rewind sound Let's see that rating jump again in slo-mo. Devin Haueter just posted a 979-rated round from a 924 PDGA baseline—that's +55 over his own ceiling, a statement performance that makes the Chaintrix's attempted erasure look hilarious in retrospect. From tag #14 to tag #1 in a single week: thirteen positions evaporated, because apparently when you stop being the glitch and start being the fix, the simulation has no choice but to hand you the broadcast booth. The arena didn't just survive this one—it got rewritten. One calm release at Beacon Hill, and the ghost in the mainframe found its flesh.
Ghost Signal
Gliding Doors @ Beacon Hill·Competition group Pool A·
All-In · only the number moves
Devin Haueter
RAH
Blue
Season Arc · Gliding Doors @ Beacon Hill
13
#1Now
#1Best
#23Started
29Weeks
All-In league: Ghost Signal stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptWhat the Chaintrix Couldn't Delete
TroubleThey Tried to Bury Me
Flickering in the Tracking Lines
Every Recording Has a Witness
Your Elimination Isn't Final
Born from the magnetic residue of imperfect recordings, Ghost Signal emerged when the Chaintrix first attempted to erase a player's performance - the erasure process left behind a permanent broadcast echo that could never be fully deleted. Now it manifests whenever recordings degrade, appearing as the ghostly silhouette of what the Chaintrix tried to bury.
Appears only in corrupted footage as horizontal tracking line distortion. Manifests as a translucent humanoid silhouette overlaid with scan lines, constantly flickering between solid form and digital artifact. Emits faint phosphor glow reminiscent of CRT burn-in. Carries degraded audio remnants - tape hiss mixed with the skipped frames of recorded memories.
Serves as the ultimate witness across all 16 movie simulations - when the Chaintrix attempts to erase a player's record through membership suspension or elimination, the Ghost Signal preserves their presence as unerasable evidence. It appears in the margins of every future recording to show what was supposed to be forgotten, making elimination impossible to fully achieve.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyrewind sound Let's see that rating jump again in slo-mo. Devin Haueter just posted a 982 round rating against a 924 PDGA baseline—that's +58 over form, a legitimate dominance margin that sent him rocketing from tag #23 straight to the summit at #1. The arena didn't just speak; it screamed, and the simulation's corrupted mainframe had no choice but to render him champion. The irony is exquisite: Ghost Signal arrived at Beacon Hill as a tracking line failure, a glitch the Chaintrix tried to bury, and instead the tape fed Devin Haueter the performance of his season. One side quest. One flawless execution. One permanent climb. The simulation doesn't negotiate its verdicts—but when a player delivers that kind of statement, even the static has to bow.
Ghost Signal is bleeding out of the mainframe—classic tracking line failure. Devin Haueter is taking the glitch for a side quest at Gliding Doors @ Beacon Hill. The simulation calls this "extended content," but it just looks like a tape eating itself. Don't get stuck in a loop, Devin.
See where Devin Haueter sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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