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  1. Review: The color change works great here. It's weird to see a purple jersey but it makes sense with the Prague logo. One thing I noticed is how the logo slightly clips through the jersey and is visible. If possible, I think it would be a good thing to get rid of that. Other than that, the graphic is good and it gives off a promotional vibe, showcasing this player. I like the RB75 but I feel like it and the text could've been pushed over a bit to seem more centered. 7/10
  2. Review: I like unique graphics, and that's exactly what this is. I've never seen somebody do something like this using a phone camera border, or any border to be honest. It provides a live photo shot other than something that was crafted to look good. I would change a few things, the first being how the jersey looks. The coloring on the Ottawa Lynx logo looks slightly off, not fully matching with the jersey. The other thing I'd change is a small one, the picture in the corner. I think it would be a cool addition to add a similar image, giving the graphic the effect you've been taking multiple. Instead of it being a random image, it can add to the graphic just slightly by being another Ottawa Lynx player. Overall, I really like the premise and it was done well 8/10.
  3. G Artem Tretiak F The Seabasstard @GustavMattias
  4. Phil the rock johnson F Robin Galante Nilsson D @GustavMattias
  5. bad choice + ratio
  6. Zeedano Chara D Alex Johnston F @GustavMattias
  7. 1. I wasn't drafted. I also didn't watch the draft either because I don't like draft streams. I didn't think I'd end up in DC because that's not possible. 2. Right now I'm just focusing on improving my player and getting TPE, the +10 from training camp is great. 3. Easily change it. This team and franchise is mid and always has been. Maybe I'd change them to DC Mids. 4. Hulk Hogan 2 didn't go to grade 4, he is a clone who was created at the age of 16. 5. 26, one more than the original Hulk Hogan. 6. 700 I wanna make people sweat a bit and burn the world.
  8. yea
  9. With the Season 82 draft quickly approaching I figured I would rank the top 3 prospects, name wise. Goalie Wumbo It’s rare to see a goalie be ranked first but with 276 TPE Wumbo takes it. There’s a simplicity to a one word name that more people need to see and respect. Wumbo is a whimsical, fun and quick name that nobody can hate. Center Franky Tanky This ones a bit of a throwback. A few seasons ago I had a player named Tanky. Seeing Franky Tanky enter the league warms my heart knowing that I have tons of fans trying to follow in my footsteps. I hope you do well Franky Jr. Center DB III This name is just nasty. The original was Dan Baillie, and then came Dan Baillie Jr. At this point Wcats just doesn’t care anymore and has created DB III. This name is so nasty it made me do research to find the origins.
  10. Hogan

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  11. 1. We can't punish members for doing it, but we can fix it. Not sure what the fix is but there has to be something. 2. It's my rookie season in Seattle, I'd hope to be at least a top rookie defensemen. 3. Joe Madison was a pretty young player who was having their best seasons. The 1st round pick could prove to be nice though. 4. That's to big pieces to add to the team, LA could be looking nasty and I'll keep my eye on it. 5. I haven't had lunch but I just ate a small piece of cake. 6. No COVID. I've been in a place with barely any cases up until recently.
  12. First off, I would like to thank everybody who took a little bit of time out of their days to answer the survey. I first thought of this idea just looking through old VHL posts. I found one about a demographic survey. Over five years ago in September of 2016, Eagles conducted his VHL Demographics Survey. He concluded the following; “Gender: Shockingly we are a sausage fest Male - 98% Female - 2% Race/Ethnicity: Mostly white White - 90.2% Other - 5.9% Asian - 2% Hispanic - 1% Age: Mostly between the ages of 18-31, so we young millennial buhls 14-17 - 2% 18-22 - 33.33% 23-26 - 31.4% 27-31-27.5% 32+ - 5.9% Highest Level of Education Completed or Plan on Completing: Lots of college peoples High School/GED - 17.6% Trade School - 5.9% Associate 2 year degree - 7.8% Bachelor 4 year degree - 56.9% Master's degree - 11.8% Estimated Household Income in US Dollar: Incomes are all over the place, don't really see a target group here 0-20,000 - 15.7% 20-40,000 - 23.5% 40-60,000 - 19.6% 60-80,000 - 17.6% 80-100,000 - 9.8% 100,000+ - 13.7% Where do you live?: No major regions really stick out here Central U.S. -21.6% U.S. East Coast - 11.8% U.S. West Coast - none Canada East Coast - 11.8% Central Canada - 25.5% Canada West Coast - 13.5% UK - 3.9% Other - 11.8% LifeStyles: Most of us are both gamers and sports fan Enjoy the arts - 27.5% Foodie - 37.3% Gamer - 78.4% Online buyer - 49% Photography - 11.8% Sports Fan - 98%” I conducted a nearly identical quiz and my results were the following: Gender: 69 Responses 95.7% Male ( 66 ) 2.9% Other (2) 1.4% Female (Sam) Race/Ethnicity: 70 Responses 88.6% White (62) 4.3% Asian (3) 2.9% Mixed (2) 1.4% Hispanic (1) 1.4% Indian (1) 1.4% Native (1) Age: 70 Responses 28.6% 24-29 (20) 22.9% 30-36 (16) 21.4% 14-19 (15) 20% 19-23 (14) 5.7% 37+ (4) 1.4% 13 or under (1) Highest Education You Have or Plan on Completing: 69 Responses 42% Bachelors (29) 18.8% High School/GED (13) 17.4% Masters Degree (12) 13% Associate (9) 7.2% Trades (5) I skipped the household incomes question. Where do you live: 69 Responses 27.5% Eastern USA (19) 17.3% Eastern Canada (12) 15.7% Central Canada (11) 15.7% Western Canada (11) 13% Europe (9) 7.1% Central USA (5) 2.9% Oceania (2) Check The “Lifestyles” That Apply To You: 70 Responses 92.9% Sports Fan (65) 80% Gamers (56) 52.9% Nerds (37) 41,4% Enjoyer of Arts (29) 37.1% Foodies (26) 30% Fitness (21) 5.7% Photography (4) Additional 16 Answers Similarities And Differences Gender It seems that over the past six years, the ratio of genders hasn't changed much. We still are a heavily male dominated community as there is still only one female that took the survey. Of course, this does not mean that there is only one female league-wide, just that one took the quiz. Had every member in the league filled this survey out, chances are the ratios would remain around the same. The main difference in the league now is our addition of other genders. We’ve had two members using they/them pronouns join the league and complete the survey since then. Race/Ethnicity Once again, the league hasn’t changed much demographic wise. Still occupied by a predominantly White membership, 62 out of 70 people in the league are White. Eagles quiz had 90% of members identifying themselves as White. Both numbers are quite similar in both surveys. Eagles had a 5.9% “other” category which in my survey showed to be a mix of different races. I had eight total members who are Hispanic, Asian, mixed, Indian or Native. This was also the first and only time a response was not clicked, Black. Age Age is the most interesting category to me. In 2016, one member clicked Eagles 14-17 prompt. In 2022, 15 members clicked my 14-18 prompt. In my survey, the league is the most balanced it's ever been age-wise. With the exclusion of four 37+ members and one 13 year old, everyone else is evenly spread from 14-36. This sudden increase in younger members can definitely be associated with how much technology is available nowadays. Kids have phones and computers at younger ages now and are able to discover things such as the VHL at a faster rate. Nowadays, the VHL can be stumbled upon in a ton of different ways. Browning reddit, watching youtube or just finding it on the app store isn’t something as common as the mid 2010’s. With the addition of discord in August 2018, the VHL now appeals to a younger demographic who doesn’t need to stay on forums. Education The VHL somehow remains a pretty educated place. Since 2016, the percentage of people with a bachelor's degree has decreased, while people with a masters has increased. Other than that, numbers have remained relatively consistent. I skipped over the household income question for no real reason. In my mind there was no real reason to ask it. The numbers would however be quite interesting with COVID and its effects, but probably not a realistic representation. Where do you Live Nothing really surprising came out of this question. The VHL is an english dominated community and has seen mainly english speakers join us. This results in a ton of members across the US and Canada. About 84% of people in Eagles survey were from either Canada or USA, with the hockey country Canada being on top. Six years later, Canada is still on top. Combined with the USA, these two countries are still responsible for 83% of members. Nowadays, we do see many more European countries being represented through members in the league, even if we are still primarily in North America. Eagles article has an 11.8% “other” category making it hard to pin down exactly where they’re from. Chances are they are from other European countries or perhaps Oceania, as two of my survey’s members were. Lifestyles Lifestyles have been pretty much the same. We are still diseased with the presence of too many gamers and nerds. Being a hockey simulation league, it’s no surprise to see still more than 90% of us describe ourselves as sport fans. In 2016, one person said they were not a sports fan, that number has since risen to five. One thing that Eagles survey lacked was a section to add your own interests. I did add this option, here are the highlights. Boob Master Badass Motherfucker Jewish (This one isn’t really funny or anything, it just made me realize I should’ve added a religion section) Chicken Nugget Enthusiast Wacking the Meat Phallic Art Collector (Whoever you are, if this is true please share your collection with the league) I also received a slew of other responses, mostly genuine activities. And that’s it. No matter when this survey is done we’ll have similar answers. It’s nice to see the league has become somewhat more diverse, even if it has remained the same. The real change in the VHL is the members' behaviors. And so I invite somebody else to do this quiz in a few years time. Anybody, chances are I won't be around to do it. Maybe a special 10th anniversary VHL demographics survey. I bet you much wont change.
  13. I think you might be. We've had a few people your age bust theyre all gone
  14. https://forms.gle/ELB3Sf1BXzznWo8bA FINAL CHANCE TO DO DEMOGRAPHICS FORM

  15. Wrong guy
  16. Place players on protocols here
  17. In season 58, the Ottawa Lynx dominated the VHLM. After finishing with a record of 62-6-4 and 128 points, the Lynx would easily go on to win the Founders Cup. But what is more impressive is their regular season point scorers. The Lynx scored 490 regular season goals, a record which hasn’t been approached. Out of those 490 goals, Adam Warlock, Matt Denning and David Kiaskov scored 292 of them. All three players broke the 200 point mark with 255, 201 and 215 respectively. With 255 points, defensemen Adam Warlock cemented himself as a VHLM legend. After 23 seasons he still sits on top of the single season points, goals, assists and power play goals in the minor league. The following season Warlock would begin his rookie year in Quebec. In season 59, the Quebec Meute had 17 points and 61 losses, 8th most all time. Warlock’s rookie year matched the team, culminating in 36 points. Warlock would depart the Meute to join Hc Dynamo in “the land of promise” Davos. Despite the new team, Warlock's next two seasons would see near identical numbers. He fell to a total of 32 points in the previous season, and then 39 in season 61. His defensive stats would also begin to flee as his shot blocks would drop around 35% per season. Davos was a strong team in season 61, making it to the playoffs and eventually won the cup. This was the first Continental Cup in Warlock’s career. Warlock's first glimpse of individual hockey success came in those playoffs with 13 points in 14 games. A peek into the promising rest of his career. Season 62 would be the rejuvenation of Warlock's career. In this season, while still playing for Davos he boasted a career high in assists with 54 and 65 total. In season 63 he joined the Toronto Legion and would perform even better with a career high in both goals and points with 23 and 75. Between season 63 and 64 Warlock’s career would take a change in direction. Going into his second season with the Legion he switched into becoming a winger. These final two seasons in Toronto ended being his best overall. Point wise, he did fine with 57 and 44. Although team wise, he won back to back cups, adding onto his previous Continental Cup from Davos. From a VHLM legend and record holder to an average VHL player. Adam Warlock’s story is one all too many players see. Tons of individual success and awards in the VHLM to being a decent player in the VHL. After 7 seasons and 3 cups Warlock’s career would come to an end. A career in which he could look upon and be happy with. But a career which peaked early on. i fucking hate writing .coms
  18. blame eagles i pretty much just took his entire quiz
  19. Make sure to answer the vhl demographic survey

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