Forz
Relayman
Infinite Maw Conflict
As a youth Forz fought against the Church of the Infinite Maw during the Infinite Maw Conflict. During the fighting he killed two Assault-Class Engineered on the opposite side, and in the aftermath of it he saw the situation for what it was: Engineered being sent to kill other Engineered because natural-borns could never match them, in a war that was not theirs, for pay that was not worth what it asked of them, simply because the assignment gave them a purpose that the Engineered reform had already proven they did not need. He fled back to Thazvaar and never returned to that kind of work.
Mercenary Years
In the years after the conflict Forz did corridor and expeditionary mercenary work across multiple continents, and his physiology let him perform feats that were impressive even by Engineered standards. He wanted someone to record what he could do so the rest of the planet could see it, but no natural-born relayman could keep up with him. They could not carry the equipment fast enough, could not survive the environments he moved through, and could not be where he was when the moments happened. He picked up broadcast equipment himself and found he could haul extremely heavy and powerful rigs into locations that would kill anyone else who tried to carry them there. The energy he had once put into fighting went into filming, and the result was footage from angles and positions nobody else on the planet could reach.
Game Clearing Footage
His most famous broadcast is the only footage captured from inside an active Game clearing. He broke in under extreme fire, carrying equipment that would have required a vehicle for anyone else, and recorded the structure of the clearing, the containment design, and the false promise of escape that defines the final round. He nearly died extracting the footage and survived only because of what he is. At fifty-three years old he is remarkably old for an Assault-Class given the impulsivity that defines the class and the mortality rate it produces, and he remains active in the field.