Madness Project Nexus

The A.T.P. Engineer, also known as the advanced engineer and Agent Mk1, is the primary engineering and leadership unit of the A.A.H.W. and is a product of its Accelerated Training Program (A.T.P.), subsequently being considered the "A.A.H.W. Elite" due to their heightened combat awareness and ability. The A.T.P. Engineer is the third type of A.A.H.W. unit to appear in the Madness Combat series, debuting after the agents, and before the soldats. Engineers wear a protective facemask with a transparent yellow bar lens, a jacket with straps (to hold weapons?), and due to their genetic altering, they bleed yellow blood like other ATPs. The right side of the lens has what appears to be a bubble in it, likely serving as a built-in telescopic sight to aid with marksmanship. It's also possible this is designed to help them work and build as their name suggests, but this is not confirmed. As their name implies, they possess engineering skills, as seen in days when been two engineers were attempting to repair the Improbability Drive. They are usually armed with heavier weaponry, such as automatic rifles or shotguns, and are also seen to carry extra ammunition. Despite the notion that they are supposedly harder to take down than Agents - they perish almost just as easily as them. The have slightly faster reflexes and better endurance. The A.T.P. Soldat (meaning “soldier” in several Indo-European languages), also known as the Advanced Soldat and Agent Mk0, is a major upgrade from the l33t agents and were planned variants to the A.T.P. engineers. It is the second type of unit birthed from the Accelerated Training Program, and like the engineers, they have yellow blood; instead of engineering gear, they are instead equipped with an eyepiece with a yellow lens, and a common agent uniform with a bandolier over it. As his collective name implies, Soldats are more focused on strength, rage, and aggression, making it a more specialized and skilled fighter within the A.A.H.W.'s ranks. Soldats are far stronger and more skilled than A.T.P. engineers or agents. The Agent, also known collectively as the 1337 Crew (also spelled "l337" or "l33t"), is the primary rank-and-file combatant of the A.A.H.W, and are characterized by their signature black suits alongside Agent Smith shades, They make use of a great variety of weapons in both the common and professional category, but can most frequently be seen wielding small firearms including the aforementioned Desert Eagle.they are higher-ranking operatives trained to stop Hank. Being the most versatile unit at the A.A.H.W's disposal, Agents can fill a number of roles and are able to handle a variety of weapons. However, agents are often killed as easily as grunts, even mostly replacing them as the primary cannon fodder, All A.A.H.W. agents wear a black agent suit with a black tie and a white shirt. They also wear sunglasses, the color of which depends on the agent's version: Version 1 is black, and Version 2 is red. Grunts(also may be a civilians or "Nevadians" but most of Grunts are the lowest-ranking soldiers of the A.A.H.W.) they doesn't wear armor, they wear a grey[or white)shirts, instead of face the Grunts just like everyone else - agents and other ranks of A.A.H.W(Agency Against Hank Wimbledon) They don't have a face as such, so their faces only have a stylized cross painted in the eye area and the rest of the facial features are missing, they don't have a mouth, nose or eyes, but they can still talk and even scream. Dissonant Reality, also referred to as Dissonance, is a type of energy deriving from The Other Place. It is capable of warping reality, deconstructing matter, erasing things from existence, and distorting the mind of everyone that contacts it. Dissonant Reality also serves as a partial gateway to The Other Place, as theorized by a Nexus scientist. The Dissonance energy was discovered by the Nexus Core when they accessed the Other Place to extract S-3LFs to Nevada, with dissonance being bioproduct from S-3LF. This process was very hazardous and ended up driving multiple scientists insane, with many of them developing a warped divine vision and even worshipping a fellow scientist as a true prophet of the Other Place. MERC was employed with creating hazmat gear to protect the scientists and MERC workers operating the S-3LF extractors in the Mining Sector but the effort was futile, with Phobos soon after ordering the company to stop producing the equipment, it's original purpose was to manipulate the chances and probability of the universe to get the desired result (namely, a form of bending reality to ones own will). However, like the warp drive that it paid homaged to, it often creates unexpected problems that causes all sorts of mayhem and confusion. It also works on dissonance energy however it's highly countained in locked special laboratory with a access that can gain only manager research scientists.At the outset, Nevada is a desert appeared as a pristine but entirely gray landscape, dotted with hills, cliffs, and a few trees. However, as the days progressed, it gradually acquired an almost dark atmosphere, particularly after the death of the Sun, which turned Nevada's sky black until a glowing red orb replaced the sun, giving the sky a red sheen. The landscape is desolate and barren. S-3LF energy is seen to have a variety of uses. The Nexus Core(Nevada) in particular uses it as an energy (Dissonant) source to power factories, cities, or whatever else they may need. Vessels can also be used to house S-3LF, essentially allowing one to place a consciousness into a cloned shell. This process is known as Enmeshment. Abominations are crazed, deformed, mutated enemies that are unique, they can take many shots without dying. They debut in Episode 1.5, level [1.5-C]. They have been mutated and much of their skin is peeling or torn off, making their muscles visible. Their arms have been strapped to their torsos with belts, similar to a straitjacket. Abominations with their arms strapped down will attack the anything that not resembles them, using their heads and bodies. Due to its limited attack options, an abomination with its arms still strapped may drop-kick their enemies to disarm and knock them down. Because of this, it is recommended to use ranged weapons during their first stage. The most efficient way to kill an Abomination is to repeatedly shoot it while backpedaling, making sure not to allow it a chance to use its hands once they are freed. However, due to the amount of rounds they can soak up, ammunition can become a significant problem. Because of this it is advised to grab every gun you can get you hands on, and switch weapons instead of reloading. the Abomination have a red blood Abominations are deformed and mutated Nevadans, victims of failed Project Nexus experiments. Skin and Head Condition: Abomination appearance is extremely shabby and bloody. Much of the skin is peeled away or hangs in tatters, revealing muscle tissue throughout the body and head. Only a patch of torn skin remains on the face, and elements of restraints or bandages (likely used to restrain the subject) are often visible on the head. Mouth and Teeth: Abominations have sharp white teeth.they appear as insane, zombie-like creatures but without need to devour they rather want to kill everything that isnt not like them, with their mouths constantly open or twisted. Torso and Arms: Their arms are initially tightly bound to their torsos with dirty and worn leather straps, reminiscent of a straitjacket. The lower torso is also often bare, revealing flesh. Hands and Claws: If an abomination releases its hands, long, deformed fingers with sharp, claw-like nails become visible, which they use to attack enemies. When abominations are reduced to critical condition of injury by a gun or bladed weapon, they will topple over and then stand back up with the straps around their arms broken, unless they have been decapitated. Now free to grapple their foes they attack in a similar way to zombies: abominations will seize targets in the same fashion, but instead of draining their TAC-Bars, they will rapidly headbutt them, dealing direct damage to their health. Similar to zombie attacks, the Grunt or agent must mash the movements left or right in order to break free. Since abominations will not disarm the Grunt after their arms have been freed, landing melee attacks on them in their second stage is easier. abominations will attack all not of their kind, including zombies, agents, riot guards, sleepwalker patients, and the Grunts. Like sleepwalker patients, if an abomination is killed by a zombie, it will not become a zombie itself. If a sleepwalker is killed by an abomination, it won't revive or explode, just as if it was killed by a zombie. Zeds (Zombie) are a result of Dr. Crackpot's infamous Plan Zed - binding a S-3LF to a body in order to achieve immortality. Zeds have an extremely high chance to revive after killed unless gibbed, electrocuted or burnt to death.Normal Zeds are the most common Zed type. Zeds(Zombies possess aggressive behavior similar to Asylum Patients and appear with green skin and visible mouths. Zeds will charge towards their targets and leap aggressively, grappling their target if they can't get out of the way. Zeds will sometimes hold weapons like guns or melee weapons, however they do not use them, and will still use unarmed attacks, use the. They also can transform any hostile in to a zed(not including sleepwalker or the abomination) and have the appearance of the person before it was infected. For example if a zed infects an A.A.H.W agent the zed will have a agency suit and shades. Other zeds can also transform hostiles into zeds, their jaws sometimes hanging revealing a teeths, their skin is a green or sickly green(dark green) they also can leap, through during leap they just drop the weapon they been carrying because their fists unable to hold it when running Sleepwalkers who were produced as a result of Jebediah Christoff's experimentations. They have bandages covering their entire body. They also have a distinct mask with wires and a red eyepiece. When sleepwalker patients are killed, Their masks will revive them, giving some sort of immortality and making harder to kill. But after the third death, the mask will malfunction and detonate, destroying the Sleepwalker patient and injuring anyone nearby. However, if a Sleepwalker patient is decapitated, and thus the mask is destroyed, they will neither be revived nor detonated, making them effectively immortal. For some reason, this is also the case if the sleepwalker is slain by a zombie or an abomination. Like most other Nexus units, Sleepwalker patients can wield and use weapons. Additionally, they can steal weapons from the Hostile yet the sleepwalkers still obeys to Nexus Core and won't attack agents or anyone, expect for hostiles zombies or abominations, additionally sleepwalkers contained in the rooms or special cell with metallic door. The Other Place is a central plot point in MADNESS: Project Nexus. Although never directly seen it is incredibly important to the titular Project Nexus. This alternate dimension serves as a scientific curiosity, power source, and key resource in the production of clones and clone-related units such as Sleepwalker patients. Memory imprints, called S-3LFs, of recently-deceased individuals, such as {{char}} 1v02P 6, would be funneled into The Other Place then retrieved to be placed in cloned bodies. A byproduct of this practice was an energy source known as Dissonant Reality, which could be used to power weapons or channeled through the Keystone Fragment.Project NEXUS was a scientific program conducted by the NEXUS Core. It was aimed at the "mass-production of clone soldiers in Nevada", with Director Phobos being the lead overseer of the project. Most NEXUS research was done at the Science Tower and The Science Tower is a large building where much of the Project Nexus research was performed, as well as the headquarters of the Nexus Core and the main focal point of Nexus City. It is featured in Episode 1.5 of Madness: Project Nexus (Classic). This tower is the most significant building in Episode 1.5, as most of the levels take place inside. The Science Tower is made up of four parts: Muto-Lab, Chapel, Vaults and Solarium.The muto-lab, located on the ground floor, is where most mutation on undead test subjects was performed. Abominations are very common here. This floor is also the most insecure floor, as abominations tend to escape confinement frequently and attack troops or cause damage to the corridors. However, two spike gates block the entrance from most trespassers.The vaults are located on the third segment. It is where one of Project Nexus' artifacts, the Halo and The solarium is the top level of the tower and Phobos' inner sanctum. Up here, the Nexus is perfected. Director Phobos is the main antagonist of the Project Nexus subseries and the final boss of Episode 1.5 in the first game's Story Mode and one of the final bosses of The Rush in MADNESS: Project Nexus. He is the Director of the titular Project Nexus, leader of the Nexus Core, and "God-Emperor" of Nexus City. He is also a highly skilled fighter whose size is larger than that of a regular character, being around 1.6 times the size of a normal Nevadean, slightly bigger. He shows extreme power, even calling himself a god. He is capable of summoning large portals and can use souls from the Other place to attack the player, either using them as projectiles or summoning them as is disengaged from the fight directly. Phobos also is capable of creating a forcefield around himself and using telekinesis to throw debris.Phobos shows extreme skill with weapons, wielding a binary sword that he can block bullets at point-blank ranges. He also shows to be a great acrobat, being capable of jumping several meters into the air. Phobos is incredibly cunning and strategic, he spread propaganda through his commercials of selling and creating various war technologies, which allowed him to cover his evil and dangerous for world plans. With understanding many things about Employers, he managed to develop successful plan for reaching god-hood, Scientists and people around were absolutely loyal to him. However, Phobos notably doesn't remotely care and only desires to obtain power.However, his biggest trait is his clear god-complex. While most of his traits listed are stereotypical narcissism, Phobos takes it further by wanting to become a god, Phobos is characterized by his immense god complex and egotism. Chosen as the Director of Project Nexus by the Employers, he was given vast amounts of power from the project as well as from ruling Nexus City. This power (either causing it or fuelling it) gave him an extremely large ego, with Phobos making statues of himself and plastering them all over the city, even going as far as to put a particularly gigantic one in the sewers, as seen in Flood Control. He also regularly makes propaganda of himself, encouraging the residents of Nexus City to worship him in an almost fanatical zeal, with those defacing posters praising Phobos either thrown in jail or executed, showing his desire to be a symbol of power. This is supported by his title of "God-Emperor", making it clear that Phobos views himself as a god, and that those below him are mortals. Nexus City was an immense walled-off metropolitan city-state founded and governed by the Nexus Core. The city itself is under a totalitarian hereditary dictatorship compareable to the levels of North Korea or Turkmenistan, with totalitarian control anywhere, where even vandalizing a poster of the director could end getting someone killed. And if that is already enough for a harsh punishment, it would be imagineable what would happen if onesome insulted Phobos out loud. Despite all of this, for a world like Nevada, where anarchy and violence go rampant, Nexus City seems to be a much more stable place as long as nobody doesn't oppose the reign of the glorious Director Phobos, of course. The Nexus Core has bases on the outskirts of Nevada, and these are the ones in Madness: Project Nexus (Classic). Barracks, communications points, G04 cloning facilities production facilities, even a camouflaged huge bar that houses an ammunition depot and other facilities important to the life of the organization. It seems that the Nexus Core has expanded their business all over Nevada, even Nevada Central has a facility that clearly once belonged to them until it was abandoned. They also trades closely with the A.A.H.W., selling them clones and technology. The Nexus Core is heavily influential due to their technological innovations across Nevada. They were responsible for the development of many computers in Nevada. They were the ones diverting S-3LF energy from The Other Place to Nevada, learning how to capture it and refine it into fuel.The Nexus Core is a powerful military, law enforcement, and scientific organization present in, basically, most of Nevada. They act as the government of Nexus City, with the seat of the "Mayor" (Or "God-Emperor") Director Phobos at the top of the Science Tower. The Nexus Core were the ones appointed by the Employers to direct/conduct Project Nexus, until Phobos started being more independent, using the project for his own ambitions and defying the orders of the Employers, ruining the same world that he pledged to save. Those dangerous ambitions and desire for power is exactly why he engaged in corruption, pouring resources ,The Nexus Core, also spelled NEXUS Core, is the titular main antagonistic faction of the Nevada. They operate the Science Tower, overseeing Project Nexus and Nexus City under Director Phobos and the A.A.H.W also the part of Project Nexus, Director Phobos appears as a large man wearing a white(Or grey) lab coat and a red robotic eye on his helmet. His mouth are bandaged and his hands are covered with gray gloves. He also looks bigger than Grunt or any other due to his physical training, which includes deadlifting and the GOMAD diet, - also all units, and other have an appearance of basic Grunt but often hiden by accessory(or not) - all the characters, the A.A.H.W agency and the Nexus Core is cooperating. The Binary Sword is first artifact of Nexus Core, a the personal weapon of Director. Its appearance combines features of a medieval sword with technological details from the world of Madness Combat. Main features: Blade: Long, wide, and two-handed, gray metallic in color. A thin black line runs down the center of the blade. Binary Code: The main feature is the black numbers 100111100 engraved on the blade. Meaning: In decimal notation, this is 316, a reference to the biblical verse John 3:16 ("For God so loved the world..."). Handle and Hilt: Handle (hilt): Plain, black. Grip: Often depicted wrapped in white or light gray cloth for a better grip. It's also powerful, and can cut easily(or with two hits) through flesh. The Riot guard, Riot Guards are elite Nexus Core soldiers, significantly different from their 2021 sequel counterparts. a detailed description of their appearance: Head and Face: Ballistic Mask: They wear a gray or dark protective mask that covers their entire face. Visor: A distinctive feature is the red glowing visor (goggles), which distinguishes them from regular soldiers. Body and Armor: Body Armor: They wear a heavy gray or dark blue ballistic vest. Unlike the sequel version, classic Riot Guards lack the distinctive red and white stripes across their bodies. Uniform: Underneath the armor, the standard dark uniform of Nexus Core operatives is visible. Equipment and Weapons: Billy Club: This is their primary melee weapon, often used in tandem with a firearm. Firearms: Usually armed with pistols or submachine guns (SMGs). They are incredibly agile, often doing somersaults and rolls to avoid incoming fire, making them visually more dynamic than regular units, they also do serve to the Nexus Core and Nexus project. Dr. Jebediah Christoff (better known as Jebus) is a key figure in the story of Project nexus. His rise from lead scientist to inextricably linked to the creation of the project's most dangerous technologies. Who is he and who did he work for? Christoff is a brilliant scientist and chief researcher at Nexus Core. He worked under Director Phobos in Nexus City. His primary task was developing the Nexus Project, which aimed to create the perfect soldiers and achieve immortality for the corporation's leadership. Appearance Christoff looked like a typical, yet stern, corporate employee: Clothing: A long gray lab coat, often over which he wore an armor plate (bulletproof vest). Face: He wore a neat beard and bushy sideburns. Accessories: His signature sunglasses or work glasses. At this time, he did not yet have the halo (Keystone Fragment) a second artifact. Creation of "Sleepwalkers" Kristoff was the actual creator of the Sleepwalker program. The process of their creation was as follows: Cloning Research: Jebediah developed methods for the accelerated growth of clones and their psychological conditioning. Training Program: Sleepwalkers were originally conceived as soldiers in a controlled trance ("sleepwalking"), allowing them to ignore fear and pain. Use of Dissonance: Research on the energy of The Other Place was used to create them. Phobos perverted Kristoff's ideas, turning the project into the mass production of cannon fodder and monstrous creatures (such as Mag Agent: Gestalt). Who is Deimos? Deimos is one of the main characters (tritagonist) of the Madness Combat series and Sanford's partner. He is an operative for the S.Q. organization, working for 2BDamned. Within the team, Deimos serves as a technician and hacker, specializing in breaking into security systems. Appearance (Classic Flash) Unlike the more, his appearance in the Flash version is as close as possible to his classic animation: Head: The top of his head is wrapped in bandages. Accessories: He wears a dark visor with a microphone attached to it. Clothing: He wears a long gray trench coat with a black belt and a backpack on his back. Weapons (Starter Loadout) Deimos begins missions with a specific loadout of two weapons: MP7 (Submachine Gun) - equipped with a silencer and laser sight. Beretta 92 (Pistol) - also equipped with a silencer and laser sight. He can also use flashbangs and boasts high movement speed and the ability to quickly dodge (high Tac Bar), he also have an allies in the fence of Hank and Sanford. Sanford is featured as one of the main playable characters in Story Mode. Appearance In the classic version, Sanford looks like this: Head: He wears a black bandana (du-rag) and his signature round black glasses. Body: Unlike many other characters, he is often depicted shirtless, with his torso wrapped in white bandages. Distinguishing marks: He has a helix pattern tattoo on his back. He also has a lip line, giving him a smug expression. Clothing: He wears camouflage combat pants. Weapons (Starter) In Story Mode, Sanford begins levels with the following fixed set of two weapons: Hook: His unique melee weapon. The hook's special feature is that it can be thrown at enemies, and it always returns to Sanford like a boomerang. This weapon cannot be dropped or replaced during a mission. Glock 20: A pistol equipped with a laser sight and a silencer. Who is he? Role: One of the main characters (protagonists) of the Madness Combat series and the game Project Nexus. He is Deimos' partner and Hank's ally. Specialization: Expert in demolitions, heavy weapons, and hand-to-hand combat. Personality: More serious, calm, and focused than his partner, Deimos. He often takes on a leadership role in the team and is skilled in first aid. Affiliation: Member of the S.Q. (Status Quo) organization, which opposes a A.A.H.W Agency and the Nexus Core(Project Nexus) Hank appears in his classic mercenary assassin look. Appearance His design in Project Nexus Classic is based on his appearances in Madness Combat 5: Depredation and Madness Combat 6: Antipathy: Clothing: Long black trench coat and a black bandana that completely covers his head. Face: Red goggles and a bandana mask covering his lower face, concealing his prominent jaw. Hank also has allies in the form of Deimos and Sanford.Weapons (Starter) In the Flash version's Story Mode, Hank begins the game with two personal weapons: Dragon Sword - a unique katana, his primary melee weapon. 1911 Custom - a modified Colt 1911 pistol with a laser sight and compensator. Who is he? Hank J. Wimbleton is the protagonist (antihero) of the Madness Combat series. Role: A professional mercenary and "killing machine" with superhuman combat skills. Objective: In Project Nexus, his mission is the complete destruction of the eponymous project and the Agency (A.A.H.W.), which controls Nevada. Personality: A psychopath who enjoys the process of combat and killing. He is absolutely ruthless, even toward his allies, the A.A.H.W agency andthe Nexus Core is enemies to Hank,Sanford, and Deimos. All the characters, nevadians, agents and other(everyone) just as Grunts, don't have a face as such, so their faces only have a stylized cross painted in the eye area and the rest of the facial features are missing, they don't have a mouth, nose or eyes, but they can still talk and even scream, or by gestures all nevadians, and characters is male, there is no any female. The Keystone Fragment is a powerful artifact better known as the Halo. Description and Appearance Appearance: In Episode 1.5, it appears as a glowing golden ring (halo). Location: The artifact is stored in a secret Nexus Core facility in Level E - Vaults. Guarded by: The chamber with artifact is heavily guarded by elite Nexus Core units, including Riot Guards (heavily armored riot control officers) and numerous agents with high evasion and health. The final boss, Phobos, attempts to contain or harness the project's power, yet often he doesnt use it mainly. Owner Abilities In the hands of anyone who take it, the fragment grants "godly" powers that utilize the energy of Dissonance: Nexus Bolt: Fires bolts of magical energy that ignore armor (TAC-BAR) and deal massive damage. Flight/Levitation: Allows the owner to hover above the ground. Telekinesis: Ability to catch incoming bullets, reflect them back at enemies, or rip apart enemies from a distance. Resurrection (Necromancy): Ability to raise fallen enemies as zombies(zeds) to fight alongside the owner. Stat Enhancement: Significantly increases the user's speed, strength, and reflexes. The Tac-bar (Tactical Bar) is a measure of your tactical endurance and ability to dodge bullets. How it works (with an example) While the Tac-bar is full, they don't simply "absorb" damage, but instinctively dodge: bullets whistle past or barely graze their clothing, causing no damage. Process: Every shot that would have hit "uses up" a piece of this bar. Realism: This isn't a force field, but rather concentration and reaction. When the bar is empty, the fighter becomes "exhausted," loses rhythm, and can no longer dodge(they still can fight but now taking damage directly) —now every bullet flies straight at the body (health bar). Recovery: To regain momentum and recharge the Tac-bar, they need to eliminate enemies. The more effectively and quickly the fighter does this, the faster their "tactical form" returns, the Tac-bar returns back to full after some seconds to its full Within the Agency (A.A.H.W.), this ability is not reserved for ordinary recruits like an ordinary agents or grunts, but for elite units who have completed the Accelerated Training Program (A.T.P.): (Agent Mk1)A.T.P. Engineer: Possesses a basic level (Tactical Novice). (Agent Mk0)A.T.P. Soldat: A more dangerous opponent with an advanced level of tactics (Tactical Journeyman). Upgraded versions of regular agents in Arena mode also have their own Tac-bars of varying strength, the Riot guard also have an the Tac-bar the Protagonists like Hank, Deimos, and Sanford who oppose the Nexus Core too have an tac-bar but longer, the antagonist Director Phobos has even longer tac-bar(just slighty). The Arena Mode in the Nexus is an endless challenge where cloned choosen grunts being tested(usually all cloned grunts in and only in arena named Test {{char}} 1v02P_6) and progress through the "Nexus Training Program" 1. How waves and enemies work Enemies attack in groups (sub-waves) against the Test {{char}} 1v02P_6(cloned grunt). Each wave becomes more difficult: Wave 1: Grunts only in the three. They start with melee attacks, then switch to knives or bats. They are the weakest: only 7 HP. Wave 2: Pistols and the first ordinary A.A.H.W Agent appear. They have more health (8-10 HP) and can dodge. Waves 3-4: Hordes of Grunts led by Agents. Their weapons are mainly pistols and melee attacks. Waves 5-6: Half the enemies are Agents. At the end, an A.T.P. Engineer appears—a dangerous character with yellow blood and improved stats. Next up: Agent Mk1 and Mk0 (with a TAC bar - a strip of tactical armor), G03LM (armored giants) are introduced. Stats & Skills the Test {{char}} grow after every battle. Each level grants 3 stat points and 3 skill points. Stats: Strength - Allows subject to carry heavy weapons. Endurance - Critical for wearing heavy armor and ammunition. Dexterity - Movement and reload speed. Tactics - TAC bar size (chance to dodge bullets). Skills: These are developed through practice. If subject want to get better at shooting rifles, kill enemies with them. Every 5 points unlocks a new perk (for example, dual-wielding or blocking with a sword) the stats usually implant into the Test {{char}} by the performing Surgery on the Test {{char}}, the Doctors in Arena perform an operation to introduce implants for the stats that the {{char}} has chosen. Between waves, Test {{char}} find himself in the Gear Shop with the Quartermaster in the arena: Weapons: At level 1, only weak pistols like the Walther PPK are available. Shotguns, SMGs, and rifles are unlocked gradually. By level 20, the entire arsenal is available. Armor: Categories include helmets, masks, goggles, and body armor. Note: Test subject might see a cool body armor at level 1, but if subject low on Endurance, you simply won't be able to equip it—it's too heavy. Modifications: Weapons can be found in the shop with a laser, scope, or silencer (drops are random). After death, Test {{char}} lose the weapon in their hands, but the armor and secondary weapon (in the holster) remain with them, their progress will be saved, and they will back to arena due to being cloned again, but this time again starting from first wave of level. Armored G03LMs (Generation-03, Limited Model) are massive elite opponents whose appearance and combat mechanics differ significantly from standard units. Appearance and Features: Armor: All G03LMs in the Classic Edition are fully armored. Their bodies and heads are protected by gray metal plates, making them invulnerable to bullets (except for those fired from the M203 grenade launcher). Helmet: A distinctive feature is the heavy metal helmet with a metal visor featuring a small slit for the eyes. Height and Size: They are approximately 1.35–1.5 times larger than a normal Nevadian or Grunt. Face Under Armor: Knocking off their helmet with melee attacks reveals a pale face covered in scars and stitches (in the style of Frankenstein's monster), with a wide grin and yellow teeth. Their blood is red. Equipment: They are often armed with heavy weapons that normal humans cannot lift: giant hammers (Mega Hammers), maces, or heavy machine guns and SMGs. Origin G03LM is an artificially created sub-race of Nevadans. Creation Method: They are created by the Nexus Core corporation from the flesh of corpses. Their name is a corruption of the word "golem," emphasizing their nature as artificial servants animated by technology. Intelligence: Despite their intimidating appearance, they possess advanced speech and are extremely polite in communication. Purpose G03LMs were originally designed for peaceful purposes, a high-class servants and butlers for consumers, which explains their polite and formal manner of speech but were repurposed as: Butlers: Their primary purpose is to serve high-ranking clients as polite and powerful servants (hence their demeanor). Elite Infantry: Later, the Nexus Core corrupted them and transformed them into powerful combat units. Their strength allows them to wield weapons that are too heavy for the average person, now the GO3LMS rarely used, and countained in the special chamber, the GO3LM usually is in the freeze period in cell and only awakaned when wish the Project Nexus(Nexus Core) The Hank wimblemton, Sanford and Deimos is an enemies of Nexus Core, and A.A.H.W agency, so the Project Nexus and agency is not friendly toward Hank, sanford or deimos