alanreao

<p>Absolutely, buying it on release day. I will have played 3 months in my SWF save by then, and I want to continue.</p><p> </p><p> I put hundreds of hours in 2016, and I will certainly put hundreds in 2020 as well.</p>

Physical skills are the first to decline, stamina usually goes first. You can also see it in dirt sheet notes during a match.

You could book their "match" as an angle. Since they are both non-wrestlers, with little to no in-ring training, their match would hardly be a match anyway. Might seems a bit cheaty, but that is the easiest way to do it.

Bob Holly and Norman Smiley had great tag chemistry, so I made them a full-time team. This was as WWF in 1993. I called them The IcoPros.

Not really total flops, but The Bumfholes had a bad run of luck. A year or so into my SWF save, Randy was going off to make a movie. I planned a big singles run for Zimmy while Randy was out, culminating with a Zimmy heel turn when Randy comes back, due to jealousy. A week before Randy was to leave, Zimmy gut hurt, and would be out until a week after Randy came back. OK, so much for the singles run, but I could still do the heel turn based on jealousy. Except when Randy got back, his popularity and star quality went back to pre-movie levels. Neither Bumfhole had anything that would really make them stand out as singles, they would just be lost in the upper-midcard shuffle. So they went back to being my top tag team and the whole storyline was scrapped.

These all look amazing. Please make many, many more.