There's going to be pay, of course. There's even an offer to have your back when selling other things or to be the sellers. Between the noise where the brothers are and the burner comm, the voice-to-text isn't sure which fencing is being talked about.<br/><br/>This gets to Lapine just in time to not really interfere with the next bit of the advertising, which is another fight scene, but one slightly less fantastic than on a hill versus strange monsters. This is in a club, fighting with your wrist-mounted shotguns! There's even some magic involved, although of the more Hollywood type as two people don't normally become one. Oh, wait, no. That's just a representation of how hard this unknown protag hits. Two very briefly seemed to have become one.<br/><br/>After two more sim-trailers, the show goes back into history and advertising stuff, admittedly with nice backgrounds and a list of backing studios that would choke a dragon. Apparently only the trailer fights will have the sim-recordings, everything else is going to be more normal trid-fare. Although the guy in the clockwork cock-and-balls seat suggests either some lewd humor, an inattentive intern, or somebody didn't realize what that chair looked like.