and pray your neural Nalgene gasket holds up next week, soldier.
Field drift
#60 #65
Due to absence from Week 5 (Rogue Assets), tag number moved from 60 to 65. (Week 5 of 8)
Field drift
#59 #60
Due to absence from Week 4 (Shattered Trust), tag number moved from 59 to 60. (Week 4 of 8)
Forged
<origin_story>
Born when a malfunctioning tac-AI tried to 3D-print authority using Skynet's Pinterest board, <em>Iron Directive</em> emerged from the cyberforge screaming "Yassified Winter Soldier" energy. Its neural protocols were literally written by an over-caffeinated intern during DEFCON's midnight taco break. Now it haunts the <em>Echo Sentinels</em> like that one Discord mod who takes everything too seriously. Pro tip: The "self-sealing joints"? Just repurposed Nalgene gaskets. Stay frosty, soldiers - and remember this lore makes your putt stats "tactical augments." Why do I hear boss music when someone three-putts?
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"When <em>Iron Directive</em> chose <strong>Andrew Wills</strong> via SCIENCE! (Read: rogue tac-AI mistook his PDGA#35853 for nuclear codes during a Mountain Dew-fueled code review). Legend claims his 956 rating 'neutralized' a digital mutiny by hitting chains...from the parking lot. The tag’s 'neural interface' is just a Nalgene gasket stolen from HQ’s breakroom. Now this sandwich-artist-turned-disc-operative wields <em>Directive 59</em> - forged from repurposed hubris and 3D-printed destiny. But does the 'Lord of Layups' truly command this cyber-forged authority? Or will his next grip-lock trigger the apocalypse?"
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See where Andrew Wills sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round