Mega Psyduck

I'm interested to hear how you people play historical mods. They can be either real world or historical fantasy mods like Cornellverse 1997, etc. Do you keep things close to reality? If so, how close? Do you change things entirely? I sometimes find it hard to change things too much if the booking that happened in real life was the best, most logical way to go. But if I just do the same things, it quickly takes me out of the game. So it's a dilemma sometimes for sure. Especially since modern wrestling doesn't appeal to me very much, so I'm more at home playing historical mods.

Are there negative drawbacks for doing this? A worker has left the business, so you temporarily make the game multiplayer, add the worker as a player, he comes back to the business, and then you remove the player. I know this is a thing you can do, but I'm wondering if it can have potential negative drawbacks on my savegame, glitching it or something.

I believe that it's most likely this issue: http://greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=551154

Stephanie was right in her suspicions, after all.

I agree with the general point of the post, but I want to point out that wrestlers refusing to do segments with others is already in the game. It happened to me once.

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A promo where Batista does nothing but stand in the ring for 10 minutes, looking menacing, should bomb. I think this feature is cool and gives angles more depth than they had in the older TEW games. I never played 2016, but in 2013 it was pretty easy to cheese angles.

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Dave_Scott" data-cite="Dave_Scott" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47811" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>yep, same message</div></blockquote><p> I wonder if it is "time decline" then. My last TEW was 2013, and in 2013 you could see the people in time decline in the creative meeting section. I don't know how to see it in 2020.</p>

On that note, is it possible to have co-winners in a battle royal? A double elimination like in the 1994 Royal Rumble. I've tried booking two winners, but it doesn't work that way. And yea, it would be seem simpler to just have one match type "battle royal" and then just add workers into it, whatever the number

Softball Enthusiast It doesn't literally have to be softball. But to simulate a Sid personality type. An exaggerated version of Outside Interests, kinda. Never signs very long-term deals, is likely to not re-sign after a contract ends, and is likely to take hiatus from wrestling in-between contracts. Increasingly likely to hand in notice if you upset him - even if his overall morale is fine. In short, this worker doesn't really need wrestling, is not a mark for the business, and is more than happy to find other money making avenues if need be.

Forever Young This character's sex appeal and looks decline at a way slower rate than normal. That lucky bastard Kevin Nash looked 30 forever with his perfect hairline and no wrinkles in sight. Friggin Nash, hah.

Did you advance a day?

Bitter, jaded veteran run? The business has moved on, and things used to be better, and heck these kids today, they don't know anything. And so on. Also, what things affect the likelihood of you being successful in talking someone out of retirement? Is it just a roll of the dice?

He developed a strong dislike relationship with me, so he rejected all negotiations and is now gone, haha. You live and you learn.

I upset my main eventer who now dislikes me and won't re-sign his contract. Is there anything I can do to make him like me again? I know I can just edit, but is there an in-game method that I can try? Or do I just need to live with the decisions I've made? I am okay with that if so.