Dave Mac

So I'm playing a CVerse game and just wondering with all these finishers is there anywhere I can find out what the actual move is. Some I have an idea of. But just wondering if there was an easy way to look up what the move was meant to be.

TEW is such a niche game. And writing a diary on it is even more niche. So a niche within niche essentially.

I do agree about the y known company part. I’ve played local to global style stuff and even having the odd insanely over guy doesn’t help much. But I guess that’s to nerf it being too much of a cheat. Although I think if your local high school gym start up fed had CM Punk turning up all the time it would grow very quickly.

Personally I feel it should be harder to gain pop but much easier to lose it. I think we live in times where attention spans are much shorter. For example if my fed is 70 in pop to me I need a 70 rated show to maintain that, ie my audience tunes in next week. If I put on a 75 rate shows thats drawing a few more bods in as my show is of better quality than usual, but not going to move the dial alot. I think if i put on a 65 rated show that is below what people expect. I think that is more likely people will turn off the following week. I get the swing should probably be the same, but I think for the purposes of the game it puts the emphasis to maintain your show quality. That said I can see why people would want it to be levelled out.

I’ve got one part written out. But learning from previous mistskes and building up a lot of content so I’m not putting myself under as much pressure to constantly be playing and writing up. I am a bit old school and do think a message saying well done is better than just a like. But I get why things change.

At the risk of being boringly pedantic I guess when I create a title in the titles screen in my mind that’s me in my office officially making a title. So until it’s on a show the prestige should be 0 as the world doesn’t know it exists, yet. But that’s a bit cosmetic as it stops being 0 the moment it’s on a show so not a huge difference I guess.

But using real life for example, if WWE introduced a new title tomorrow the size of their company alone would give it some level of prestige before any matches take place. In small, lesser known companies I agree it should be 0, but thats not going to be universal thing.

As I wrote it out that’s exactly what I realised I should do. Such an obvious solution sometimes you don’t see it while doing it.

I’m changing a few pics in the c verse. I went through updating the workers pic. Only problem is when going into the game the original c verse pics are there in the company. So seems like I need to update the contract pic with the company. Is it possible to change a pic that will update bkther rather than needing to go through and change two pics each time? I hope that makes sense.

I have zero ideas on coding. But the more particular the less likely the graduates are going to be top level. Or perhaps your graduates are just less frequent. I think its a decent idea though.

Wouldn't this just create quite a lot of endless clicking of drop downs to navigate round? Even more so than currently. Also to cover all the various options the drop down lists would be massive.

I tend to have road agents who have positive personality traits as well. So basically a good guy backstage. Think Jim Ross in the attitude era. In my head they are that talent relations person keeping everything ticking over backstage as well.

One thing I’ve wished I’ve done in the past is have diaries written and ready to go. It’s so easy for real life to get in the way. Then once your fall behind your schedule can be hard picking back up again. Would be good to have a few weeks in the bank ready to go keeping it ticking over rather than under pressure to play and write constantly.

Mate in my opinion a start can have any start point.