Written Option 1: With every new season some new faces join the team. How is your player helping those fresh rookies to become the best they can? Do they help them all the best they can or are they the kind of person who first finds someone they like to take under their wing? Or if they know better to leave things like this to others, who they think is the best one in the team to leave it to, why them?

AT-AT is a pretty quiet veteran when it comes to helping or guiding any of the rookies on the team. He would certainly offer his opinion if asked, but frankly he's got his own game to worry about! It's not that he's not interested in helping or trying to discourage anyone, he's just a bit into his own thing. He's more focused on developing his own skills and working out his own way than worrying about what anyone else is doing. As far as it goes, the coaches, GMs, or other players might have specific ideas of how they'd like their players to develop. So AT-AT doesn't need to go telling them to do something else! He knows he wouldn't like it if someone told him how he should be doing things, that is if they weren't the coaches or similar. Maybe later in his career when he's a vet with a history of great deeds, then he can venture his opinion on how others should play the game, but until then he just keeps his head down and nose to the grindstone and just works on being the best he can be!