Being an NSFL rookie sucks, but being the son of a NSFL player who played in the league 10 years gives me an idea of what to do to help out the grass green rookies coming in. I'd first get a feel of what the rookie wants to get out of the league. If this is just a sometimes hobby for them they'll pick up once every couple week or two or if they're gonna be on every day. I would get the rookie on discord interacting with the rest of the active members of the league and encourage them to start talking smack about whatever teams that passed up on him. I feel like if a rookie feels engaged with the rest of the community they'll be more likely to stick around for a while.
After that its time to tell them about the most important thing in the NSFL...TPE (and tangentially money). I'd drill into their soft, freshly formed scull the importance of earning TPE regularly and getting that money in to buy their fancy 30 TPE equipment. They've also gotta know their ways to make money as well as how they feel comfortable making money. Not everyone feels good about writing several hundred words so they can start writing 140 characters on twitter every week or start finger painting player cards.
Lastly I'd tell the rookie to find what makes them have fun in the NSFL, be it trash talking in the discord, making signatures for their teammates, or yell about cheating in the thunderdome.
After that its time to tell them about the most important thing in the NSFL...TPE (and tangentially money). I'd drill into their soft, freshly formed scull the importance of earning TPE regularly and getting that money in to buy their fancy 30 TPE equipment. They've also gotta know their ways to make money as well as how they feel comfortable making money. Not everyone feels good about writing several hundred words so they can start writing 140 characters on twitter every week or start finger painting player cards.
Lastly I'd tell the rookie to find what makes them have fun in the NSFL, be it trash talking in the discord, making signatures for their teammates, or yell about cheating in the thunderdome.
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