Dive into the hectic world of live television as Not For Broadcast places you in the heart of a bustling newsroom, where the stakes are high, and the nation's eyes are on you—ever thought the media had too much power? Well, now that power is in your hands. As the director behind the "National Nightly News," you're faced with split-second decisions that can shape public opinion, appease your finicky sponsors, and either uphold or subvert the status quo.

Key Features

1. Frame the Debate: Like a masterful painter, you dictate the narrative. With multiple camera feeds at your fingertips, you decide which stories get the spotlight and which angles are broadcasted, manipulating public perception.
2. Maintain Decorum: Naughty words and sensitive content have no place on your watch! Vigilantly bleep out anything inappropriate, ensuring the broadcast remains pristine for all viewers. After all, you wouldn't want to offend anyone, right?
3. Choose Your Headlines: The world is brimming with news, but only you decide which stories air. Frame your subjects in whichever light you see fit. A hero today could be tomorrow's villain based on your choices.
4. Monetize the Broadcast: While the news is a powerful tool, your pockets aren’t quite feeling the weight of that power. Entertain offers from an array of quirky sponsors, and sprinkle their ads throughout your broadcast. Ethics? That's debatable. But that paycheck isn't!
5. Unyielding Resilience: External threats? Natural disasters? Pfft! The "National Nightly News" waits for no one. It doesn't matter if the skies are falling; the show must go on!
6. Keep Spirits High: Sure, there's the gloom of war and the tedium of politics, but who says the news can't be fun? Amidst the chaos, ensure that humor is the order of the day. And if the behind-the-scenes chatter becomes too frantic, just drown it out. Smile, laugh, and remember: Ignorance is bliss.

So, are you ready to step into the shoes of the unseen puppet master of the broadcast world? In Not For Broadcast, you're more than just a news director; you're a manipulator of stories, an artist of angles, and the last line of defense against the unfiltered truth. Remember, in this game of televised anarchy, reality is what you make it. And as for the consequences of your choices? Well, that’s tomorrow’s headline.