[Merchandise level when starting new company]

When starting a new company, with the Easy/Medium/Hard/Rock Hard levels, I was thinking the company's merchandise level could scale in a similar way to the company's popularity and finances. For example, when AEW started they already had high quality merchandising. Perhaps with Easy you could start with level 6 merchandising, Medium level 4, etc as companies of these sizes would likely make decent quality worker specific merchandise for its stars and major stars at least.

[[Release] Dark Arber Skin]

I've noticed one small thing, on the Local Worker screen, the gold border for the worker picture doesn't quite line up with where the picutre appears.

 

[[RELEASE] Real World Chronicles 2024]

Welcome back! Will the new updates have the same naming convention as the old, so "Picture becomes JPG format" would allow for the original SAMPP pack to be used?

[Search Workers by Estimated Cost]

I feel like it'd be a useful filter to be able to search using the estimated cost of a worker to a company, which is given in the worker profile screen. This would make things easier when playing as a smaller company where you might only be looking to hire workers that fit a certain cost range.

[[RELEASE] Real World Chronicles 2024]

<p>Some Stardom notes from the 3/10 show:</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FFFFFF;"> Z was revealed to be Mina Shirakawa </span></p><p><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">

The newest DDM member XXXX was revealed to be Natsumi Maki, under the name Natsupoi</span></p><p><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">

Tokyo Cyber Squad must disband after losing to Oedo Tai, with Konami turning on Kyona and joining Oedo Tai.</span></p><p> </p><p>

Also, I'm not sure whether you'd just have a company relationship, or take Stardom from the IWGP alliance, but it might be worth having some sort of trading deal between Stardom and Marvelous, as a handful of Marvelous talent have been appearing on Stardom shows recently.</p>

[(Patch 1.06) PPV revenue too low?]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="DjRelativity" data-cite="DjRelativity" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="50119" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>WWE's ppv's aren't really ppv's it's now a subscription service not a PPV. PPV's are way more expensive, like £30-50 ($25-$40) a pop.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Yeah that was my thinking. For companies like GCW, which would be smaller than my company, Fite PPVs are roughly £10, so I was expecting maybe somewhere in the $10-15 ballpark</p>

[(Patch 1.06) PPV revenue too low?]

My company is currently Small, with 55 popularity in the home region of southern England, low 50s for the rest of the British Isles, and 20s/30s for the other game regions. I have my monthly events on Fite, set as an internet PPV broadcaster, with 35% of revenue coming to my company. I just ran an event with 41,806 buys, bringing in $29,264 (so a total of $83,611 across both the company and broadcaster). This equates to roughly $2 per buy, which seemed quite low, even for a company of this size.