Tactical Shooter Gameplay Video Prompt

prompt: Use the uploaded storyboard @Image 1 as the strict action and composition reference. Create a 15-second realistic AAA third-person tactical shooter gameplay recording, as if a real player is controlling the character. Keep the same operator, rifle, ruined urban courtyard, concrete cover, vehicle positions, enemies, lighting, HUD layout, and screen direction throughout. No cinematic camera angles. Camera stays player-controlled, mostly over the right shoulder, with subtle joystick/mouse corrections. for character use this @Image 2 Frame-by-frame prompt Frame 1 | 0:00–0:01.3 Third-person over-the-shoulder gameplay view. The operator crouches behind a broken concrete wall. Two enemies are visible ahead, one near the parked vehicle and one near the doorway. Minimal HUD visible. Player pauses and observes. Frame 2 | 0:01.3–0:02.4 The operator slowly crouch-walks toward the edge of the wall, rifle held ready. Camera makes a small natural player-controlled adjustment toward the enemies. Frame 3 | 0:02.4–0:03.4 He stops and presses against cover. Enemy near the vehicle scans the area. The operator remains hidden and waits briefly. Frame 4 | 0:03.4–0:04.6 The player performs a careful right-side peek. The operator exposes only his head, shoulder, and rifle. Crosshair moves toward Enemy 1. Frame 5 | 0:04.6–0:05.9 Aim down sights. Fire two controlled shots at Enemy 1. Realistic muzzle flash, recoil, shell ejection, and slight camera kick. Enemy 1 reacts naturally and collapses beside the vehicle. Frame 6 | 0:05.9–0:07.0 The operator immediately pulls back behind the wall. Enemy 2 fires toward his previous position. Bullets strike the concrete edge, producing small chips and dust. Frame 7 | 0:07.0–0:08.2 Still crouched, the player shifts a short distance along the wall to create a new firing angle. Camera follows with small imperfect gameplay movement. Frame 8 | 0:08.2–0:09.5 The operator peeks from the new position. Enemy 2 is visible near the doorway. Crosshair starts slightly off-target, then the player corrects the aim. Frame 9 | 0:09.5–0:11.0 Aim down sights and fire a short three-round burst. Rifle recoil climbs slightly. The player compensates downward. Enemy 2 staggers backward into the doorway and falls out of view. Frame 10 | 0:11.0–0:12.5 The operator returns behind cover. Player briefly scans the doorway, vehicle, nearby windows, and alley. Low-ammo reload prompt appears. Frame 11 | 0:12.5–0:15.0 The operator leaves cover while performing a fast tactical reload. Fresh magazine locks into the rifle. As he advances, a third enemy suddenly appears in an upper-floor window. The player quickly snaps the camera upward toward him. Crosshair approaches the target. Cut before firing. Important gameplay rules Keep movements slightly imperfect so it feels genuinely player-controlled. Use realistic crouch speed, weapon weight, recoil, reload timing, cover behavior, aiming delay, and enemy reactions. No teleportation, no instant target snapping, no cinematic slow motion, no dramatic camera cuts, no floating camera, and no exaggerated ragdoll physics. Every enemy position and every player movement must follow the storyboard spatially.