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I know I'm late to this party but, from #21 to #6? You all must have loved Summerslam...

Asking this again due to lack of responses. I'm also interested in doing a dynasty with someone as WWE and me as NXT, so if that holds your interest, shoot me a message about that too.

Would anybody be interested in a sort of group dynasty situation? Not exactly how the community dynasties worked in the past, but something along the lines of this: One person (me) would be the owner of the company, having final say on decisions, etc. The rest would form a booking committee of sorts, providing ideas, suggestions, feedback, etc. Posting of shows would be rotated depending on who was available and wanted to handle the writing. I'd prefer to have conversations with the group through Skype or a similar medium, but I'm open to ideas. I'm looking to run a current-day WWE Dynasty (original, I know) so if anyone is interested, PM me with your Skype name and we'll discuss some details. I'd like to keep the booking committee to around 2-3 other people, please.

I'm not saying I completely ignore my feedback. If people don't lime a certain push, it can definitely be stopped short, etc. But I don't change, say, match results

While I agree with this, I will say that I absolutely adore feedback. I appreciate each and every prediction I get, but the ones with comments/questions/etc attached are my absolute favorites. That being said, I don't recall ever changing a booking plan because of reader feedback (I book too far in advance for that) but I have several times read comments/predictions and said to myself I wish I'd have thought of that...

http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?.out=jpg&size=l&tid=59362758 The year? 2004. The month? January. The head booker? McMahon...Shane McMahon. My Dad is coming up on his 60th year on this Earth, most of them spent in the pro wrestling business, which he inherited from his father before him. Well, inherited is maybe not the right word. Like many things in life, my father took the then WWF by the balls and turned it, and the entire pro wrestling--sorry, dad, sports entertainment--world on it's head. But even the strongest man in the world faces a rival he can't beat. Even the world's best wrestler has to pass on the torch. Even the best promoters have to step down at some point. Enter, me. Six-foot-two of bouncing baby booker. That's not to say that dad stepped down and handed everything over cold turkey. No, he was still decidedly the boss. He got to make the final decision on everything that was said and done on WWE programming, and he reminded me of that every night we talked. But he was trusting me with more and more responsibility as we met in the board room each month to discuss plans for the future with the rest of dad's most trusted advisors. It was a lot of pressure, but I knew I was up to the task. If I was going to take the company away from dad one day, I would have to learn how to run it, and fast. After all, if it wasn't me, who was going to run the WWE? Stephanie? There was no way that would ever work.

My advice: book ahead of your writing. That should give you some motivation to get to what you want to write up. For instance, in my 2009 game, I REALLY wanted to read people's reactions to Bray Wyatt's debut, so when I had shows I didn't want to write up, knowing that i was going to get there motivated me to keep going.

Personally, replies make me happier than views. Replies make me feel like you care enough about the dynasty to go out of your way and provide me feedback.

Could someone try to make a post in my 2009 dynasty for me and let me know if it works? I have my first RAW all written out and ready to go, but all that will post is the intro video, and I can't edit that post or make any new ones.

How would people feel about a dynasty wherein the major matches are written up entirely through commentary? Like instead of writing play-by-play I would have what my announcers say to put the action and storylines across.

WWE 2015: The Future Is Now http://i1004.photobucket.com/albums/af162/frootloop18/2015/wwe-logo-1405871769.jpg My new dynasty is going to start in January of 2015, updating Fleisch's July RW mod the most realistically I can see how. Some brief updates of what has happened since July of 2014 are as follows: Brock Lesnar defeated John Cena at Summerslam and continued to feud with the former champion through TLC, retaining the title at every step of the way. The Miz and Sheamus met at Night Of Champions to unify the Intercontinental and United States Championships. Miz won and continues to hold the Intercontinental Championship. After several 'failures' to The Authority, Kane was attacked by "The Corporate Celt" Sheamus, who Brogue Kicked Kane's head into the steel ring post and has put him out of action ever since. Dean Ambrose has continued to do everything he can to make Seth Rollins' life a living hell, stopping his success whenever he can. Rey Mysterio decided that his injuries were mounting too much and had a quiet retirement. Jerry Lawler has retired from Commentary effective at the end of 2014, to be replaced by Renee Young. Roman Reigns has continued to be at odds with The Authority, even challenging Seth Rollins for the Money In The Bank Briefcase at one point, though he was stopped from winning by Sheamus. The Tag Team Championships were won by Goldust and Stardust in a Triple Threat Ladder Match at TLC involving The Usos and RybAxel The question is, should I make my first post the Royal Rumble itself, or start at the beginning of the year? I'm leaning towards the Rumble

Dunno if this is the place for this or if there'll even be any interest at all, but I had an idea for a dynasty wherein it's two players, in a way. One (me, in this instance) would play as the owner of the company, while the other would play as the booker/head writer. What this would mean, in my mind, is that I would play and book the game with your input, and you would do the writing. I'm leaning towards a modern day WWE mod for this, but open to other ideas. Post here or PM me with any questions or interest (though PMs will get my attention faster.)

So, if (for instance) one wrestler started a derogatory chant at another wrestler that included a profanity that rhymes with witch, what would be a good and appropriate way to get this across? "Punk-ass *****" ? Or is that clear enough? I just wanna be sure that people know what the word being said is.

<p></p><div style="text-align:center;"><p><strong>And what, if I may ask, makes you think that you can go head-to-head with the other companies?</strong></p><p> </p><p> I never said we can. And we're not going to try to, at least not yet. But soon, we will. Rome wasn't built in a day, after all, though it certainly did collapse in one. The plan, you see, is simple. We do what we've always done best. We innovate. With our cross-promotion via WWF in the past few months, we're riding a wave of momentum that this company has never seen before. Our PPV numbers are way up, and we're doing big things. Our established talent has rabid, cult followings, and when-notice I say <strong>when</strong> not if. When they get snatched up by WWF and, I shudder at the thought, WCW, we have new talent coming in to take their places and further drive the action. We're not a one-trick pony. We're not a retirement home. We...are...EXTREME.</p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i1004.photobucket.com/albums/af162/frootloop18/1998%20ECW/PaulHeyman.jpg</span></p><p> </p><p> <img alt="images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRs-qy6hb2s9R_fKkWjr-QvtAi-5hFhSjnX9BkSiIuuTnSqFHR1" data-src="https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRs-qy6hb2s9R_fKkWjr-QvtAi-5hFhSjnX9BkSiIuuTnSqFHR1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p></div><p></p><p></p>

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BHK1978" data-cite="BHK1978" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34866" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>From the warning I got a couple of years ago, you are not allowed to write any cuss words and you cannot even hint at cuss words. Granted those rules do not seem to be enforced by the mods or they only seem to apply to certain posters but for the most part that is what I was told.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> That's severely limiting to a 1998 ECW, if it's true.</p>