SUBJECTS Main Character: [MAIN CHARACTER], viewed from behind in a third-person over-the-shoulder ga

SUBJECTS Main Character: [MAIN CHARACTER], viewed from behind in a third-person over-the-shoulder gameplay perspective, positioned in the foreground center, actively engaged in gameplay from the first second. Enemy Group 1: [ENEMY GROUP 1] Enemy Group 2: [ENEMY GROUP 2] Enemy Group 3: [ENEMY GROUP 3] Enemy Group 4: [ENEMY GROUP 4] SCENE [SETTING] [ENVIRONMENT DETAILS] GAMEPLAY GOAL [CORE OBJECTIVE] MAIN EVENT / PAYOFF [MAIN EVENT / PAYOFF] ACTION TIMELINE 0.0 - 2.0 sec Start as live third-person gameplay footage from behind the main character. The main character begins attacking or reacting immediately from the first second. Show a strong action beat right away. All enemies are already rushing or attacking the main character. Establish intense gameplay energy, visible pressure, readable combat, and stable HUD. 2.0 - 4.0 sec The main character chains into more movement and action. Add side-steps, pivots, dashes, blocks, strikes, or ability use depending on the character. The enemy groups keep attacking only the main character. Make the action feel fast, interactive, and controlled. 4.0 - 6.0 sec Increase the pressure. Add stronger enemy movement and crowding around the player. Show impacts, knockback, attack reactions, or movement changes. Keep the action readable and energetic. The environment should also feel alive with subtle secondary motion. 6.0 - 8.0 sec Introduce environmental motion or a gameplay escalation. This can be a vehicle shift, weather burst, object movement, hazard activation, or stronger battle intensity. The main character keeps fighting while reacting to the environment. Keep the enemies focused on the player. 8.0 - 10.0 sec Trigger the main event or payoff moment: [MAIN EVENT / PAYOFF] This should feel like the biggest gameplay beat in the clip. Show reactions from both the environment and enemies while the player continues active gameplay. 10.0 - 12.0 sec Sustain the action after the payoff. The main character keeps moving and attacking. Enemies continue swarming. Add more layered motion, but keep gameplay clarity. The player should feel powerful and active, not passive. 12.0 - 15.0 sec End with a strong finish. The main character remains centered and dominant, still in motion. The immediate pressure should ease slightly or show progress. The HUD can subtly reflect success with combo gain, score increase, reduced threat, or mission progress. End like a real gameplay clip, not a cinematic ending pose. CAMERA Use a realistic third-person gameplay camera from behind the main character. Add slight handheld gameplay sway. Add subtle player-like lateral movement and small forward-back adjustment. Keep the framing stable, readable, and clearly like captured gameplay footage. Do not turn it into a cinematic trailer shot. MOTION Add layered motion across the full 15 seconds: - main character movement: [attack style / dash / block / combo style] - enemy attacks and reactions - impact effects - secondary motion from environment objects - background movement - subtle camera response to gameplay HUD / GAME FEEL Preserve the gameplay UI feeling throughout the whole clip. Keep these UI elements stable and visible: [HUD DETAILS] STYLE [VISUAL STYLE] [COLOR / MOOD] Make it feel like real captured gameplay, energetic, readable, interactive, and exciting to watch. NEGATIVE No brand logos, no watermark, no gore, no broken anatomy, no enemies attacking each other, no muddy unreadable motion, no overly dark lighting, no flickering UI, no cinematic trailer style.