marquisdepyro

I suppose I have no one to blame but myself for booking the crazy bump, but, having built this hair vs mask match up for a year, I wonder how the announcers tried to explain this ending https://imgur.com/a/g0YFXsJ

Easiest answer would be to just use the editor to take the money away

I can't give you a concrete answer, but I had the same issue and did grow to titanic a few months later. Unfortunately I'm not sure what triggered it, but it's possible at least

<p>Playing in the Cornellverse, I have now reached the year 2033. Seemed like a good time for an update.</p><p> </p><p> I started as small as possible and am now a titanic world conquering juggernaut. Trying to book something vaguely AEW like, as far as work rate being more important but still having storylines and some silly gimmicks. I book fully integrated and basically treat women like Rey Mysterio types, if they're elite they can compete with anyone, but normally their size keeps them in the cruiserweight division.</p><p> </p><p> Current Champs:</p><p> </p><p> World: Aaron Knight </p><p> Tag: David Stone and Lucy Stone-McFly</p><p> US: Son of Vengeance </p><p> Cruiser: The Great Hisato Jr (Akiro? I forget his default first name) </p><p> </p><p> Primary undercard storyline right now is a DupliKate vs Jessica Conroy blood feud. </p><p> </p><p> Main event is the big return of Aaron Knight as a "Hollywood Rock" style bigger than the business heel after three years in politics. He's currently ducking Tommy Cornell Jr at all costs while beating everyone else, I planned to carry this storyline for a full year, but Knight is into time decline so I might cut it short. </p><p> </p><p> Using this angle to get my top dojo grads over as my long time stalwarts are all getting old now. Keeping the game interesting as within the past two years of game time I've had about five former world champs enter rapid time decline.</p>

I've definitely seen some good ones, it does seem that the bad ones are REALLY bad though. I've had tons of people come through my dojo with like 8 star quality and 20 charisma plus bad in ring. I can't even imagine someone that uninteresting!

Yeah, basically no one over will ever turn heel in my current game, but my top people are bringing in 7-10 million a month in merchandise so it's hard to blame them

I'm a mark for: second generation wrestlers and wrestling cults I'm twelve years into my game and I've consistently pushed Aldous Blackfriar, Dreadnought, and Son of Vengeance as main event heels for this reason. I also have a real soft spot for Frankie Perez and end up making him my initial champion basically every game I've ever played. As far as less obviously good people, I've always used Travis Century as a primary manager, but he died two weeks into the this save. RIP

I definitely didn't. If you click the regular broadcasters button rather than own, you can view and negotiate with every broadcaster in the game, including all of the ones you own. I have a separate commercial and ppv broadcaster and my child companies have deals with both of them.

If you just go to the regular broadcasting screen and sort by "will negotiate" it will show all your owned broadcasters

<p>My worst was entirely my own fault, early in a save as a low level company I was pushing Aldous Blackfriar as my main guy, so he was basically just beating random challengers "from the indys" every week. So, this week it's Al Coleman. I go into notes, winner, type Al for Aldous, clearly not paying enough attention and got QUITE the surprise main event. Coleman wasn't over and had limited mic and charisma so it was extra bad.</p><p> </p><p> As far as intentionally booked, years later I put the belt on Logan Wolfsbaine and it was just bad for no real reason. Disappointing matches and I couldn't think of any interesting stories for him.</p>

To be fair my company has 98 pop throughout USA and I'm running thirty minute matches with people like kc glenn, gino montero, Ernest youngman, and Tommy Cornell Jr, so I find the ratings reasonable My only issue is it seems people I'm not doing much with take a long time to lose much popularity, so too many people "stick" at high levels

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="TheChef" data-cite="TheChef" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51888" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Well, for one thing the workers hold back on TV so it's not so easy to get great matches. They often won't take big bumps either. Secondly, I don't like booking towards one important show per month (the PPV); I would rather everything feels important. But, if I don't run PPVs, it's not financially viable to run TV as weekly events because the revenue loss from PPV isn't made up enough from TV attendance, fees, etc. And here, the opposite problem would be in effect; not enough pop gain from TV shows. Also, TV shows have to be booked +5 or -5 minutes, whereas events have 25% flexibilty so I doesn't matter so much if I run over or under. Lots of reasons, really.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> For what it's worth, doing normal TV schedule I have a roster full of 90+ overness people and 99-100 rated matches.</p><p> </p><p> I think you're overestimating the limits of that style</p>

The styles are mostly for the ai, wrestlers just use what they're best at (if it suits your product, I assume hardcore wrestlers will perform poorly in a puro company pr something)

Just finished my big end of year 2027 show, 100 rated behind four big 99 rated matches. Built up to this with about half a year of storylines so I'm very happy. Greg Keith (Gauge) defeated Dreadnought for the world title Prime Time Jack Pryde defeated Fro Sure for the US title Jay Chord defeated Tommy Cornell Jr Gino Montero defeated Fuyuko Higa As the 99 matches. Certainly hoping one would hit 100, but I can't complain about 4 99s

This was fixed several patches ago, I haven't had the issue since. If it's still happening and you've updated it may well be a bug.