Every had that feeling of being spawn killed by a sniper in game? Yeh us aswell.

In the farthest reaches of the galaxy, in a sector long since forgotten by civilized life, there exists a tiny, unassuming moon. It orbits a gas giant whose name has been lost to time, itself a relic of a bygone age when empires stretched across the stars and gods walked amongst mortals. The moon is not unlike countless others in the vastness of space, a rocky, pockmarked sphere with craters large and small, its surface forever scarred by the impacts of asteroids and comets. But this moon, unlike any other, is the setting for the most popular reality show in the universe: "Sniper's Delight."

The contestants of the show, all of them desperate for fame and fortune, are tasked with surviving for one hundred episodes on the surface of the moon, each episode lasting twenty-four hours of real time. The catch? They are all equipped with state-of-the-art exoskeletons and weapons, and they must also attempt to survive against a single, unseen sniper hidden somewhere on the moon's surface. The sniper has one goal: to eliminate each contestant, one by one.

As the hundredth episode begins, the tension is palpable. The contestants, exhausted and paranoid, are scattered across the moon's surface, each trying to find shelter and evade detection. One of them, a young man named Alex, has chosen a particularly risky spot: a large crater at the moon's equator, surrounded by tall rock formations. He thinks it will provide him with good cover, but he's starting to realize that his bladder is full to bursting.

He tries to hold it in, but eventually, he can't take it anymore. He ducks behind a large boulder and releases a torrent of urine onto the rock. As he finishes, he feels a warm sensation spreading down his legs. He looks down to see that he's soiled himself, and panic surges through him.

The crater's silence is broken by a sharp crack, followed by a high-pitched whine. The ground shudders beneath his feet, and he realizes that he's been hit. His exoskeleton is damaged, and he can't move. He tries to radio for help, but his suit is malfunctioning. The pain is intense, and he can feel himself slipping away.