Stalk and Launch

Love this mod - great work on it all around. I know the patches messed up the broadcasters, so I haven't downloaded the most recent patches (on 1.11 ). Kept meaning to ask this here - if I upgrade to the recent version, is it going to throw my current save into chaos?

Is there a limit on how many times you can borrow a worker from an alliance member? I feel like there was one mentioned in the dev journal but I can't find it now. I'm looking to do a round-robin tournament but it would suck if I hit day 5 and can't get that worker anymore,

<p>Cross-posting here from the small questions thread because I didn't get a response so hopefully someone knows. </p><p> </p><p> How does broadcasting touring companies work? I went through one month and didn't get any broadcast revenue at all, nor any indication how many people watched the tour highlights.</p><p> </p><p> Is this what is supposed to happen and it just means potential increased pop growth or am I doing something wrong?</p>

How does broadcasting touring companies work? I went through one month and didn't get any broadcast revenue at all, nor any indication how many people watched the tour highlights. Is this what is supposed to happen and it just means potential increased pop growth or am I doing something wrong?

Zero chance that we will be anywhere near square one when you look at the sheer number of bugs that Adam has sorted in the past week. Granted, there were a number of bugs that probably shouldn't have made it as far as they did but I have no idea how big the dev team was during the testing period. I think there will still be some longterm gameplay issues (all games have these, and issues will differ from player to player) but I would expect minimal bugs / glitches by the time of the release. I'm all for the extended trial period though. Adam actually seemed a bit receptive to the idea so it is possible, but I won't get my hopes up.

<p>Welterweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Julio Regueiro ( 32-3 Overall, 5-1 CUFA, 2 title defences )</p><p> </p><p> Kind of a messy division, Evan Gardner lost the title to Bobby Brubaker by first round KO. In Brubaker's first defense, he TKO'd Julio Regueiro in 30 seconds with a body kick. Unwilling to fight anyone in the top 10 of my WW division because they didn't have strong enough names, Brubaker sat back and waited. Regueiro won a rebound fight and the two were matched up again. </p><p> </p><p> This time Julio submitted Brubaker in the first round. Originally planning a fourth matchup between the two(third in CUFA), Brubaker was unable to defeat Gardner the second time around so those plans needed to be scrapped. Regueiro would defend the title against Nathan Chambers and Evgeni Medtner, finishing both by submission. </p><p> </p><p> Guy Moss won an early tournament in 2002 before preparing for the Olympics. He managed to win a silver medal in wrestling in July 2004, becoming the first Olympic medal winner on the roster. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Julio Regueiro vs. Evan Gardner</p><p> </p><p> Lightweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Jake Keane ( 30-6 Overall, 3-0 CUFA, on hiatus )</p><p> Interim Champion : Sukarno ( 34-1 Overall, 3-1 CUFA, 1 title defense )</p><p> </p><p> Original champion Bosco Curbeam signed on for GAMMA, rendering the title vacant. Chad Zoff won the title against an overwhelmed Nigel Collett and would go on to defend the title successfully three times over Lazaro Campos, Georges Nouri and and Lubos Plasil. In the biggest Lightweight fight of the time, Zoff was matched up against Hekichi Shimizu, still undefeated and coming in from Alpha-1. Zoff dominated the first round, knocking Shimizu around the ring and nearly KO'ing him. </p><p> </p><p> In the second, Zoff knocked Hekichi down again and followed it up with ground and pound. Getting overzealous, he was swept where Heikichi promptly took his back and choked him unconscious. Zoff would lose his rebound fight against Rupert Lennox, a massive underdog at +490, ending Zoff's chance of a quick return to the top of the division. </p><p> </p><p> Meanwhile, Jake Keane and Sukarno battled it out in a number one contender fight. Despite going 0-13 on takedowns, Keane was able to get the unanimous decision win and the opportunity to fight for the title. Keane destroyed Shimizu, beating him into retirement in a three round blowout. He would promptly announce that he was going on hiatus. </p><p> </p><p> Sukarno would get matched up with Benny Danare for the interim title, stopping him via leg kicks in the third round before defending the title against Manoel Cabral winning via 2nd rd KO. With everyone else in the top 10 trading wins, his next fight is set to be against Lubos Plasil. </p><p> </p><p> 23 year old Canadian Robbie Lynn ( 13-2 Overall, 9-2 CUFA) is currently ranked 10th in the division and has risen to be a star. He's been one of the only protected guys in the organization and a big fight with Chad Zoff is on the horizon. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Sukarno vs. Lubos Plasil for the interim Lightweight Title</p><p> </p><p> Featherweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Yagi Jokichi ( 19-0 Overall, 5-0 CUFA )</p><p> </p><p> Another division that lacks stability as any of the top 10, and to a lesser extent top 20, can beat each other on any given night. The title has changed hands a massive 8 times in three years and has only been defended successfully twice. </p><p> </p><p> Not much to say here. Phillip Ziskie has just joined from GAMMA where he went 2-1, losing only to Helio in a lightweight title fight. Dropping back to 145, he TKO'd former champion and perennial contender Lamont Banner in 48 seconds to earn the next fight. </p><p> </p><p> Meanwhile, former champions Tomohiro Takeuchi, Sammy Gaffigan(2), Yoshiro Makamoriand Lamont Banner are battling it out for the next title shot. </p><p> Brian Berkley ( 10-0 Overall, 10-0 CUFA ) is currently ranked #13 and is on the verge of some big name fights. It's a tough top ten to crack though. </p><p> </p><p> Next Fight : Yagi Jokichi vs. Phillip Ziskie</p><p> </p><p> Bantamweight :</p><p> </p><p> Champion : Ollie Rockmetteller ( 17-1-1 Overall, 6-1 CUFA, 2 time champion )</p><p> </p><p> Just like the featherweights, all of the top guys here exchange wins and the belt seemingly every event. The only man who has managed to defend the title (twice!) was Markus Waller, who lost the title to Ollie by 57 second TKO. Walle has since gone 1-2 in his last three fights, losing to Kanji Togo and Brian Claremont.</p><p> </p><p> Ollie Rockmetteller lost the title in his first defense to Brain Claremont in a straight boxing match where both guys landed double digit power shots but neither went down and ended in a unanimous decision. </p><p> </p><p> Claremont lost in his first title defense to Apolonio Redondo Jr by quick stoppage who then got KO'd by Ollie in the fourth round. </p><p> </p><p> Kameo Oya ( 14-1 Overall, 8-1 CUFA) is a bonafide star, the biggest name built up entirely in CUFA. He's finished 7 of his 8 opponents by strikes, and had a massive trilogy with a Canadian regen Garner Gagne who handed him his first professional loss by ground and pound. All three fights finished in the first round, Oya winning the series 2-1. Still too young/raw to fight the top guys in the division, #5 Bantamweight in the world is in a touch spot. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Ollie Rockmetteller vs. Kanji Togo</p>

<p>This was way longer than I had planned it to be.</p><p> </p><p> CUFA - Canadian low regional company -> high level national (Currently January 2005 )</p><p> </p><p> Heavyweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Pai Cheng ( 19-2 Overall, 10-2 CUFA, 2X Champion)</p><p> </p><p> Pai Cheng won the belt in the inaugural title tournament on the first ever CUFA show in front of 305 people. He would go on to get dominated and lose the title in his first defense to Nate MacReary who would go on to defend the title four straight times. MacReary couldn't keep up with the influx of high level heavyweights and was TKO'd by Fezzik in the third round. Since then the title has bounced around with no one able to even defend the title one time : Fezzik - Hiro Arai – Murilho Satinho – Mason Archer – Pai Cheng. MacReary would go 1-2 after losing the title, both losses coming by KO which makes me think that despite being only 29, he'll never reach the top of the division again. Right now, the division needs someone to step up and bring some stability to the division. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Pai Cheng vs. Murilho Satinho</p><p> </p><p> Light Heavyweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Curt Kitson ( 20-2 Overall, 5-0 CUFA , 1 title defense)</p><p> </p><p> GAMMA champion Mike Watson came into CUFA and won the title in his first fight by KO'ing Hyun Shik Lim. After successful defenses against Jin Katou and OG champ Joshua Hope, he was upset via 3rd Rd TKO by Kitson. The man who won the vacant GAMMA title, Nilton Fantoni ( 16-0 Overall, 1-0 CUFA ), won a #1 contender fight against Marlon John and secured the next title fight. </p><p> </p><p> Probably the biggest story in the LHW division has been the rise of Datsakorn Pratoomwong ( 16-0 Overall, 11-0 CUFA). He hasn't been protected per say but has been brought along a bit more naturally as opposed to getting thrown to the wolves. Currently #5 in the world, he's knocking on the door of a title shot. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Curt Kitson vs. Nilton Fantoni </p><p> </p><p> Middleweight : </p><p> </p><p> Champion : Patrick Thomas ( 24-5 Overall, 4-0 CUFA, 1 title defense )</p><p> The story of the MW division has primarily centred around Bill Brown. He won a #1 contender tournament early on, beating Billy Russell in the finals by 5th round TKO. After champion Hunter Scribbins was poached by GAMMA, Brown came in and won the title against Sojuro Iriye. In his first defence he was matched up against former foe, Billy Russell, who caught Brown in a D'Arce Choke in the fifth round to claim the title. An immediate rubber match was setup, this time Brown reclaiming the title in the third round with an impressive stoppage. </p><p> </p><p> Brown would go on to defend the title four times, beating Neil Napier, Sutton Ripley and most impressively, Osmosis Benn and Matthew Dean. Patrick Thomas snatched the title away after absorbing blows for the first two rounds before finishing Brown in the third round. </p><p> </p><p> Brown rebounded with a win over Buddy Garner by 2nd Rd KO while Thomas took on Thais Antonio Tafferel. Tafferel dominated Thomas for 3 rounds, knocking him down multiple times and nearly finishing him. Thomas turned it on again in the 4th round and scored his second massive come from behind victory in two straight fights. </p><p> </p><p> Shaun Dico ( 18-0 Overall, 11-0 CUFA ) is waiting in the wings to face the winner of the upcoming title bout. </p><p> </p><p> Next fight : Patrick Thomas vs. Bill Brown</p>