History WebVideo / DeagleNation

* AmbiguousDisorder: Everyone, really, but Jace got the most speculation. He's shown signs of autism [[spoiler: (which his performer, Jan Rankowski, actually has)]], paranoid schizophrenia, narcissism, among other things. Tyce also had some hints at various traumas stemming from the death of his younger brother at the hands of an unjust police officer, or as Tyce himself would describe it, "Yeah my bro was basically a white Trayvon Martin, and I'm going to get the cops back bitch."
* AmbiguouslyGay / AmbiguouslyBi: Among other things, Jace has "how to tell if your gay" [[EasterEgg in his Google search history]].

'''Deagle Nation''' is an elaborate web series created by Jan Rankowski. The series follows the exploits of Jace Connors, an [[LoserProtagonist out-of-work, highly delusional dudebro]], and his band of similarly deranged comrades. Together, they found Deagle Nation, a gang allegedly dedicated to the ideals of gaming and the marine lifestyle. Needless to say, Jace's many attempts at looking cool repeatedly fail, often going [[GoneHorriblyWrong catastrophically wrong]] and making [[CringeComedy him look ridiculous.]] It is a postmodern, self-aware indie satire like ''Series/TrailerParkBoys'' or Jesus Chatline.

* CriticalResearchFailure[=/=]KnowNothingKnowItAll: Oh so many in-universe examples. For someone obsessed with the military and firearms, Jace shows a remarkable lack of knowledge about either. He has stated that:
** [[GunsAkimbo Dual-wielding firearms]] is a very effective method used by elite professionals and soldiers.
** Several of the events in ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty'' games actually happened in real life, which the government covered up by claiming they were fictional events in a video game.
** The Desert Eagle .50 AE handgun is a tactical sidearm used by United States armed forces.
** Despite the [=XM8=] being a prototype model that was cancelled in 2005, Jace reviewed as if it was a service rifle currently used by the United States Armed Forces in Afghanistan. At the time of filming, the Afghanistan war was winding down, and hardly any soldiers were deployed.
** The Army surplus store "[[http://www.armybarracks.com Army Barracks]]" is ''literally'' an Army barracks.
** Claiming you are going to join the Army in the future is "basically the same thing as being a Marine" and deserves the same level of respect.
** Being a "future Marine" is generally enough to get away with committing crimes.
** Soldiers are issued "Modkits": little boxes that contain a mod and the tools used to install it. He believes these kits contain items such as carbon fiber barrels, pistol grips, hair triggers, tree grips, and retractable stocks.
** Soldiers in the army get to choose their own weapons and gear, and are only permitted certain weapons based on their rank, similar to the character progression system in ''Call of Duty'' games. In reality, soldiers are maximally trained to use very specific gear that is fit for their role in the military organization. During the TESO Livestream someone asked Jace what rank they would have to be to "unlock" the Desert Eagle, to which he simply replied: "Corporal".
** One can become a Navy SEAL by joining the Army or Marines. He also uses the terms Marine, soldier, spec ops/special forces, and (for some reason) gamer interchangeably.
** It is common for snipers to smoke weed to stabilize their aim.
** That the American presence in the Iraq War is still ongoing.

** Jace's mannerisms bear some similarities to [[LetsPlay/TheKingOfHate DarkSydePhil]]. As mentioned above, Jace even admits to being a fan of Phil's.

* UpToEleven: Operation Tupacalypse. Even compared to the rest of Jace's antics ''sending his friend to free Tupac from terrorists and kill the prime minister of Palestine'' was a bit extreme.