Quote:Written Option 1: Most players want to show off their skills on the ice. Whether in the form of a fancy save or incredible goal or even a hit that makes the glass shatter, spectators love being impressed. This is even more true for the playoffs where the stakes are higher. Does your player try to impress the crowd come playoff time? If so, how do they try to do so? Do they include their teammates in a set play that will make the crowd roar? Or do they try to take the glory for themselves to make an impossible play? If they aren’t the type to change their style of play to impress fans during playoffs, how does your player maintain their focus when the games get tougher and play gets more intense?

Yes, my player tries to impress the fans, even during the playoffs when the stakes are higher.

One thing he enjoys doing is getting on the mic in the pregame skate and dedicating his next goal to a lucky fan in the stands, usually a little kid. Then, when he finally scores the goal, he goes to that kid and points at him through the glass while celebrating.

Another thing he does is reverse his stick so that he’s controlling the puck with the knob of his stick, and then does some sick stickhandling moves around the opposing defenders to score a goal that sends the fans crazy. He usually does this at home, since he doesn’t see the point of trying to impress an away crowd.

Finally, it should be noted that Jae-ik only does this type of thing when the game itself is still fairly open. He’s not going to start doing trick shots when his team is down a goal in game seven with only two minutes left on the clock, as that would be irresponsible and lead to him being shot into the sun by the coach.