04-26-2022, 01:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-26-2022, 02:07 PM by platanocat. Edited 3 times in total.)
17. Your team has announced that they will be laying ground on a new stadium next season. What additions would you like to see included in it. No graphics option available here.
We are the Sarasota SAILFISH. We are an aquatic themed team. So what do we need? AN UNDERWATER FOOTBALL STADIUM. Picture it. A giant bubble under the Atlantc Ocean just off the Florida coast. It’ll be almost entirely made of glass to allow for fans to view the various oceanic life while also enjoying the thrills of live football! Vice versa, the fish will finally be able to spectate on ‘above ground’ sports, thus bringing in more revenue for the team. It’s perfect. The stadium will practically pay for itself. We could even have a Sea Lab wing of the stadium, devoted completely to non-profit research on oceanic life, the adaptability of land based organisms living in a bio-enclosure, as well as the effects of environment saving initiatives. This underwater campus would mark a whole new era of sports science. Not to mention working alongside non-profit research organizations would mean rather substantial tax credits.
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19. If your player had a show starring them, what would the plot be? Graphic Option: Create the cover art for your player’s show
Rocky Rhoads is a dog that plays professional football. Many networks have reached out to do a segment on an in depth look in to his life among the league. Finally E! entertainment will get their story. Rocky Rhoads would highlight his work routines, as well as share some of his experiences living in Sarasota. For example, how exactly DOES a dog prepare for a big game in the ISFL? A rigorous training agenda, including at least 22 hours of rest every night. He also cuts out all carbs from his diet, which consists solely of kibble and deli pulled chicken. Adhering to this strict regiment is what allowed him to bulk up and finally attain his goal mass of 17 lbs. This is just a little snippet of what would be covered in the series, but provides an example of what the test viewers have come to expect from the show.
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25. Imagine your current position was not available to be picked when you created your player. What other position would you have picked, and why?
So this is a question that most GMs typically ask for scouting, but for me has changed over the seasons. My first player was an OL, which was a fun ‘lazy’ archetype to play. All you have to do is get big, earn some tpe, and boom you’re earning pancakes. For my recreate I kind of had the urge get more flashy kind of stats. I chose runningback because I figured playing offense, getting yards, and scoring touchdowns would make me feel like much more of an asset to my team. Today, I think if I had to swap positions I would like playing Safety. It’s one of the flashier defensive positions in my mind because you can rack up interceptions. The thing is though that you also don’t have to necessarily have your team win when playing defense. Your player can have a break out performance even if your team loses (not that winning isn’t the goal obviously).
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27. What team do you think has the best branding in the league? What team do you think could use a refresh? Why?
So of course many people are probably going to be homers and talk about how their own team has the best branding in the league blah blah blah. Well that’s lazy and boring, so I’m going to do it too. The Sarasota Sailfish have a cool mascot. The sailfish is one of the most dangerous predators in the open ocean and can swim up to 70mph. That right there seals the deal for me. You have an intimidating presence and represent speed. Perfect things for a sports team. If I had to pick an ISFL team that should change their branding, it would be Chicago Butchers. I just like, never understood it. They’re the bloody meat cleavers? They own a deli? They are sponsored by Cutco Knives? In my opinion animal mascots were always more fun. They represent different elements of ‘wild’ nature, as well as represent the region that the team plays in (example Sarasota Sailfish).
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We are the Sarasota SAILFISH. We are an aquatic themed team. So what do we need? AN UNDERWATER FOOTBALL STADIUM. Picture it. A giant bubble under the Atlantc Ocean just off the Florida coast. It’ll be almost entirely made of glass to allow for fans to view the various oceanic life while also enjoying the thrills of live football! Vice versa, the fish will finally be able to spectate on ‘above ground’ sports, thus bringing in more revenue for the team. It’s perfect. The stadium will practically pay for itself. We could even have a Sea Lab wing of the stadium, devoted completely to non-profit research on oceanic life, the adaptability of land based organisms living in a bio-enclosure, as well as the effects of environment saving initiatives. This underwater campus would mark a whole new era of sports science. Not to mention working alongside non-profit research organizations would mean rather substantial tax credits.
154 words
19. If your player had a show starring them, what would the plot be? Graphic Option: Create the cover art for your player’s show
Rocky Rhoads is a dog that plays professional football. Many networks have reached out to do a segment on an in depth look in to his life among the league. Finally E! entertainment will get their story. Rocky Rhoads would highlight his work routines, as well as share some of his experiences living in Sarasota. For example, how exactly DOES a dog prepare for a big game in the ISFL? A rigorous training agenda, including at least 22 hours of rest every night. He also cuts out all carbs from his diet, which consists solely of kibble and deli pulled chicken. Adhering to this strict regiment is what allowed him to bulk up and finally attain his goal mass of 17 lbs. This is just a little snippet of what would be covered in the series, but provides an example of what the test viewers have come to expect from the show.
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25. Imagine your current position was not available to be picked when you created your player. What other position would you have picked, and why?
So this is a question that most GMs typically ask for scouting, but for me has changed over the seasons. My first player was an OL, which was a fun ‘lazy’ archetype to play. All you have to do is get big, earn some tpe, and boom you’re earning pancakes. For my recreate I kind of had the urge get more flashy kind of stats. I chose runningback because I figured playing offense, getting yards, and scoring touchdowns would make me feel like much more of an asset to my team. Today, I think if I had to swap positions I would like playing Safety. It’s one of the flashier defensive positions in my mind because you can rack up interceptions. The thing is though that you also don’t have to necessarily have your team win when playing defense. Your player can have a break out performance even if your team loses (not that winning isn’t the goal obviously).
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27. What team do you think has the best branding in the league? What team do you think could use a refresh? Why?
So of course many people are probably going to be homers and talk about how their own team has the best branding in the league blah blah blah. Well that’s lazy and boring, so I’m going to do it too. The Sarasota Sailfish have a cool mascot. The sailfish is one of the most dangerous predators in the open ocean and can swim up to 70mph. That right there seals the deal for me. You have an intimidating presence and represent speed. Perfect things for a sports team. If I had to pick an ISFL team that should change their branding, it would be Chicago Butchers. I just like, never understood it. They’re the bloody meat cleavers? They own a deli? They are sponsored by Cutco Knives? In my opinion animal mascots were always more fun. They represent different elements of ‘wild’ nature, as well as represent the region that the team plays in (example Sarasota Sailfish).
157 words