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FRANGIBLE
ARKS Browser
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TUTORIAL
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CONCEPTS
A.R.K.S
Artificial Reality Kinetic System (ARKS), is a set of equipment that are needed to run Frangible. The primary equipment includes a bodysuit and the Hybrid Optical-based Surrogate Tracker (HOST) helmet. Only the latter is needed for a passive VR observer experience - such as spectating a game. Thanks to widespread distribution of the gear many years ago that complemented the rise of virtual gaming, ARKS are available for rent at designated ARKS gyms for local services. ARKS functions as a means of protection and gameplay immersion. The suit registers interactions between players and the environment. Shrapnels, abrasions, wounds, or wading through water, to name a few, will cause the suit to tighten up and emulate the weight upon the affected area - simulating sustained injuries or actions in-game. At the same time, the HOST helmet grants the player perception and peripheral awareness, as well as serving as a medium to access heads-up display systems (inventory, settings, and minimaps, etc.).
H.U.D
The heads-up display includes various panels that can be accessed via voice-activation or motion-based holograms. Players may customize their characters, purchase in-game items, hangout with other players, or hit the firing range to test out a variety of weapons.
In combat, the HUD displays a variety of information that aids the player in their match. The most notable functions are as follows:
-A translucent chat log at the top-left corner of the screen that can be minimalized.
-A ticket or point tracker for different teams at the top-center.
-A killfeed log at the top-right corner of the screen.
-A minimap that can be expanded to a full-scale map at the bottom-left, as well as the status of their squadmates.
-A weapon-cycler and munition indicator at the bottom right.
*Most of these functions are disabled in Hardcore or Tournament matches, prompting the operator to manually bring up their browser UI for these functions - which will hinder peripheral visions.
Built-in functions:
MARKER - Automatically mark last known position of one enemy as long as one member of the team has direct visual on target and simply pointing in the same direction. This can be done manually to mark other objectives or landmarks.
NIGHTVISIONS - Built-in gadget to enable vision in low-visibility environment. (Only available for Night maps)
PERISCOPE - Integrated binocular vision to perform long-range reconaissance.
GAMEPLAY
GAMEPLAY
Like previous first-person shooters, Frangible is a straight-forward point-and-shoot game. While the game has helped with obesity problems, the primary goal is to have fun. Train hard and you might make something out for yourself. More importantly, teamwork makes the dreamwork.
*Cardiac arrest is possible when playing Frangible. Ask your doctor if Frangible is right for you before exerting yourself. This has already been made clear, so get off our backs with your lawsuits.
AUTHENTICITY
Advised by a team of firearms expert, and optimized for gameplay balance by Tritical staff, in-game weapons have a certain percentage of malfunctioning (such as stoppage or hangfire). Players can inspect their weapons, which will indicate the issue and allow them to clear the malfunction via a procedural minigame which can take less than a minute overall depending on the severity. It is worth noting that environments can also affect firearms both positively (slower overheat buildup in colder climate) or negatively (stoppage when covered in mud). As such, treat your weapon with respect and it will keep you in the fight.
Environmental objects are rendered according to their real-life counterparts with various factors calculated (such as physics, mass, and density). For example, a 9mm will not be able to penetrate a concrete wall, but will create enough impact holes that allow a player to use as a peep-hole, or a .50 caliber round incapacitating a player behind a soft cover such as a wooden board.
PLAYER CUSTOMIZATION
Within Frangible, gunplay is the primary element that determines the victory and defeat of a player. Customizable gears such as outfit or load-bearing equipment are purely aesthetic, and does not buff a player's stats. This decision was made by Tritical to allow players the freedom of expression. Using ARKS's body-captured sensors, the player's gears reflect realistic fitting and excellent tesselation rendering. Though some creative players may also use their cosmetic gears to their advantage - such as wearing an all-white outfit to blend into their environment on snow maps like Edelweiss. Overall, the player's avatar comes with over thousands of outfits and gears to best represent them and does not affect their gameplay performance.
"Look, you can T-Bag your foe in a bunnysuit or whatever. Let me be absolutely clear about this - no stats on gears. This isn't HELAS or White Oasis. This is a final decision on our end. Don't blame your avatar, it's all skill issues - so get good or don't."
- CME Spokesman Peter Saborland, E5 Convention September 2039.
ARKS ARENAS
Most major cities have one or two arenas, built and funded by Tritical and CME, to host the local Frangible Seasonal Championship. These arenas span around three football stadiums, accompanied by multiple floors with tracking monitors for a larger audience that wish to see their idols in action. The center field is a reflective screen that simulates the in-game visuals on a broader map from a bird’s eye view. Audiences are equipped with on-site HOSTs to change camera angles and track their favorite players as the battle rages on. Ironically, it is paying for a seat just to watch the tournament from an on-site headset. At the very least, it encourages many to step outside of their home, and for the zealous fans - a chance to get an autograph from their idols.
ARKS Centers and smaller arenas also exist for more or less the same purpose, for casual net-cafe gamers or community practice. After all, Frangible is not the only game out there - but that is another story for another time.
RANKINGS & DETACHMENTS
RANKINGS
Like most FPS games, Frangible has a personal player ranking system (Global Solo Rank), as well as a detachment (Global Detachment Rank) function that allows players to form gaming clans and communities. The ranking system would determine matchmaking and tournament events that one is eligible for. While community-hosted tournaments are common for joint-exercises, the only way to progress in the global ranking system is to participate in Tritical-hosted competitions and events. Registration follows a strict filtering checklist that notifies those eligible for the events, so it is safe to assume that these official competitions and events are akin to proving grounds for many players around the world.
Renowned detachments, often referred to as “Pros”, are often sponsored by Tritical’s shareholders, with travel costs and allowances accounted for. With the rise of virtual reality’s popularity, corporate investments and ventures shifted towards the only thing that matters in the eyes of affordable consumers - Frangible. In return, it gave many a reason to train hard and attach themselves to detachments for monetary pursuits, and the glory that comes with it. Vice versa, talented players are often sought after by various detachments in order to help their rise in the ranks as a unit.
CASUAL MATCH VS. PRO MATCH
Casual Matches refer to public and private matches that are not hosted by Tritical. Any player, solo or a part of a detachment, can quickly find a match online. Casual matches allow players to advance their personal rank (GSR) and unlock their arsenal. From average Frangible enthusiasts to hardcore streamers, casual matches are often considered the grinding field for newbies and veterans alike. From time to time, Detachments may feel the need to challenge their near-peer adversaries, which is available via privately-hosted matches overseen by a mediate referee. These private matches are the proving grounds for aspiring detachments and players that wish to showcase their skills, while some are specifically created for joint-detachment exercises as part of a larger alliance. Either way, private matches can be hosted with or without a wager prize to encourage participation.
Pro Matches refer to team-level public matches that are hosted and overseen by Tritical, typically part of a Seasonal Tournament Championship event. This is the only time where a detachment could advance their GDR. As Frangible was conceived with teamwork and sportsmanship in mind, Seasonal Tournaments are currently restricted to promote outstanding Detachments. While this is the case, it also presents opportunities for many corporations to promote themselves therein.
In Seasonal Tournaments, detachments are able to advance their Global Detachment Ranking - with all detachments eligible for registration. Depending on the Tournament’s association and its terms, rewards may vary - with the triumphant detachment holding onto their newfound GDR until the next Season. To ensure a secure and fair environment for detachments involved, they are often flown into the chosen Arena and must use on-site ARKS - which are vetted and maintained by Tritical staff themselves. Accompanied by strict security measures, Pro Players must abide by their Detachment Contracts and NDA/Compliance terms (refer to Character Sheets thread for more information).
PLAYER TIERS CLASSIFICATIONS
Tier-4 (Initiates)
The casual tier for those that simply bought the game for fun or it was on Christmas sales. This is the most common tier for quick match-ups. While some may possess low GSR, their performance within a detachment is measured, in the case of exceptional teamwork capabilities. This inspires many to take on more responsibilities, as it helps to bring out leadership abilities in those that would otherwise be easily skipped simply by their ranks alone. Following the defeat of Astral Dynamix in Season 1’s Grand Finale at the hands of a Tier-4 operator from Zaranitsa, the latter's legendary feat gave rise to a renewed recruitment process for many sponsored detachments. Tier 4 (Initiates) often form the backbone of any detachment, and act as a reserve pool for specialized training programs.
Tier-3 (Expert)
Tier-3 (Expert) players are usually ranked players that have been adopted by various communities with the common ground of advancing going forward. It is common to see small competitive detachments formed at this tier for official matches and locally-organized prizes. This tier of gameplay requires players and their detachment mates to prioritize participation in official matches in order to climb the GDR.
Tier-2 (Elite)
This tier consists of talented players that have either played since the beta or have been vetted by the bigger detachments in their area, with hopes of taking on the mantle of renowned units (such as Iskandar 5). Specific Tier-2 teams are usually formed as reserve teams to existing “official” detachments, often led by a coach. Tier-2 teams usually possess a high level of unit cohesion and prioritizes teamwork in an almost military-like fashion. Tier-2 is often deemed as a proving and training ground for a prominent network of Tier-1 Detachments.
Tier-1 (Legendary)
The epochal players of Frangible that have clawed their way to the top. These apex predators form the backbone of corporate-ran detachments and represent the best of the best. By sheer luck, profound skills, or social prowess, Tier-1 players possess a modicum of weight to their usernames, as they represent not only themselves, but also the face of many corporate shareholders. Tier-1 players must sign a contract with a team in order to participate in Tier-1 Tournaments.
FIRETEAMS
Fireteams are 4-person squads designed for tactical gameplay. Upon joining a match, a player can form their own fireteam to play with friends, or is automatically assigned one when quickmatching. At a Detachment level, Fireteams are organized for training new players and facilitating a sense of unit cohesion. Over time, particularly in Tournaments, Fireteams often form their own identities and distinguishes themselves as a renowned unit within a Detachment. While Detachments represent the players involved on a marketing scale, Fireteams are ultimately responsible for separating the wheat from the chaff. Iskandar 5 is one such example, represents one of the best fireteam in-game.
GLOBAL SOLO RANKING (GSR)
The primary ranking that allows players worldwide to climb the ladder. GSR often dictates a player’s independent abilities, and is among the primary factors of matches’ filtering process. In some competitions, GSR can determine rewards calculated for the recipients. GSR only advances a player’s personal level and ranking, allowing them to unlock weapon attachments and blueprints. However, they are not considered official Pro players, and will not be able to participate in Seasonal Tournament matches - which requires a Detachment to join. GSR overall serves as a place for scouting companies and sponsors.
GLOBAL DETACHMENT RANKING (GDR)
Upon the global stage resides the GDR for aspiring clans and gaming communities. Similar to classic guild systems, Detachments are measured by a variety of factors, with their ranks acting as a badge of honor. Within detachment ranks, players are classified by their performance within the group, measured and appointed by however their detachment leader deems suitable for the hierarchical structure. As such, it is common to see a Detachment divided into different fireteams to help categorize and organize a detachment’s manpower allocations (primary competition fireteams or reserves) for major event operations.
Due to the ARKS’s strict compliance and identity-theft countermeasures, as well as Frangible’s gradual progression requirements, Tritical vets all players prior to and after the event in order to snuff out smurf accounts and mercs (surrogate accounts). If found, they are banned from participating in any future official competitions.
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TRENDING DETACHMENTS
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ZARANITSA (NON-PLAYABLE)
Detachment Tag: [ZARA]
GDR: 1st
Sponsor: Momuland Ltd.
Strength: ~50 active members
Average W/L (Ranked): 1.12
Average K/D (Ranked): 2.71
Description: Formed in late 2039, Zaranitsa’s debut began with Iskandar 5’s appearance on the field during Season 1’s elimination matches. Led by the well-established contender for the global solo rankers ArchiteKT, Iskandar 5’s decisive tactics and unrivaled coordination quickly cut through their rivals with ease. Causing an uproar in the gaming community, their rise to fame broke the internet with more than 5 million reposts to date, showcasing their exceptional gameplay during Season 1. Rising through the everchanging ranks, [ZARA] was later revealed to be sponsored by the eccentric chairwoman of Momuland Katya Nikishina, whose appearance on mainstream media since promoted Zaranitsa’s public image as Frangible’s poster crew. Well-funded and adaptable, ZARA members consist of only Tier-1 and Tier-2 players, boasting a strict recruitment process. Their structured training program and prolific ability to adapt makes them an unpredictable and intimidating force to face on the field.
ECHO GAMING
Detachment Tag: [ECHO]
GDR: 17th
Sponsor: Jianye Group
Strength: ~120 active members
Average W/L (Ranked): 0.94
Average K/D (Ranked): 1.93
Description: A high-tier detachment that has since expanded to accommodate talented players across the globe. Sponsored by one of CME’s partner groups, ECHO is a well-funded detachment with veteran players from Season 1. Promoting an active environment for its players to advance in the ranks and maintain standards, competitive matches are often held for internal training. Known for their aggressive playstyles, ECHO is home to the fittest, with little to no bargaining room for mistakes. Led by Baishe86, a tier-1 veteran since open-beta release, Echo was able to maintain their current GDR.
9LIVES (NON-PLAYABLE)
Detachment Tag: [9L]
GDR: 18th
Sponsor: RJ Organization
Strength: ~50 active members
Average W/L (Ranked): 0.91
Average K/D (Ranked): 1.83
Description: A newer organization formed by veteran gamers Isak Rey and Ashton Zimmerman—also known as Mimikry and ComiK—nearly five years ago, it quickly swept the gaming world due to the popularity of its founders. Sponsored by The Rey-Jonsson Organization and a variety of other high-tier companies, it is a well-funded detachment with very little limitations. While its main focus is on Frangible’s predecessor, it has also stepped into more lifestyle management with the addition of non-gaming content creators and influencers.
KINGSLAYERS
Detachment Tag: [KSL]
GDR: 29th
Sponsor: Ignis GmbH
Strength: ~170 active members
Average W/L (Ranked): 0.97
Average K/D (Ranked): 1.75
Description: A competitive gaming group inspired by the feats of Zaranitsa’s defeat of the Exaltium detachment in Season 1, [KSL] is in the business of breaking out of the double-digits GDR, in hopes of catching up to the Tier-1 players and surpassing [ZARA]. Kingslayers are organized into different fireteams, with versatile leadership initiatives to allow its members to actively expand on their planning and tactical skills. Active in ranked matches, KSL focuses on a balanced approach to train and advance their players for future Seasons.
BELL & FRIENDS
Detachment Tag: [BF]
GDR: 59th
Sponsor: Liberty Trust Ltd.
Strength: ~200 active members
Average W/L (Ranked): 0.82
Average K/D (Ranked): 0.98
Description: The official gaming group led by XBelligerentX, whose down-to-earth personality captured the hearts of many, offering sanctuary for many gamers and troubled veterans that wished to escape the real world. Bell and Friends is a chill detachment for those that just want to enjoy the game and have fun. Bell & Friends are composed of players from different tiers, with mediocre skill average percentile and mixed experiences. Despite this, [BF] managed to maintain its position within the double-digits thanks to the efforts of some talented players therein.
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MAPS
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MAP FEATURES
There are different kinds of terrain and situations that players are able to play in, heavily affecting the strategies of anyone participating. Things like time of the day and visibility-scale are part of it. These are randomly selected during the beginning of the match, forcing players to adapt. As for maps, ENDGAME's default four boasts a decent variety, with arenas and gyms often making ones specific to their area.
D.E.M (DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENT MECHANIC)
D.E.M (Dynamic Environment Mechanic), also called DME (Dynamic Map Environment), is an integrated module feature in Frangible that allows the battlefield conditions to change. Pushing Peripheral 1.0 Engine to its limits, environmental destruction by collisions, bullets, and certain weapon types was made possible. Following the release of the open beta in late September 2039, Tritical unveiled DEM’s concept such as dense fog and snowstorm on Edelweiss, as well as lightning storms and flood zones in September Snow that alters the landscape. DEM is randomly generated per map, and can affect players both positively and negatively. Those that fails to adapt will find themselves handicapped by their environment, while the flexible can use DEM (such as dense fogs to conceal their movement) to their advantage. DEM ranges from small to huge changes to the environment around the player.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
Randomly generated per map, there are several buildable parts that can be collected and assembled by players to create makeshift weapons, attachments or emplacements. A checklist of combined parts will appear upon finding one, giving the players a general idea of what they can build out of it.
GAME MODES
TDM Team Deathmatch (TDM)
Reach the score limit set by the server by accumulating an amount of kills equal to the score limit. Players are split into two teams. Weapon and attachment restrictions dependent on server settings.
TDM Casual: Solo players are assigned a random squad upon joining.
TDM Pro: Limited HUD with minimap disabled. No respawns.
Drop Zone (DZ)
Paradrop into an unstable war zone and survive to win. Upon landing, players must scavenge for weapons, ammunition and vehicles. As the match progresses, radioactive storms will encircle and shrink the map, obstructing vision and inflicting damage on those caught in it. As players attempt to survive the storm, they must engage other players until the last squad or player is left standing. Occasionally, supply drops make their appearance to aid players on the ground and are marked on every player’s map - containing ammunition and sometimes a vehicle. No respawns upon death.
DZ Casual: Squads are limited to four players.
DZ Pro: Detachments are limited to one squad of four players. Limited HUD with minimap disabled.
Spearhead (SPH)
Players are split into two teams - one attacking and one defending. Defending teams possess several sectors with objectives scattered within that the attackers must neutralize and capture. Sectors are neutralized upon the capture of these objectives, forcing the defenders to withdraw to the next sector. Defenders that do not withdraw from the previous sector in time will be marked on the minimap for the attacker, and will replenish extra tickets to attacker when incapacitated.
Attackers win when all sectors are neutralized.
Defenders win when the Attackers run out of tickets.
SPH Casual: Random support equipment will arrive when a certain amount of time has passed for Attackers.
SPH Pro: Limited HUD with minimap disabled. No respawns.
Courier (RUN)
A player is chosen among many as a Courier to carry intel following a pre-match timer, and must make their way towards the extraction point. They are given extra protection and bonus perks to survive against their assailants. The rest of the hunting team must take down the Courier before they escape. Minimaps and detection perks are disabled - rely on coordination and instincts to hunt down the Courier.
RUN Casual: Courier's minimap actively detects players within 10 meters. Limited HUD for hunters.
RUN Pro: Courier is assigned 1 squad mate (Tournament). Limited HUD for couriers and hunters. No respawns.
Joint-Ops (COOP)
Joint-Operations are diverse PvE missions that pit players against AI opposing forces. Players, regardless of their detachments, must work together to overcome the enemy and complete the primary objectives. Primary objectives vary per map. All players begin with their chosen loadout, with the opportunity to obtain various map-unique support as the mission progresses. Incapacitated players can be revived before bleeding out. Points can be accumulated dependent on player's feat and can be traded at checkpoints for upgrades and map-unique equipment. All items and upgrades obtained are lost upon death.
COOP Casual: Solo players are assigned a random squad upon joining.
COOP Pro: Limited HUD with minimap disabled. No respawns after bleeding out.
MAPS
COLLAPSE
California, USA
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Structural Collapse
Vehicles: N/A
Indulge in urban warfare, as you try to survive the structural integrity of a battle-worn city.
SEPTEMBER SNOW
Zeeland, Netherlands
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Flood Zones
Vehicles:
- IMV
- Quad Bike
- Bicycle
Parachute into the countryside and fight for dominance between open fields and hedgerows. Expect long-to-medium range engagements, and utilize what limited cover is available.
ZAVOD 127
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles:
- IMV
- Quad Bike
Fight for control of an abandoned tank factory in the middle of this forested warzone. Expect intense fighting in and around the factory, but watch your head, as the structure's integrity has been severely weakened by time.
EDELWEISS
Central Alps, Austria
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Fog / Snowstorm
Vehicles: SPH-only
- IMV
- Quad Bike
High in the Alps reside a beautiful landscape with treacherous terrains.
RIG
Kamchatka Peninsular, Pacific Ocean
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Typhoon
Vehicles: N/A
Dominate the sea in this close-quartered map.
KUNIZANE
Tottori, Japan
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles: N/A
Set in a hilled forest, where an ancient shrine resides.
BLACK GOLD
Al-Basra, Iraq
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Sandstorm
Vehicles: SPH-only
- IMV
- Quad Bike
Relive old memories in this classic desert map.
21AX
North Carolina, USA
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Night-ops
Vehicles: N/A
Infiltrate an airbase at night and secure vital intels. Test your nocturnal mettle in this low-visibility map.
OPERATION 925
Edinburgh, Scotland
Gamemode: TDM, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles: N/A
Tired of sitting in a cubicle for your day job? Why not blow it all up in Frangible?
HIGHRISE
Hong Kong, China
Gamemode: TDM, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles: N/A
Luxurious apartment building with tight corners. Watch out for water sprinklers!
RECESSION
New York, USA
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles: SPH-only
- IMV
- Quad Bike
Navigate the chaotic streets of New York as you battle for control of the Stock Exchange.
WALKURE
Atlantic Ocean
Gamemode: TDM, SPH, RUN, COOP
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: N/A
Vehicles: Varied
- RHIB (all modes)
- UH-1Y (SPH-only)
- RCB (SPH-only)
Wrestle the treacherous tides, as you attempt to secure what is left of the allied fleet in the Atlantic.
ATLANTIS
Mid-Atlantic Ocean
Gamemode: DZ-only
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Radioactive Geostorms
Vehicles:
- RHIB
- Auto-Rickshaw
- Dirt Bike
- Quad Bike
- Bicycle
- 4x4 Truck
- Skid Loader
- Moped
- IMV
Paradrop into a forsaken island belonging to an ancient civilization and plagued by a calamitous geostorm. Be aware of your surroundings, as hostile gunfighters are not the only threat on this mysterious island. The objective is simple - survive.
OPERATION AQUILA
Unknown
Gamemode: COOP (Limited Time)
Dynamic Environment Mechanic: Argys Magic System & Dynamic Weather
Vehicles: COOP-only
- Conestoga Wagon
- Horse
- Wyvern
- Airship
Fight your way through the Shadow Legion's defenses and consolidate your positions for the rapid march towards Mount Hornet. Danger lurks around every corner - be prepared for everything.
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LOADOUTS
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OVERVIEW
LOADOUT SLOTS
Operators are able to select and customize what equipment they wish to use on the field. Certain weapons will determine their weight and mobility in-game, so take heed of your weapon's class and customize them accordingly to adjust your playstyle accordingly. An operator is able to carry three categories of equipment on them:
1. Primary: Your operator's main weapon.
2. Secondary: The fallback weapon in a pinch.
3. Gadgets: Auxiliary equipment to turn the tide of battle or keep your team in the fight longer.
WEAPON CUSTOMIZATION
While physical conditioning may keep you in the field for a long time, every operator must be able to fully realize their weapon's potentials. Find the right weapon that caters to your playstyle and customize your them in Gunsmith to enhance your fighting abilities. Prior to a match, players may customize their weapon in the gunsmith before locking in.
Every weapon has 7 customizable slots:
1. Muzzle (Suppressors, muzzle brakes, silencers, compensators, etc.)
2. Barrel (Long barrel, SBR barrel, integrated suppressors, etc.)
3. Overbarrel (Flashlights, lasers, IR lasers, etc.)
4. Underbarrel (Foregrips, grenade launchers, underbarrel shotguns, etc.)
5. Magazine (Short magazines, extended magazines, taped magazines, etc.)
6. Optic (Magnified optics, high-powered scopes, reflex, holographic, etc.)
7. Stock (Fixed stock, adjustable stock, folded/removed stock, etc.)
WEAPON MASTERY & BLUEPRINTS
Weapon mastery allows players to familiarize themselves with their chosen weapons. There are some undisclosed features that allow players to take advantage of during gameplay, so it is encouraged to train with the weapon they prefer. Throughout different matches, players are able to unlock rare attachments and certain blueprints upon ranking up their weapons' mastery. Blueprints allow players to modify their weapon and opt for a different application or technique. Blueprints are diverse in nature, with certain blueprints allowing a platform to take on different cartridges like kit conversions in real life. Rewards for official matches vary and completely random, requiring the players to play extensively to obtain the desired blueprint.
*Players with duplicates can sell them on the store for in-game currency or lease it to a friend for trial testing (effect lasting 1 day).
*Weapons mastery also determine how fast your character can clear a weapon malfunction - particularly in taxing environment which can affect a weapon's performance and durability.
STAKES WAGER MATCH
In 1v1 Wager Matches, players can throw a blueprint/weapon/attachment into the supply crate. The winner of the match will be able to keep their staked item, while obtaining the loser's staked item.
PRIMARY: ASSAULT RIFLES
ARM4
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 800 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The flagship rifle of the AR platform. The Adaptive Rifle Module is a reliable jack-of-all-trades that performs well in most combat scenarios.
Gw.36k
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 750 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: Chambered in 5.56, this assault carbine offers exceptional reliability for close-quarter engagements.
Krieger 33
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 700 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The moderate rate of fire of this rifle offers excellent recoil control for medium-range engagements. The go-to choice for 5.56x45mm operators that also appreciate the “HK Slap.”
Karbin m/05
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 700 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: A robust .223 rifle from the winterlands, this rifle compensates accuracy for its moderate rate of fire.
Jackal
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 770 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: Exported from the Holy Lands, the Jackal is a powerful weapon in the hands of CQB operatives with its moderate recoil and fire-rate.
Rybakov 545
Caliber: 5.45x39mm
RoF: 900 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Boasting a fast rate of fire, this rifle sacrifices muzzle-climb control and ammo for the sole purpose suppressing and eliminating targets.
Felin 556
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 1000 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The fastest firing gun of its class, the Felin is a solid choice for stormtroopers and assault-oriented players. Though 3-round bursts mode is also available for the methodical gunfighters.
Lancaster 80
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 750 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The iconic bullpup of the Isles that offers a solid middle-ground for dynamic environmental transitions.
JX-95
Caliber: 5.8x42mm
RoF: 650 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: The oddball of the rifle community, this gun sacrifices rate-of-fire for unrivaled accuracy and recoil control.
BAR-21
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 900 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The BAR-21 (Berenike Assault Rifle – 21st century), is a lethal bullpup predator in close-quarter. Its only weakness is its ability to eat up ammo fast - so bring a drum mag.
M5A1
Caliber: 6.8x51mm (.277 Fury)
RoF: 780 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The contender for alternative cartridge options to the 223 caliber, the M5A1 has been adopted by the Star-Spangled Union Military as its new assault rifle.
Silva X
Caliber: 6.8x43mm (.30 Remington)
RoF: 880 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Named after Legion X Fretensis’s commander Lucius Flavius Silva that successfully captured the impregnable fortress of Masada from Sicarii forces, this rifle is the modern warfighter’s gladius.
VERA
Caliber: 7.62x35mm (.300 Blackout)
RoF: 700 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The VERA (Versatile Environment Rifle; Adaptive for modern warfighters) is a tacticool option for gun enthusiasts with modular options to answer any scenarios.
Para-58
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 650 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: A modern rendition of the iconic SLR, the Para-58 is a close-quarter derivative for greater handling and modularity with its railing-system integration. Often used as an ad-hoc marksman rifle for its precise groupings.
STAR 51
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 620 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The Special-operations Tactical Assault Rifle Model 51 is chambered in 308 NATO, giving operators clean access to greater penetration capabilities. Conversion kit blueprint for 5.56x45mm is also available, designated as STAR 45.
Dobermann
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 570 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: A heavy-hitting rifle that can be used as a makeshift marksman rifle with the right setup.
Rybakov 762
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
RoF: 600 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The iconic rifle of almost every nation worldwide, the Rybakov 762's ability to suppress targets is unrivaled. It is believed to enhance a player's survivability when wearing sandals or rice-paddy hats.
Monitor
Caliber: 7.62x51mm (.308) / 7.62x63mm (.30-06)
RoF: 450 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: A modern rendition of a veteran automatic rifle that won two world wars. Slow, but deadly.
ARC-14
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 500 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The Adaptive Rifle Carbine is a modern rendition of an old-school rifle, featuring ergonomic designs and a stout personality for any engagement.
PRIMARY: DESIGNATED MARKSMAN RIFLE
Paladin
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 260 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Iconic naval infantry rifle that they won't stop talking about. You have seen it in almost every war movie.
EMR
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 300 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: A reliable battle rifle modified for marksman role.
CKS.45
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
RoF: 333 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The fastest-firing weapon of its class, the CKS.45 can keep its user in the fight for as long as they can pull the trigger. And no, it doesn't come with a default anti-capitalist bayonet.
KVR.12
Caliber: 7.62x54mm
RoF: 260 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Modernized version of the Drag-on-off.
JBU-88
Caliber: 5.8x42mm
RoF: 280 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: The marksman variant of the JX-95 that incorporates a light trigger design and recoil-mitigation technology for continuous firing.
Ranger FB
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 250 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: The Western copy of the glorious Eastern bullpups with poor recoil control and refuses to adapt any attachments. This gun is trash, don't use it.
PRIMARY: LIGHT-MACHINE GUNS
Paramore
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 850 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: Chambered in 5.56 and boasting a robust personality, this iconic light machine gun is versatile in almost every situation.
Avarice
Caliber: 7.62x51mm
RoF: 650 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Designed for use in urban combat, the Avarice is the heavier alternetive for those looking to deny the enemy of light covers on the battlefield.
PRM
Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
RoF: 600 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The Pulemyot Rybakova (Modernized), also called the Prom, is a slow-firing weapon but boasts the biggest caliber to tear down weaker structures and covers with ease.
Lotus SW
Caliber: 5.8x42mm
RoF: 650 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: The LSW variant of the JX-95, the Lotus SW shares its distinctive traits, with integrated bipods and a longer barrel.
RPR
Caliber: 5.45x39mm
RoF: 670 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: The squad automatic weapon rendition of the Rybakov rifle platform, the Ruchnoy Pulemyot Rybakova, colloquially called the "Reaper" by players, is a versatile LMG with slow fire-rate and moderate recoil control.
Mg.36
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 750 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: The LSW rendition of the Gw.36k, the Mg.36 utilizes drum-magazines for quicker reloads.
Max 5
Caliber: 5.56x45mm
RoF: 580 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: An infantry automatic rifle with the slowest fire-rate in its class, but makes up for it with precision and ease of handling like that of an assault rifle.
PRIMARY: SNIPER RIFLES
Raider 308
Caliber: 7.62x51mm (.308 NATO)
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Bolt-action
Recoil: High
Description: A versatile sniper rifle made famous by the sailing soldiers of the Star-Spangled Union.
McKinley CSSR
Caliber: 7.62x51mm (.308 NATO)
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Bolt-action
Recoil: High
Description: The Concealable Suppressed Sniper Rifle is a compact sniper rifle with an integrated suppressor.
98 Bravo
Caliber: 8.6×70mm (.338 Lapua Magnum)
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Bolt-action
Recoil: High
Description: Higher-caliber bolt-action with a robust barrel for precise groupings and breaking covers.
Cherokee 408
Caliber: 10.36×77mm (.408 Chey Tac)
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Bolt-action
Recoil: High
Description: An iconic option for sniping enthusiasts. Perfect for every occasion from afar.
Serval 50
Caliber: 12.7x99mm (.50 BMG)
RoF: 200 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: A semi-automatic anti-materiel sniper rifle that can turn almost everything into fine mist.
PRIMARY: SHOTGUNS
ATOM
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Pump-action
Recoil: High
Description: Classic pump-action shotgun for breaching and clearing.
Kellington Tactical
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Pump-action
Recoil: High
Description: Bullpup pump-action shotgun with a compact profile for close-quarter engagements.
Nova 4
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: 200 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Semi-automatic shotgun with an ergonomic design for greater handling.
Falcon
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: -
Fire Mode(s): Pump-action
Recoil: High
Description: Pump-action shotgun with detachable magazine.
Taktika 12K
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: 270 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Semi-automatic shotgun with detachable magazine for faster reloads.
UCAS
Caliber: 12-gauge
RoF: 400 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, Semi-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: The Urban-Combat Automatic Shotgun is a 12-gauge shotgun that can reliably lay down suppressive fire. Consider loading incendiary rounds for glorious firework effects.
PRIMARY: SUB-MACHINE GUNS
Krieger Mk.5
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 800 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: An iconic sub-machine gun with a high-fire rate and moderate recoil control.
Stalker 3A
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 1150 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst
Recoil: High
Description: Sporting the highest fire-rate of its class, the Stalker can quickly saturate an area with immediate suppression and make sure to put enough holes in the target.
KMC
Caliber: 5.56x30mm MINSAS
RoF: 750 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: A low-recoil weapon with a compact profile, giving the user ease of handling and portability. Dual-wielding this thing is highly-recommended for a cinematic screenshot.
SMX
Caliber: 10.2x21mm (.40 S&W)
RoF: 800 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: Favored by law enforcements, this baby can squirt targets easily at medium-range engagements. Consider running this with a suppressor for the ultimate operator experience.
UMC
Caliber: 11.43×23mm (.45 ACP)
RoF: 650 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: High
Description: Sacrificing its fire rate for precision and stopping power, this polymerized machine carbine can reliably operate in almost any skirmish.
ARM90
Caliber: 5.7x28mm
RoF: 800 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: Converted for 5.7 caliber, the ARM90 retains the modularity of the ARM platform for familiarity.
SMP.9 PARA
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 750 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic, 3-round burst
Recoil: Low
Description: Straight out of the Alps, the Sturmmaschinepistole 9 PARA is a jack-of-all-trades carbine with well-designed ergonomics and controls.
Storm 4
Caliber: 9x39mm
RoF: 700 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: The heavier alternative to its bullpup counterparts, though it can be equipped with heavier attachments such as an underbarrel grenade launcher.
SECONDARY
Fail-Safe
Caliber: 5.7x28mm
RoF: 450 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: High-capacity handgun with low-recoil for consistent suppression and enhanced personal defense.
X19
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 420 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: The X19 is a popular platform with modular adaptibility for any environment.
Napoli 92
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 400 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: The iconic classic 9mm for old-school gunners.
Ruhr 17
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 400 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Low
Description: Compact handgun for close-quarter engagements. Best steel in the whole valley.
FX-10 Compact
Caliber: 10.2x21mm (.40 S&W)
RoF: 360 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Low-Moderate
Description: Among the few of its class to host a low-recoil control, the Compact 10 performs at greater range when compared to its 9mm counterparts.
Warrick 40
Caliber: 10.2x21mm (.40 S&W)
RoF: 380 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate
Description: A more robust alternative to its competitors, the Warrick, when utilized to its fullest potentials, can be a deadly defense weapon.
Mustang
Caliber: 11.43×23mm (.45 ACP)
RoF: 310 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: (inhales) TWO WORLD WARS.
PX-45
Caliber: 11.43×23mm (.45 ACP)
RoF: 320 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Semi-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: Featuring a slick design and great stopping-power, the PX-45 is often considered the Mustang's successor.
Goblin
Caliber: 9x29mm (.38 S&W Special)
RoF: 180 rpm
Fire Mode(s): -
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: A double-action revolver that features moderate recoil-control and excellent precision grouping in close-quarter.
Mountain Breaker
Caliber: 10.9x33mm (.44 Magnum)
RoF: 150 rpm
Fire Mode(s): -
Recoil: High
Description: The Mountain Breaker is a double-action revolver chambered in the powerful 10.9x33mm (.44 Magnum). Beloved by revolver enthusiasts for its cowboy aesthetics and heavy firepower that, attested by many, “...can put a huge gaping hole in a goddamn truck if you want it to.”
X20
Caliber: 9x19mm
RoF: 1200 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: Automatic variant of the X19, with a high rate of fire that is sure to poke enough holes in the intended target.
Pacer Auto
Caliber: 11.43×23mm (.45 ACP)
RoF: 450-500 rpm
Fire Mode(s): Fully-automatic
Recoil: Moderate-High
Description: An improvised automatic pistol with foreign markings incomprehensible in any known language. Its crude metal design suggests the work of a less-advanced civilization. Despite this, the Pacer Auto can pack quite a punch with its .45 ACP.
GADGET: SUPPORT GEAR
Frag Grenade
Type: Standard Grenade
Description: Standard timed fuze hand grenade with all around performance and balanced range and damage.
Impact Grenade
Type: Short-fuse Grenade
Description: Impact grenade which explodes shortly after impacting a surface, though with a lower blast yield.
Incendiary Grenade
Type: Area-Denial Grenade
Description: Incendiary hand grenade which creates a cloud of intense burning particles for a short duration. Particles stick to soldiers and will continue to burn outside the original fire.
Flashbang Grenade
Type: Impairment Grenade
Description: Hand grenade with a suppressive Flash Bang effect to temporarily blind enemies in close quarters.
Smoke Grenade
Type: Concealment Grenade
Description: Timed fuze hand thrown grenade that creates a blinding cloud of Smoke which also blocks spotting markers.
Field Dressing
Type: Healing
Description: Single use medical pack that slowly heals allies to full health, even on the move. Any damage will cancel the heal. Unlimited use with long cooldown. One-time use on Hardcore and Tournament matches.
Munition Pouch
Type: Ammunition
Description: Extra munitions for user and teammates with long cooldown. One-time use on Hardcore and Tournament matches.
T.A.G.S
Type: Detection
Description: The Tactical Alert Ground Sensor uses motion sensors to detect the presence of vehicles and infantry. The sensor emits an audible beep on detection and can be avoided by moving at low speed. Effective in a 50-meters radius, and can be disabled by the enemy - so hide it somewhere clever.
Jammer
Type: Anti-Detection
Description: An experimental device designed to hack and scramble the enemy communication network. Once active, the Jammer will blur the signal on the enemy's minimap. Effective in a 50-meters radius and spotting markers will not register on HUD.
Ballistic Shield
Type: Defense
Description: A heavy ballistic shield that will easily stop most small projectiles. The viewport, however, is vulnerable to heavy rounds such as shotgun slugs, sniper fire, and explosives. Only a sidearm can be used in concurrent with a shield in hand.
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SEASONAL ARCHIVE
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✜ S1 SPOTLIGHT ✜
Player: ArchiteKT
Fireteam: Iskandar 5
Detachment: [ZARA] Zaranitsa
K/D: 2.59
Primary Mastery: ARC-14
Secondary Mastery: Goblin
SEASON 1: FIRST RESPONDER
v1.01-04192040: FIREWATCH UPDATE
PATCH LOGS:
-Added new contents (see below).
-Added new maps.
-Fixed clipping when prone.
-Fixed player-toss when colliding in vehicles.
-Fixed grenade-launching nukes.
-Fixed rangefinding and adjustment discrepancies on various powerscopes.
-Fixed TTK for SMGs in long-range engagements by reducing damage dropoffs (velocity).
-Felin 556's damage at range reduced.
-Cherokee's bullet drop at 100m reduced.
-Improved higher-caliber sounds indoors.
NEW CONTENTS:
-Light vehicles (Infantry Mobility Vehicle, Quad Bikes, and Bicycles) to all existing maps.
-Default melee weapons (Knife or Shovel) as standard-issued weapon for all operators.
-New attachments (Kobra RDS, RMR, IRNV 2x, Thermal Tac 4x, Spectre 3.4x, and M145 3.4x)
-21AX and RIG added to map queues.
SEASON 1 CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP: December 7th - 25th, 2039
-Top 3 Champions announced on 26th:
[ZARA] Zaranitsa retains 1st place on GDR.
[ATG] Antiglory 2nd place on GDR.
[COVA] Code Vanity 3rd place on GDR.
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SPONSORS
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MOMULAND LTD.
Chairwoman Katya Nikishina
Momuland is a prominent empire within the corporate world, with its subsidiaries found all over the world. With Frangible's release being a huge success, business opportunities with Momuland began to soar, ushering in an age of opportunities for Momuland enterprise with [ZARA]. Needless to say, Momuland was responsible for Frangible's global marketing and advertisement. Driven purely by their passion for gaming, as Nikishina claimed in an interview, Zaranitsa is considered her primary source of unadulterated joy. Often described as an eccentric aesthete and businesswoman, Nikishina's brilliant smile masks her ruthless business venture tactics and lethal political influence.
Despite this, Momuland has since accumulated growing influence over Tritical, thanks to her youthful influencer activity on the mainstream media that stole the hearts of many young gamers. With the world fixated on Frangible’s development, Nikishina quickly took advantage of the market, where her gamble worked flawlessly - earning Momuland a secure spot within Tritical with over twenty-five percent share in the project. As the dominant force in Tritical’s corporate politics, Nikishina made sure to keep her peers in check, with Zaranitsa often considered as her death squad in the virtual realm.
JIANYE GROUP
Director Irene Lai
Jianye Group is a Hong-Kong based conglomerate that has stakes within Tritical with its fruitful investments via a partnership project with CME. When the latter acquired publishing rights for Frangible, Tritical quickly became Jianye’s new front against its long-time rivals - Momuland and Ignis. With the popularity of Frangible skyrocketing since its release, Jianye has been actively seeking various detachments to fund, while promoting the game with their sponsored detachment’s successes. Their proliferated investment is aimed at a self-regulating environment for future projects via virtual reality products. As Momuland’s biggest rival in Asia, Jianye Group is poised on keeping the former’s influence within Tritical in check. With [ECHO] acting as their foothold in the virtual realm, Jianye is looking for an alternative route to win not just Frangible, but Tritical as well.
IGNIS GmbH
Chief Director Heinrich Hoffmann
Surpassing the expectations of many, [KSL] caught the attention of Ignis. Looking for a way to capitalize on Momuland’s gains in Season 1, Ignis funded the Kingslayers, rebranding them as the former’s task force to compete with the other shareholders within Tritical. In an age where gamers are the bread and butter of corporate expansions, Ignis is keen on expanding their business by exploring this new market avenue. While far from a gaming enthusiast, Hoffmann's invested capital and time in [KSL] is well-reported by the media. Though Ignis itself is far from a shining star when compared to Momuland and Jianye.
LIBERTY TRUST LTD.
President Jon Bellington
A gaming group led by a small business owner, whose pensions were used to form Bell & Friends. Following an upload of a viral gaming compilation clip showcasing XBelligerentX’s comedic narration of their playthrough, Bellington became somewhat of an internet sensation. Their MoGram profile has over 500,000 followers. Described as a cool and benevolent player by their peers, it prompted XBelligerentX to open a detachment for those that sought his counsel and shared his playstyle.
Unlike the big companies that funds detachments for public relations and major marketing, Jon's investment in [BF] is meant for setting up private servers for players to hang out, while raising attentions with certain community service events to help out veterans and homeless shelters. Donations made to the detachments are then assigned to soup kitchens and global charity organizations. Liberty Trust is a small business altogether with little ambitions to wrestle over control of Frangible.
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