TB007

Hi mate, I don't believe that their is anything that measures time played (al la Football Manager and such games on Steam), but I do fully recommend the game, download the demo, and play through a month or two. It helps if you into Wrestling (maybe obvious that one) and enjoy data driven games. Mostly the forum is a friendly place, and there's plenty of questions and advice on their already. The default database that the game comes with is a great way to learn the game, but downloading and installing any of the real world mods available is very easy, and I'm sure they work on the demo (you may need to set the mod to start in Jan). In short if your a wrestling fan check out the demo and enjoy it

Hi there. There's been lots of mentions on most of my favourite mods from 2016 about converting/redoing mods for 2020. It seems like most of the mod makers are (quite rightly) waiting to see how much the game has evolved before estimating releases or such. It takes a little while based on the last few game releases to get out, but I just view that as a chance to get into the mechanics of the game with the default mod, before failing badly on a real world mod: