Login

cly · 08-22-2023, 05:14 PM

player prompt graphic option
[Image: whoa.png?width=833&height=983]

Australiankek · 08-22-2023, 07:49 PM

Yeah I'm going to be sticking with easy drawings for now

[Image: image.png]

electrictree · 08-22-2023, 08:10 PM

https://forums.sim-football.com/showthre...#pid726774

ISFL affiliate

***Sburbine*** · 08-22-2023, 10:47 PM

Player Prompt

For this one I'll still in my GM chair instead of player chair because I know it's gotta be Newfoundland pranking Maine. I think the best prank we could do is stage an environmental protest in front of their stadium before a game. I know the whole thing is that NL is always chopping trees but isn't that what that Timber are doing? They aren't trees but the act of cutting them down, I guess NL has been chopping the logging industry. The environmentalists will be protesting deforestation and the promotion of people cutting down trees. I think it'll be a good distraction for them and we might be able to win the game while they're dealing with protesters. We'll have them dress as trees and have other people fake chop them down, it's really got to be as load and obnoxious as possible to be an ultimate prank. It should be easy to find some activists in Portland to do this for us.

*leviadan* · 08-23-2023, 12:16 AM

I think the Texas Renegades prank the Chicago Syndicate because we want to scare them going into the playoffs. So we get a perfect replica of the Challenge Cup made and we put it in their room and when they all get really excited and start touching it and lifting it and kissing it, we push a button on a remote and the thing explodes into water because it was a water balloon the whole time, basically. Then they are all soaked in water and probably pretty pissed off that we pulled one over on them, because also inside the balloon was a note that said "Good luck winning the real one with us in your way, nerdos. -Love the Renegades" We say love because we want them to know that it's all in good fun even though they're soaking wet and we aren't. Then we all go back to the rink, make sure our workout equipment hasn't been swapped for water balloon replicas, and then get back to working out so we can win the S72 cup!

*NorwegianDemon* · 08-23-2023, 01:40 AM

I would definitely be a player coach in this game and spend a lot of time explaining to everyone the strategy we would employ before the game. Since we are playing against robots, this mean that no actual life form will be present on the other, which means that our opponent can feel pain and therefore, everything is fair game against time since they can simply go for repairs after the game. So, I’m telling my teammates that they need to play as dirty as they possibly can. The first few shifts of the game should be focusing on hitting them as much as when they can to break their armour. We need to punch them in scrubs after every whistle and slash them as much as we can with our stick. Then, once wires and components start to get exposed, we need to go for them to disable every single one of these robots. Finally, we will win the game by forfeit when they will have no more players left.

171 words

Pickle Juice · 08-23-2023, 07:15 AM

Player Prompt:

Prank our biggest rival you say? Well, first we would have to all agree on who our biggest rival actually is. I would have to call a meeting. The boys would gather 'round the round table to begin the discussion. But first, drinks!. How are we expected to make this meeting productive while so thoroughly parched? Nay, the liquor shall flow like milk and honey in the ancient rivers of Babylon. I Request one bartender for every two men sitting at the table to inspire a sense of competition between teammates. Healthy competition is always welcome in the buffalo locker room. Upon quenching our everlasting thirst, a seemingly impossible task, we will finally get to our discussion of rivals and rivalries. Contemporary discussions of rivals seem a bit ambiguous, don't they? Sort of like that discussion of is there a real thing such as good or evil? The discussions become heated as nobody can agree on which way is up or down. Everyone is shit faced, we are too hungover the next day and we lose our game. We were our own biggest rivals, we played ourselves.

Tesla · 08-23-2023, 08:26 AM

Creative Prompt / Story Mode

MOUI Leader: I would like to thank you for being a lenient representative of earthlings and allowing us to have a reasonably fair match. Even if we lost by a fifteen goal margin we at least got to score a goal courtesy of your players being kind enough to clear a path to the goal so as to avoid a complete embarrassment of my species.

Agent Tesla: I confess that was all on them as I am not as inclined to show such mercy.

MOUI Leader: I figured as such based on our last conversation. Now as for the next game we are going to need your Mr. Heinrich to play with the alien team against a group of our most prized robots.

Agent Tesla: Are you seeking revenge in this instance?

MOUI Leader: Not at all! We are preparing for something admittedly, but we guarantee that the robots in question have a behavioral chip to prevent them from breaking what you earthlings call Asimov's Laws. None of your players will be in any danger, although the robots are designed to be hyper efficient hockey players.

Agent Tesla: I do not believe that will be a problem for us given the work that has gone in to preparing the aliens and the fact that in these particular matches my boy Dave is not inhibited by the constraints of simulation.

MOUI Leader: What do you mean?

Agent Tesla: What I mean is Dave brings tangible experience to the table that translates exceedingly well from being in the simulation, but is amplified by being unbound by said simulation allowing him to skate circles around any robot you can bring to bare before me short of maybe Amazo. Combined with my presence in assisting the aliens in adapting to his particular play style and the team should be capable of handling any and all opposition.

MOUI Leader: Well I look forward to a good game.

Agent Tesla: I could not agree more!

Code:
Word Count: 320

***Figgy*** · 08-23-2023, 09:51 AM

Going back in the history of the franchise, Anchorage has a long running rivalry with the Vancouver Whiners, I mean Whalers.

Credit to Ragnar and Enigmatic for the great Signatures

chetib · 08-23-2023, 09:52 AM

Written Task: While the hyperintelligent mice are being cleaned off the boards with a kitchen scraper, the coaches of the mouse team pull you aside and, in squeaky voices vaguely reminiscent of sped-up recordings, tell you you're almost ready. Ignoring your questions, they ask you to take the ice with your team in a friendly match against some robots. They assure you the robots are not capable of lethal force and that the corporeal forms of their battered comrades were "disposable anyway", so no need to worry about anything as childish as revenge. How does your player's presence with your alien team change the team's dynamic? Will you be a player coach, or trust the alien you're replacing on the ice to take bench duties for this game?

This is quite the prompt, Ok so I am now taking the ice now with my hyper sensitive and extremely obedient team. When the squeakers start talking to me I immediately assume they have some fiendish plan for me because there is no way I am going to trust a damn mouse to not be vengeful. I am most definitely NOT taking the ice. Just because they may view their battered comrades as expendable doesn't mean I expect to be treated the same. I would be more than happy to throw wave after wave of my players out there to take the beating from these battle bots that the mice have cooked up. In fact I think we are going to take a lesson from European football and draw so many penalties we are constantly at the man advantage. If I can get a couple game misconducts out of it I will call it a win.

Wheels · 08-23-2023, 09:55 AM

Philip Fry found himself in an unusual situation as the hyperintelligent mice coaches approached him. With their high-pitched, sped-up voices, they cryptically hinted that he was "almost ready" for something, leaving him puzzled. Nonetheless, he agreed to join his alien team in a friendly match against robots, reassured that the robots wouldn't inflict lethal harm and that his alien comrades' corporeal forms were considered expendable.

As Fry stepped onto the ice with his team, the dynamics shifted. His presence injected a sense of confidence and familiarity among the alien players. They looked to him for guidance, not only as a coach but as a player, too. Fry decided to be a player-coach, taking a position on the ice and directing plays while trusting the alien he replaced on the bench to assist with coaching duties.

Fry's leadership on the ice was infectious. He showcased his skill and determination, inspiring the aliens to perform at their best. Together, they faced the robots with newfound determination and teamwork, determined to overcome this latest challenge in their intergalactic "Ho'Kii" journey.

177 Words

soevil · 08-23-2023, 09:58 AM

ISFL Affiliate

HanTheMan_ · 08-23-2023, 11:47 AM

SSL Affiliate

***sliceruser*** · 08-23-2023, 11:48 AM

-shoe on the other appendage

First off i would be greatly surprised that they would want to see us play again and admire their commitment to the game to learn more about us. Second, in regards to being a player coach, if it is a friendly match i would likely give the alien coach stand in a chance to learn and adapt to my previous coaching style and be good on his own. As for my impact on the ice I would be more akin to a captain and on ice leader to provide motivation and back up my teammate when needed while also continuing to play Alexandros style of game and finding the perfect targets to pass the puck and start plays wile also being first back on defense to set an example for the team. Show them that defense and offense are just as important to win a game of hockey and that we all need to contribute to win be it alien, human, mice or.... robots? I guess.

*mystick* · 08-23-2023, 01:23 PM

The Specters seem to meet the Syndicate in the playoffs quite a bit, so I would unite us to prank Chicago. Especially now that they fluked their way to the top of the table while we are at the bottom. My personal choice on who to prank is my old captain and someone who helped me a lot in the SMJHL, Rasmus Bergling. I know he is a great person, but with a well placed bribe to some airline workers, magically his bag goes missing. In that bag he keeps his very expensive and difficult to obtain hair gel. I wanted to replace the gel with glue, but I do like the guy. It may not seem like much, but he uses that gel religiously before and after games to keep his flow immaculate. This will be quite the mental annoyance for him in his game prep. Nothing too malicious, but enough to to get under his skin. With what to rest of the team has planned it might be enough to get them to throw a game.

Navigation

Extra Menu

About us