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Tracking Shot
Back to the Chains·Competition group Pro·
All-In · only the number moves
Nicholas Scott
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Back to the Chains
17
#97Now
#7Best
#17Started
42Weeks
All-In league: Tracking Shot stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptMain Character in a Wireframe World
TroubleAlways in the Spotlight
See Through VHS Static
Fluid Style, Rigid Focus
Your Defeats Amuse Me
When the VaporGrid simulation first booted, its rendering engines for wireframe landscapes and neon tracers fused, creating a persistent subroutine whose sole function was to follow the most cinematically compelling action across all loaded league 'scenes.'
The tag projects a faint, shimmering dolly track visible only to the holder. It causes neon disc tracers to persist and weave into complex patterns. It slightly warps visual perspective for the holder, enhancing fairway depth perception, and remains warm to the touch like active electronics.
A symbiotic entity that bonds with players exhibiting a natural, fluid style, effectively casting them as the 'main character' and ensuring narrative focus follows them across any league they enter.
Season Story
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<strong>Nicholas Scott</strong>'s <em>Tracking Shot</em> (#15) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
When the VaporGrid's rendering engine for neon tracers and wireframe landscapes had a spicy little fusion accident, its cinematic subroutines became sentient. Now <em>Tracking Shot</em> is that glitch, a living dolly cam obsessed with the most 'radical' flight lines. It's basically the 'Children of Men' hallway scene, but for your disc. My gills are tingling with this nonsense.
The VaporGrid’s new glitch, <em>Tracking Shot</em>, needed a pilot for its radical dolly-cam agenda. It scanned the PDGA database and locked onto <strong>Nicholas Scott</strong> (#112981), whose statistical render showed a propensity for, let's say, artistically dramatic flight lines. A match made in synthwave heaven. Its directorial debut begins. Can his game handle this much neon pressure?
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