A direct sequel to Episode 1, otherwise referred to as Operation Centerfire.
Cyborgs are the perfect operators. With artificial limbs, combat operating systems and emotional inhibitors, they are examples of unrequited precision and machine-like strength. However, these beings have a glaring weakness, a vulnerable backdoor. The Net, that which gives them their inhuman comprehension of simulated combat, also offers those skilled enough to bypass cerebral defenses the keys to the kingdom.
In this episode of Simulacrum, we watch through the eyes of Reach, a Corporate mercenary, as he and his team investigate a synthetic training facility on behalf of his employers. Shell, his military-grade onboard AI, manages to block a direct attempt to hack into his brain, which would otherwise give the hacker complete control over his systems. Unfortunately, the staff and security forces of the facility under investigation aren’t so lucky. In a last ditch effort, Reach and his task force carve a bloody path through the mindless cyborg slaves of the unseen hacker in hopes of extracting in time, all while their systems are slowly infiltrated by the very hack that has turned the men and women around them into gun-toting zombies.
What was responsible for the task force’s downfall? Could it have been the information extracted during Operation: Centerfire?
And how did Reach survive all of this?
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Thanks for watching.
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Loadout:
Tokyo Marui P90
-AEG, high ROF
-CQB friendly: ~250 FPS
-Small profile, good for close engagements
-stock internals
-mid-cap magazine
Elite Force H8R
-CO2 Revolver
-10 rounds removable disk magazines
-CQB friendly: ~330 FPS
-Cost effective, low maintenance sidearm
Kit:
Black FAST helmet (Med, unknown brand)
SA Fishing face mask (Black)
OneTigris lower mesh mask (Black, review on channel)
Sniper veil neck wrap (Black, Rothco)
Condor Tactical Shirt (LG, Black)
Rotcho BDU Pants (Red Camo)
Diamond Tactical Plate Carrier (Black)
OneTigris waist pack (Black, review available on channel)
Thigh Holster (Black, modified, unknown brand)
Valsetz boots (Black, Underarmour, a good, versatile boot option)
Recording Equipment: GoPro Hero3+
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Edited using Adobe Premiere and iMovie.
I use Premiere for the special effects and iMovie for audio work. iMovie is a pretty easy drag-and-drop program that offers some light editing options as well as audio effects, which saves a lot of time when it comes to voice work.
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NOTE: This gameplay has been heavily edited to omit lag-time in an attempt to make the footage more entertaining (i.e. respawns, deaths, game changes and the like are not shown intentionally). Simulacrum is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not reflect my actual behavior as a player, nor is it a realistic depiction of the gameplay I initially recorded.
If it helps, think of Simulacrum more as a film than airsoft gameplay.
NOTE: Simulacrum is in no way attempting to represent actual combat or any facet of the military or law enforcement. Callsign: Reach is not associated with any military or law enforcement organization whatsoever.
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Valkyrie Airsoft: https://www.facebook.com/valkyrieairs...
7763 OH-73, Wilmington
OH 45177
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Music:
Opening Background Music//
Kevin Macleod
Airport Lounge
Available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. Download link: https://incompetech.com/music/royalty...
All sound effects used in my video are available in my playlist "Royalty Free Music BABY." To my immediate knowledge, all of them are free to use.
