Who Am I? [Game - Hockey]

[Invictus]

I am not any of those guesses.

Ask me another question to narrow it down.


Side note: (this is not a hint - Invictus speaking now)

I had the opportunity to go, with my Grandpa, and meet Jean Beliveau. Shook his hand and an autograph. I was young, but the feeling meeting him was such a different feel than other hockey players.

[butch]

Height of said player

[Invictus]

I am 185 cm.

Take your best guesses!!!

[butch]

Yvon Lambert

[Invictus]

Anybody else for guesses?

[chuckcouples]

Philip Danault

[Invictus]

I am not those people.

Let me answer another one of your questions and perhaps after you will guess my identity

[stevegamer]

What decade (using the 1960's, 2000's format where the first 3 digits are the way we define it) did you play most of your NHL games?

[Invictus]

What decade (using the 1960's, 2000's format where the first 3 digits are the way we define it) did you play most of your NHL games?

I did the majority of my damage in the 90's.

Can you guess me now!!?

[stevegamer]

Are you Vincent Damphousse?

(I had a couple options, went with this one)

[Invictus]

Ding Ding Ding!

It is I, Vincent Damphousse!

[stevegamer]

Who am I?

I hope you don't find guessing me too tricky. I'm fondly remembering the time I got some nice toques in a town, and also the time I got some other nice ones my next time there.

[Invictus]

So three games in the bag.

I'm thinking about changing the game up a bit.

I first set it up like the audience were more like detectives, asking the questions and making guesses, but maybe it would be better if instead of questions, the mystery person dropped a hint each time instead.
This would add more variety (as I think the questions will start to be all the same), and improve the flow of the game (easier to play along too). I think the hints will turn out to be more creative then the questions.

EDIT: sorry stevegamer, your post wasn't up when I started typing this out

[stevegamer]

So three games in the bag.

I'm thinking about changing the game up a bit.

I first set it up like the audience were more like detectives, asking the questions and making guesses, but maybe it would be better if instead of questions, the mystery person dropped a hint each time instead.
This would add more variety (as I think the questions will start to be all the same), and improve the flow of the game (easier to play along too). I think the hints will turn out to be more creative then the questions.

EDIT: sorry stevegamer, your post wasn't up when I started typing this out

We can do the hint thing with mine. I suspect it will work pretty well. Probably should have a decent number of guesses before the first hint drops, after the intro. Or we can try this one the same way one last time. Either way is fine for me.

[Invictus]

Hello Mike Cammalleri!

*We are going to try the new way where the mystery person gives out a hint, instead of people asking a question*