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Passage from EA regarding crowds and presentation in NHL 23. If you can make a big play with the puck, you’ll hear it from the fans in the arena. Last year’s transition to EA’s Frostbite engine allowed the developers to make some major upgrades to the game’s graphics and visual presentation, and they’re ramping up the audio side in NHL 23 with much-needed improvements to crowd atmosphere. The in-game crowd now responds in real time to the action on the ice in much the same ways that fans do in real life. And it’s not just for key goals or big hits; the fans will get amped up as you maintain pressure on the power play or penalty kill, and will convey an excited sense of holding-their-breath anticipation during odd-man rushes and breakaways. They’ll count down out loud with the last 10 seconds of a big home-ice win.

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Unfortunately, we had to discontinue those. They were so much work and these days they change out the ads on the boards so frequently (sometimes every game for some teams). The in-ice ads are already very time consuming.

I really like that first design! I actually think that would look cool!

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How did you make it look like that? I've been trying for a while, but maybe I'm getting something wrong.

I haven't been able to come up with anything that converts properly.

What file types will Chromebook read? I will see what I can do.

You are welcome the ice surface looks great on here I saw it this am and was like wow! How awesome

The "i" in "capitals" looks like it's checking to see if the coast is clear. Not a fan of the huge logos at center ice. Go back to the way it was with one logo on each side of the red line.

Unfortunately, they will not be returning to this site. Might be something that Dryve 3D scoreboards would consider adding in the future.

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To research Binance Smart Chain, I would recommend using the GetBlock site. This BSC block explorer provides detailed information about transactions, smart contracts, blocks, and other events on the network. BscScan also provides a user-friendly interface and various tools for analyzing data on the Binance Smart Chain. Check out this resource to see if it might be a good fit for your BSC study needs.