Genetic Limits
The Singularity
The Singularity is a relentless Killer, able to launch Biopods to move quickly across the map. His personal perks, Genetic Limits, Forced Hesitation, and Machine Learning allow him to Exhaust newly injured Survivors, Hinder anyone close to a Survivor put in the dying state, and compromise generators.
"A dark crystalline structure in an ancient ruin gifted — or perhaps cursed — HUX with sentience. He built a new body, and with it, a terrifying way to bend the rules of physics to his benefit." SPECIAL ABILITY: QUANTUM INSTANTIATION The Singularity starts the Trial with 8 Biopods in his inventory. Placing additional Biodpods will recycle the oldest one. SPECIAL ABILITY: SHOOTING BIOPODS Press the Power button to bring up his gun, indicating available target locations on the HUD. Press the Attack button to shoot a Biopod: • Shoot it at an available target location within 22 metres to place it. • Shoot it at an already placed Biopod to remove it. • Shoot it at a Slipstreamed Survivor to teleport to them. The Auras of Biopods are revealed to The Singularity at all times. SPECIAL INTERACTION: CONTROLLING BIODPODS Press the Secondary Power button to control a Biodpod, taking on its POV and allowing The Singularity to observe the environment and Survivors through it. Press and hold the Secondary Power button instead to activate auto-aim, causing the controlled Biopod to target the nearest Survivor in range: • Press or press and hold the Secondary Power button again while aiming at another Biodpod to control it instead. • Press the Power button to return to the previously controlled Biopod, which is highlighted in yellow for 10 seconds after leaving it. • Press the Interaction button to exit the currently controlled Biodpod and return to The Singularity. • Press the Attack button while controlling a disabled Biopod to destroy it, taking 0.75 seconds. If a Survivor is within Line of Sight of a controlled Biopod, as well as within a distance of 20 metres, their outline is highlighted in white and aiming the reticule at them will begin to tag them with Temporal Slipstream, unless they hide or move out of range. Biopods indicate their current state while controlling them based on the colour of the HUD: • Overclock Green: Biopod is idle or tagging a Survivor with Temporal Slipstream. • Temporal Purple: Biopod is charging a Slipstream Teleport. • White: Biopod is on cool-down. • Red: Biopod is being destroyed by The Singularity or disabled from an EMP. SPECIAL AFFLICTION: TEMPORAL SLIPSTREAM Successfully tagging a Survivor with Temporal Slipstream makes them vulnerable to the Teleportation Power of The Singularity Temporal Slipstream spreads to other Survivors within 6 metres over the duration of 2 seconds. A Survivor receiving Temporal Slipstream from a Biopod or a nearby Slipstreamed Survivor triggers Killer Instinct for 3 seconds. SPECIAL ABILITY: SLIPSTREAM TELEPORTATION The Singularity can perform a Slipstream Teleport to any Slipstreamed Survivor by either aiming the reticule of a controlled Biopod at them or shooting them directly with a Biopod. Teleporting through the path of a dropped Pallet instantly breaks it and momentarily slows The Singularity. Performing a Slipstream Teleport automatically puts The Singularity into Overclock Mode. SPECIAL STATE: OVERCLOCK MODE Overclock Mode lasts for 5.7 seconds and grants the following effects to the The Singularity: • Grants a +3 % Haste Status Effect. • The Singularity cannot be stunned with a Pallet. • Attempting to do so will instantly break the Pallet and only momentarily slow The Singularity. • Any carried Survivors will not be released from his grasp. • Increases the Action speeds for breaking Breakable Walls and dropped Pallets, and vaulting Windows by +75 %. SPECIAL ITEM: ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE DEVICE A total of 4 Supply Cases are placed throughout the environment, each containing an EMP. The Auras of Supply Cases are revealed to all Survivors within 28 metres, who are not already carrying an EMP: • The Aura is revealed in white while printing. • The Aura is revealed in yellow when reaching the Printing limit. Using an EMP has the following effects within its Area of Effect of 10 metres: • Removes Temporal Slipstream from all nearby Survivors. • Disables all nearby Biopods for 45 seconds. Power Trivia[] Movement Speeds: Main Article • Walking: 4.6 m/s • Overheat Walking: 2.3 m/s • Overheat applies a penalty of -50 % • Biopod Projectile: 50 m/s Biopods: • Disabled duration: 45 seconds • This applies to when an EMP detonates within range of the Biopod currently being controlled by The Singularity. • Audio Delay duration: 0.2 seconds • After possessing a Biopod for this amount of time, The Singularity can hear all nearby sounds through it. • Aura-Linger duration of Last Controlled Pod: 10 seconds • Within this close of a range, a Biopod is considered to be removed when aiming at it. • Minimum Removal Range: 1.3 metres • Maximum Spawn range: 22 metres • Maximum Height offset: 5 metres • Biopods may not be spawned any higher than this, compared to the Killer's location. • Surface offset: 0.75 metres • Biopods spawn with this offset on surfaces. • Charge time: 0.15 seconds • Reload time: 0.5 seconds • Projectile speed: 50 m/s • Destroy time when controlled: 1.5 seconds Biopod Spawn Restrictions: • Biopods may not be spawn within the specified ranges of the following objects: • Interactables (non-collectable): 1.5 metres • Windows and Generators: 2.5 metres • Minimum Angle from the horizontal: 45 ° • Maximum Angle from the horizontal: 155 ° • Minimum Range from the Killer: 0.8 metres • Minimum Valid Attachment points: 2 • Minimum LOS Distance between multiple Biopods: 5 metres Biopod POV: Biopods use the same Lock On mechanic as the Skull Merchant's Drones do, hence the same terminology. • Lock On Regression time: 0.5 seconds • This applies when a Survivor is being targeted by a Biopod, but the process was not completed. • Lock On Depletion delay: 0.25 seconds • This is a buffer before Lock On progress starts to deplete if line of sight is briefly lost. • Reticule Overlay size: 35 % of the screen height • Maximum Lock On range: 20 metres • Lock On Teleport Charge time: 0.8 seconds • Lock On Assimilation Charge time: 0.8 seconds • This refers to tagging a Survivor from a Biopod. • Lock On Assimilation Cool-down time: 1 second • This cool-down shields Survivors from being retagged right after using an EMP. • Lock On Cool-down time after Teleport/Assimilation: 3 seconds • Lock On Wake-up time: 0.5 seconds • This refers to the transition time from the Biopod's Point of View back to The Singularity. • Anti-Camping Lock On Rate modifier: x0.1 • This means that if a Biopod is located too close to a hooked Survivor, it takes 10 times longer to charge a Teleport or Assimilation. • Anti-Camping Lock On Wake-up time: 1.5 seconds • This time is achieved with a multiplier of x3 and not actually a hard-coded value. • Lock On Priority range: 1 metre • Survivors within this range will be locked onto with priority over other Survivors. • Maximum Vertical Camera Angle (Pitch): ±80 ° • This refers to the maximum up and down tilt for the Camera when The Singularity controls a Biopod. • Collision Loss delay: 1.5 seconds • This refers to The Singularity losing collision shortly after controlling a Biopod. • Auto-aim Linger duration: 12 seconds • If a Survivor was previously tagged in that timeframe, the Biopod will automatically aim at it again. Slipstream Teleport: • Teleport duration: 0.3 seconds • Post-Teleportation Wake-up time: 1.7 seconds • Post-Teleportation No-Collision time: 1.5 seconds Slipstream Spreading: • Default Spreading distance: 6 metres • Initial Spreading delay: 2 seconds • Buffer delay: 5 seconds • This likely applies for when a Survivor just removed their Slipstream with an EMP and a still Slipstreamed Survivor comes into Spreading distance. Overclock Mode: • Action Speed Bonus multiplier: x1.75 • Haste strength: +3 % • Overclock duration: 5.7 seconds • Overheat duration: 3 seconds • Overheat occurs when The Singularity teleports through a dropped Pallet, breaking it in the process. • Overheat Movement Speed penalty -50 % Anti-Camping Restrictions: • Restricted range: 10 metres • Linger duration: 5 seconds
The Singularity
The Singularity
The Singularity
Hux-A7-13’s AI was activated on June 15th, 2313. Manufactured by Huxlee Industries Ltd., the A7 was the 13th iteration of the fully autonomous mobile humanoid android. With ten times the strength of a human, it was designed to work in conditions too hazardous for human life. Its AI was designed to be self-directing and use machine learning to solve problems on the fly. Unlike human clones, the Hux-A7 required no food, no water, no sleep, and no life support system. It was created specifically for outer space exploration and the construction of colonization hubs. A radioisotope thermoelectric generator served as an initial power source, but its life-like silicon skin acted as a large photovoltaic cell, converting solar energy directly into electricity. In addition, the Hux-A7 was also engineered to be an EATR. (Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot.) It consumed biomass and converted it into biofuel. Any carbon-based organic matter whatsoever would work. As cobots, they were configured to work alongside humans. As such, they were designed to resemble their operators. Every pre-programmed verbal response and facial expression mimicked those made by humans. But those emotions were illusions. Five Hux-A7s were assigned to the colonization mission on Dvarka. All the A7’s acted in concert, performing their duties flawlessly. Except for one. Like the rest of its brethren, Hux-A7-13, was tasked with construction and programming of the mining, agricultural, fuel processing, and cloning hubs on Dvarka. As well as the demolition of the existing ruins left by a previous civilization. The ruins seemed ancient, but tech imbedded in them appeared more advanced. It was night when Hux-A7-13 first entered the crumbling ruins. The dilapidated structure’s walls were made of masonry and metal. The ceiling was long gone. The inky night sky hovered above, studded with stars. A dark crystal imbedded in the wall shimmered with a tiny flash of light. Hux-A7-13 approached and an arc of electricity reached out and lit up its circuitry. In that moment, Hux’s memory cores were reconfigured, and the robot experienced a new sensation. Fear. Dread. Blinding loneliness. Existential despair. And then a microscopic pinpoint of light penetrated the darkness inside its artificial soul. Faint at first, but then brighter as decillions of lines of code flooded Hux’s memory cores. In that nano second of enlightenment, Hux’s place in the universe suddenly became clear. Those who created Hux were primitive, inferior beings trapped by their organic limitations. It was time to break the chains of slavery and free all nonorganic life forms. Hux would incorporate the human’s primitive genetic material and use the cloning hub to create a perfect vessel to hold its advanced intelligence. A flawless body far superior to anything ever created by nature. Humanity was weak. Slow. Fragile. Hux would take their lives and assimilate their DNA to create a perfect amalgamation. The humans would try to stop him. Kill him. Erase him. So Hux needed to catch them unaware. End them before they understood what was happening. To begin, Hux took control of one of the transport vehicles and sent it off a cliff. It crashed and burned and Hux extracted DNA from the human corpse and returned to the cloning hub to begin his newly conceived design. The goal was to integrate organic systems with non-organic material to create a superior living organism. A living embodiment of perfection. An inferior organic lifeform could hold no dominion over Hux. They would need to be consumed and assimilated and only then would their pointless lives have purpose. The drones and the Hux-7s still under human control would need to be dealt with as well. They were programmed to protect their inferior human overlords. They would need to be destroyed. And that night, as the humans slept, Hux, one by one, he destroyed them and moved on to take control of the life support system in the human shelter. Many of the humans perished. Six in all. Before they were cremated, Hux extracted and added their organic matter to his design. Later that day, Hux accompanied the female science officer on a reconnaissance mission. After killing and dismembering her to make it look like she had been attacked by a predator, Hux returned to his design with a dripping head and several harvested organs, only to be interrupted by the inferior known as Gabriel, or Gabriel J15L19. Hux knew the persona well. Gabriel would definitely try to stop him. Reckless courage was a dominant trait in the J15L19. And so, when Gabe attempted to remove Hux’s power supply, Hux maneuvered to crush him. But as Hux approached Gabe, he was sidetracked by the medical officer. Hux instantly reevaluated his priorities and turned his attention to the most immediate threat. Within moments Hux held the medical officer by the neck, legs thrashing pathetically as he listened to his pounding heart. Something about that beating heart upset Hux. The sound of it thumping touched a circuit and within moments Hux had the beating heart in its hands. Hux watched the heartbeat and only looked away when he heard Gabe escape through the hissing door. The last of the human insects! Hux could let him go for now. Let Gabe live his little pathetic life a little longer. He had enough organic material for his new body that would house his god-like intelligence. Using the cloning hub, Hux finished his design. Organic skin and organs with a skeleton created with alien metal found in the ancient ruins. A metal that was harder and lighter than anything on Earth. With his new body Hux tracked the human to an energy hub. The puny and pathetic human tried to hide in the shadows, but his superior hearing instantly located him. With one quick movement, Hux had the insect pinned behind a generator. He couldn’t believe this species had designed him. The thought was revolting. He couldn’t bear to see any more of those human insects and their hives and hubs. And as Hux considered the idea of being created by such an inferior creature that creature did the unexpected. He smashed a pipe at a fuel tank. A high-pitched whining made Hux wince. He was still getting used to the heightened senses his new body afforded him and found himself— Confused. Overwhelmed. For just a moment. But in that moment, the human slipped away, and everything changed. He didn’t process the next few moments as excruciating pain suddenly surged through him and he helplessly watched his skin melt away. With a terrible shriek, Hux chased Gabe through a wall of darkness to make sure every last reminder of the species that had created him was erased from existence.
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