Mitsunari

So my last attempt at a diary/youtube series failed due to my computer failing so after building a new machine have finally got around to reinstalling Total Extreme Wrestling. Never been much of a written content creator but always enjoyed doing video content. Have two series that I might make a diary/diary's for don't know if its best to make separate or just combine them The first is a series that's already started on youtube. Which is the NWA using real world chronical august mode. Episode 1 is out, 2 is scheduled for later this week but already recorded episode 3 so getting ahead even if I was going to release two episodes a week on Monday/Thursday. The second series that I kind of want to do, if anyone is interested in following would be Tokyo Joshi Pro. Been watching the Princess Cup on DDT Universe. Plus I am a fan of Yuka Sakazaki and Maki Itoh. Would be using again the same mod as the NWA save. When you think of Japanese real world saves I imagine the majority would gravitate towards NJPW. So could be a little different. Let me know if anyone is interested in following these saves and I'll be happy to create a diary for one/both.

Ah yeah just looked and its set to Internet Free-To-Air so that explains the lack of income from the show. Guess I'll need to move Power to a different network then or eat the loss. At least that explains the lack of broadcast revenue.

Hi guys, Just a quick question about the mod as a little confused. Playing as the NWA yet don't seem to be getting any broadcast revenue from NWA Power. Currently aired two episodes but not a penny in income from the show. According to the current game I should be getting 55% of the revenue. Both shows according to the game drew about 10,000 views so would expect some income from them at least. Any ideas? Is the mod meant to work this way or is there some bug with the broadcast deal? Very confused.

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Chapter 1 Friday 11th October, The Major League Coup. So how does one redefine themselves? People say to redefine yourself you must understand who currently are. Well, what was Impact Wrestling? That was something I was still learning. The roster was hungry for success, talented workers but lacked the star power the other major promotions had. To move the promotion forwards this was something I needed to change. Matt Sydal, they were certainly some eyebrows raised when I suggested making that signing. Still, he ticked the boxes we were looking for. An older wrestler who has the experience and most of all some name power. Once we had him signed him putting him into the X-Division title picture was an east decision. The next problem was the tag team division. Like with most of the roster we had talent but lacked a solid face team we could build the division around. They were a few names that came to mind. Ed and I went and talked it over for a few days. He was keen on bring in Enzo and Cass. I was not sold on the idea. While they added name value the flipside was the reputation, they had for trouble backstage. No the team I wanted to bring in was the Von Erich’s. They were the type of team we could build a division around. They had wrestled for Impact Wrestling before of course. In was Slammiversary 2014. The show was in Texas and the Von Erich’s happened to be a household name. Ross and Marshall were brought in to wrestle due to this fact. Still, that was a long time ago and the Von Erich’s had gone on to make a name for themselves in Major League Wrestling. I told Ed that they were the future of our tag team division. It didn’t take long for Ed to come around to the idea. He made a few calls to the Von Erich’s and sent over the contracts the same day. I told you Ed was ruthless. In a matter of hours, he had the Von Erich’s signed on the dotted line and just like that the owner of MLW was on the phone to me. You see Major League Wrestling had an agreement with us. This was carried over from when I took charge. By snipping the Von Erich’s that agreement was shattered. Still, I wasn’t hired to make friends. I was hired to run creative and ensure the product aligned to Ed and Anthem vision. There was a cold war happening in the wrestling industry. While everyone was looking at AEW who had just won for the second straight week against NXT. Everyone else was making moves and if we were not aggressive, we would be left behind. Even if that meant on stepping on some toes along the way. The promotion wars would not stay cold for long.

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I'm not sure what to think about this? Guess he has had enough of PWG and their fanbase that he called fake and is now planning to show them some good old school wrestling. https://imgur.com/gallery/bkWG17J

Thanks, my idea for the Diary was Impact would be done in Video format. Then in the background, you would have the written entries that are kind of written from a perspective in the future, reflecting and shooting on the event that are happening in the game. Stuff such as hiring, booking decisions the behind the camera stuff. You don't need to read the diary entries to enjoy it but they are there to add perspective to the stuff you do see on TV. Kind of like a companion piece.

<p></p><div style="text-align:center;"><p><strong>Chapter 1</strong></p></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> <strong>October 3rd 2019: Success and Failings </strong></p><p> </p><p> I still remember the nerves before that first edition of Impact Wrestling. Ed had me flown down from Toronto on Monday and put up inside a hotel. The anxiety made it hard to sleep. Worries about what would happen tomorrow when I arrived for the creative meeting and put the show together. They were some decisions I had already made. The wrestler and the fans would just need to accept them.</p><p> </p><p> The bound for Glory main event needed to change. Rob Dan Dam was the most popular person in the company. It made sense to hotshot him into the feud between Sami Callahan and Brian Cage. Brian and Sami were not keen on the idea at first but as it played out on TV they eventually started to warm.</p><p> Another problem we had was the Tag Team Division. The Division was very Heel heavy with only the Deaners and the Rascalz, neither which you could build a division around. We needed to bring in more talent. Make them the cornerstones of the division for the other to challenge.</p><p> </p><p> In terms of the show, it seemed to go well. The feedback show drew a 0.46 TV rating with a total of 376,442 views. I am not really sure I could have called the show a success, but it was a start. With impact booked we could turn out attention to other matters. Improving the quality of the roster was paramount but who?</p><p> </p><p> New Japan Pro Wrestling was on the move. Over the course of the first week, they had offered numerous contracts for exclusive written deals. The biggest signing being Alberto Del Patron, but their once allies Ring of Honor were also targeted. I’m not sure you would have called it a War, but it didn’t take long for hostility between ROH and NJPW to start as they raided the promotion for talent.</p><p> </p><p> We were lucky as our roster was protected by exclusive written deals for the most part. However major talent such as Killer Kross and Brian Cage both had contracts expiring and it was critical we kept hold of our biggest talents. The first episode was done but there was a lot of work to do before our next episode…</p><p> </p><p> Now if memory severs these were the matches we had booked for the next show.</p><p> </p><p> ---</p><p> </p><p> Brian Cage VS Eddie Edwards</p><p> Taya Valkyrie VS Madison Rayne</p><p> Rhino VS Michael Elgin</p><p> The North VS The Rascalz</p><p> Ace Austin VS Rich Swann</p>

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Real World October 2019. Playing as Impact about to debut on AXS TV. Lots going on as NXT just moved to USA network, AEW is about to start on TNT and NWA Power on Youtube. Should be lots of competition for talent, just letting the mod play through now and that they aren't any major flaws. Sim a few years into the game just to make sure everything is working and then be good to go.

Whenever a game is sold on steam they take a cut. Which is normally around 30%. So for the game to go to steam they would have the make enough sales from it being on the platform to make up for the income lost on steam. One can assume that because the games don't go straight to seem Adam has calculated that the loss of income from each sale isn't negated by any more expected sales and so isn't worth selling on that platform when it comes to a new release. However, it is worth putting the older games on steam that are at the end of the sales life as might get a few extra buys that he wouldn't have normally got.

The game just installs over the beta. Everything from the demo is still linked. Been modding your RW October mod for a while during the demo. Installed and working perfectly now I've reset the date. Just letting it run on a watcher save in the background before starting a long term game with Impact.

Oh, it's true! It's damn true. And downloaded.

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="nerodragomir1" data-cite="nerodragomir1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47578" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Yeah, Landxx mods seem to have super O.P stats. I rememeber really loving one of my NJPW saves in 2016 using Landxx but the mods not really for you if you want a real challenge. His mod is great if you just want to get super highly rated shows from everyone.<p> </p><p> Sometimes feels like I would need a mod like Landxx to get a high scoring show in 2020 right now though. I routinely get matches rated under 10 when booking Raw or smackdown.</p><p> </p><p> Who would have thought viscera vs job guy could get that low?!?</p><p> </p><p> Serious question here, but how am I supposed to get a guy over in 2020 based off of matches?</p><p> </p><p> If a guy comes in at zero pop. How am I supposed to get him to be recognizable? What if I don't want to do promo's? Do I need to have him kill my recognizable guys? That doesn't seem fair. I should be able to have him smash jobbers for a bit. I shouldn't be getting a 6 rating. That seems too low for a squash match with viscera.</p><p> </p><p> Personally I give all viscera matches at least a 50 score because he's a BOI & I love him!</p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> I did a little test on Sunday while watching NASCAR. Loaded up the C-Verse and SWF picked some random person with little to no popularity. Booked them in squash matches with people on the card, including a couple of hired local talent. Just had the auto booker do the rest of the show.</p><p> </p><p> Below is the result.</p><p> </p><p> <a href="https://imgur.com/gallery/QjtqlWJ" rel="external nofollow">https://imgur.com/gallery/QjtqlWJ</a> </p><p> </p><p> Highest popularity was 5 and seen as an unknown. By the end the three-month trial he was at 38 and seen as recognisable. Had I also been booker properly and putting him in segments/storylines as well as having him win on TV/Events sure he would have ended up with higher popularity than he did? Still, it is possible over a three month period to take someone from 0 to at least recognisable mid-carder.</p>