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Segi · 10-20-2024, 01:56 PM

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Toivo · 10-20-2024, 02:06 PM

My player is the seasoned veteran now. At this point in his career, he’s getting fair media coverage, some benefit of doubt, but there’s also always questions about whether my player is over the hill and too old. The media has been more or less the same over the last few years. There’s not too many surprises. It’s nothing new, so it can be a little boring. But it’s still going to be something that I have to show up to do. There are a lot of sponsorship deals that I could think of being a fun time. Give me some off road vehicles to drive around and have a good tie with, some polaris or something. I wouldn’t mind being the face of that brand. Get all the players on the Panthers some. For themselves so then we could ride all over the jungle together. It’s all about looking for the right deals to sign up for and looking out for your community. (Kahn PBE)

Deng · 10-20-2024, 02:21 PM

written option 2:

As hockey season approaches Valtteri found himself back in the media spotlight. He is the star of the team. He is an important part of the marketing campaign. His face appears on billboards and on social media. Although some players excel in front of the camera, Valtteri remains reserved. He understands the importance of team promotion. But like his performance on the ice speaks for itself. In media interviews, Valtteri kept his answers short. By adhering to basic principles He's not interested in chasing fame or big sponsorship deals. Instead, he makes a speciality of his recreation and helping his teammates. However, fans love his quiet, unassuming personality. And despite the fact that he does not are searching for interest But I got him Valtteri dealt with everything with grace. Striking a balance between being remarkable and captivated with the sport of hockey. Even though he reluctantly But Valtteri's authenticity resonates with the brand. As the sponsorship offers kept coming in, he gradually realized that he could use this platform not only for personal gain. but also to support what he believes in Make him appear outside the frame... Impressive as he is, playing in it.

charlieconway · 10-20-2024, 02:32 PM

Quote:Written Option 1: Just before opening night a new law gets signed that requires every light on the stadium to be changed to led bulbs. And it just so happens that your player had angered the GM only few days ago so they do the only reasonable thing and make it your players job to change the bulbs, over the weekend. What did your player do to anger the GM? Was it intentional, accident, did they get framed or is it just a misunderstanding? How does your player perform the task? Or do they just outright refuse?

The GM was mad at Jae-ik Barron for a legitimate reason: he decided to throw an off-season party on the arena’s ice surface, inviting not only people but cars to drive out onto the surface and tear it up. Not only was it expensive to fix, it also led to a deadline almost not being met for the official start of the season.

In order to complete the task of changing all of the lightbulbs in the arena, Jae-ik enlists the help of his country’s top scientists and engineers to create a set of mech legs that can extend to extraordinary heights. That way, he doesn’t have to use a pesky ladder or bungie cord setup to reach the lights in the arena. When picturing what those mech legs would look like, think of a mix between the mechs in Zion in Matrix: Revolutions, and the one in the first Avatar movie, with a hint of Inspector Gadget thrown in. Of course, the suit winds up destroying the ice surface, which causes management to get mad at Jae-ik all over again.

*AuggieO* · 10-20-2024, 03:07 PM

Written Option 1:

Have you seen the forearm muscles on professional light bulb changers? They are even more impressive than the forearms on a rock climber. Of course NoNo Jo took this job in stride and came out with the largest forearm muscles on the team, heck maybe in the whole city. He will use his unusually large forearm muscles to become an even better and stronger player for the team. Heck he may be so invaluable that the owner of the team would do anything to keep him... maybe even replacing the GM? That would be.. good because NoNo Jo may be a superstar but he's not a saint and he tries his best to forgive and forget but when the GM got angry just because he poured his milk before his cereal? Common man get a grip on the real world out here. Losers can't be winners or whatever the saying is. Anyway GMs drool and NoNo the lightbulb changer rules.\

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***Ace*** · 10-20-2024, 03:42 PM

Graphic Option 1
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juke · 10-20-2024, 04:05 PM

Written option #2

Hip Hurts does not enjoy being in the spotlight and participating in media day that much. However he's been part of the NBB captains group since his rookie year, and just 2 seasons in is one of the star players on the Battleborn that will be a key part of their rebuild, so the media seems to follow him a bit. He doesn't mind too much, but he certainly doesn't put in much effort. He's agreed to appear in a few low production commercials for local businesses, where his poor acting is put on display. He reluctantly gives interviews to the media during pre and post game, where he speaks in boring hockey cliches and at times he pretends his English is worse than it really is if he doesn't want to answer a particular question. He will also always do his best to defer the interview to captain Slava Kasyanenko. However one thing is for sure, you can often see him endorsing the local sportsbooks and casinos.

***Shiamus*** · 10-20-2024, 04:59 PM

Graphic Option 1 of Lily pissing off Luke (AKA Gritty)

Text reads " LILY PUT THAT DYNAMITE DOWN"

MattyJ · 10-20-2024, 05:11 PM

Prompt 2:

MattyJ is far from the center piece of the Blizzard organization. With some massive draft picks over the past couple seasons, they are the main focus of the fans. This does not bother him as he loves being apart of a promising roster. It also does not help that MattyJ is not a a huge fan of the media and interviews. He hates the dumb questions and pandering he has to do. Still, MattyJ is a respected and promising member of the team. There are some small groups of fans that call him their favorite player. It might be his grittiness and will to win. Due to this, the Blizzard organization does force him to do some promotional videos on social media. MattyJ knows the key to being liked is just being an elite hockey player. So this is where his focus lies. With time, we may see him become more open to media and stuff like that, but for now, it is not his favorite thing.

*kahri* · 10-20-2024, 05:31 PM

jbay7 · 10-20-2024, 05:35 PM

Option 2: Jarrod Lakemore has never been one for the spotlight and rarely accepts sponsorship deals. He is known for being serious to a fault and a man of few words. He is a notoriously tough interview target, who seems to almost go out of his way to avoid giving the media some printable quote, often deriding the press member's cookie cutter question in a very Popovichian way. His performance on the ice makes him a popular media target but his stoic, muted demeanor tends to frustrate journalists. He is a bit more forthcoming with fans, but is often criticized in the media as an anti-hero, a poor leader, or an entitled brat. For Lakemore however it's much simpler; he refuses to be intentionally led on in interview questions by press members clearly trying to get him to say certain things. Furthermore, he when asked the same, stupid, repetitive, boring, low effort questions like, "What went wrong for your team tonight?", he will always reciprocate with an equally low effort response like, "The other team scored more goals than us." (181 words)

*Punk42AE* · 10-20-2024, 05:40 PM

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Bonk · 10-20-2024, 05:48 PM

Well Hugh Manius is not going to get on the bad side of the unions that work at the Smoothie King Center, no way. And certainly, is not doing that the night before the season starts. Management can to try to sweat Hugh all they want to the facilities mangers are going to have to address the light bulbs. Sorry Joe. Joe can bitch all he wants but he needs to get over Hugh using his personal bathroom. It is not that big of deal but to ask Hugh to change the light bulb because of their bad planning with this law on the horizon. And by the way, where is the players union on this, as this appears to be retaliatory and well outside the scope of the contact Hugh sign with the New Orleans Specters. Although Hugh is not delusional enough to believe the players union would do anything. Joe needs to deal with it.

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natedoeshockey · 10-20-2024, 05:58 PM

Patya hearing from GM that he have for change all lights in stadium to led bulbs. This sound like daunting task, but Patya apparently make GM mad? Patya thinking he framed. Patya hear of prank some rookie from other team am pull on GM of New Orleans where he am put greased pig in GM office. Patya have NOTHING to do with this. Patya not even knowing for where to get pig, or how for grease one up. This sound like so much work! Patya pranks funny but Patya never involve animals. Anyway, Patya do the task and change the lightbulbs. Patya seek help from teammates and am get support because everyone know Patya not doing this and is not fair for Patya to do alone. It become teambuilding activity and Patya think this much good for team. We am make jokes and talk about how silly whole situation is while we do it. Patya so glad for have such helpful teammates!

Brenadyr · 10-20-2024, 05:59 PM

Written Option 1: It is not uncommon for Jauhnne Hawky to stay late practicing, and sometimes he might forget to put something away properly. Mayhaps he has forgotten one too many times and his GM decided that enough was enough. So on Jauhnne goes to replace all the light bulbs. He does not complain though, after all the light bulbs do need to be changed if he wanted to play in the stadium and he had indeed messed up on this occasion. It is not like changing the light bulbs was particularly difficult, especially compared to the games he had been playing in this regulars season. By the time the weekend is over, every light bulb is properly installed and the old bulbs are properly disposed of. Jauhnne is ready to get back on the ice and play some more hockey, and the next time he stays late practicing he will make sure to put things away properly.

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