u/araticwastaken

I’ve recently dropped out of college, (for both financial reasons and simply being exhausted from being a student)

As of right now I started something called Signal Academy I want to find the price for the full thing but can’t seem to find it?

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to learn besides apprenticeships (NEP, Game creek) and Dante?

Then is there any tips of finding an actual job related to broadcast engineering?

For those that make realistic draft classes what are rules you have to make realistic draft classes?

When creating a player, what are things you do to make him unique while still being realistic.

Any tips are helpful.

Feel free to use this thread as any realistic creation advice!

I’m just asking for peoples opinions on egg beaters, do they taste good? What would you all recommend? Should I just stick with whole eggs?

I’ll be attending college for live broadcasting (specifically inside the truck), I’m ambitious and the college I’m in allows you to test out of classes into higher level courses that usually provide more opportunities.

Anyone know what I should learn first?

What should I practice? (ex. Tracing a baseball with a camera)

What should I look into?

Anything and everything helps!

Does anyone know if Umaine’s memorial gym has open hours, specifically the indoor track?

I’m just looking for advice in general when it comes to creating draft classes, making players, coach game plans any and all things 2k my career. Maybe community created content you recommend looking for (2k25, I buy the new 2k every other year)

Working on a split for when I come back to the Gym, the split is a UL-PPL split with some modifications.

Sunday: Off

Monday: Upper

Tuesday: Lower

Wednesday: Off

Thursday: Chest and Bicep

Friday: Back and Tricep

Saturday: Legs

What I’m asking is any concerns I should account for when building the complete routine, please don’t comment with your own splits only modifications of the one given!

Also I might add a light bench Saturday as my first goal is bench related.