Play Rock Manager
Artists
have several characteristics that may change over the
course of the game, because of your initiatives or events
in the game. In this view you will find information on
the artists' status and can take action to influence them.
Artist Portrait
You can tell the artist's mood by his or her facial expression
and greeting. If the artist is unhappy he or she will
look angry and badmouth you and vice versa.
It is important to keep artists happy. Unhappy
artists are more likely to get into trouble and perform
worse in concerts, recordings, interviews et c. In the
worst cases they will leave the band.
Current mood
This box contains information on what affects the artist's
mood and health. The lightning indicates negative mood
influence, the heart positive and the first aid-box indicates
the artist's physical well-being.
Gifts
Give
the artists gifts to improve their mood or beverages to
relieve their need for party. Keep in mind that the artists
have their own individual taste and appreciate different
things. Alcohol affects the artist's health, if they drink
they get hung over or ill.
Training and Holiday
Improve the artists' skills or send them on a resting
holiday. All effects wear off in time.
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Media Training
Improves the artist's star quality, meaning
he or she will perform better in interviews, but
also in concerts et c.
Boot Camp
Improves the artist's physique and health.
Music Lessons
Improves the artist's skill, which matters in studio
recordings and concerts.
Weekend at a Country Retreat
Quality rest that improves the artist's health.
Week on Deserted Island
Decreases the artist's need to go on holiday. |
Relations
Affects relations within the band. Can be used to mediate
if there is a conflict in the band, for instance.
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Slander
Decreases the other band members' sympathy for this
artist. Can be used to minimize negative effects
if you plan to fire an artist.
Praise
Increases the other band members' sympathy for this
artist. Use if an artist is disliked by the rest
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Fire
Fire the artist from the band. Be advised that other band
members can be disappointed if you fire their friends.
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