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<p>Worker Name: Batu Ganbaatar(Asian Man 73. IDK if this a good pick or not for someone from Mongolia so if someone else has a better suggestion I'll listen)</p><p> Worker Size: Lightweight</p><p> Birth Month/Year: January 2002</p><p> Debut Month/Year: September 2020</p><p> Nationality: Mongolian</p><p> Available Areas: Japan</p><p> Worker Style: High Flyer</p><p> Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Foreigner with a Dream/ Obnoxious Foreigner </p><p> Worker Bio: Batu Ganbaatar is a young worker from Mongolia working in Japan. As one of the first of his nationality to ever become a serious pro wrestler, he's looking to inspire others from the country to join the business. Who knows how that will go, but there's worse goals out there for sure. Moving to Japan at a young age he quickly fell in love with pro wrestling after his dad took him to a BHOTWG show. There he saw Sensational Dragon for the first time and ever since it's been his goal to meet and wrestle a match with him on a major event. Unfortunately for him, his application to the Hinote Dojo was rejected, meaning he may have to take the long road to get to that match. Not a very big man, Batu likes to work very fast and use his speed to his advantage. Many promotions would benefit from giving someone like him a shot in their Junior Heavyweight division and seeing how he develops</p><p> Alter-Ego's?: No</p><p> Dojo Graduate?: WWA Japan</p><p> Worker Personality/Attributes: Good face, Daredevil, Professional, Unpredictable, </p><p> </p><p> Skills Template:</p><p> </p><p> In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65)</p><p> Brawling: 30</p><p> Puroresu: 45</p><p> Hardcore: 2</p><p> Technical: 19</p><p> Aerial: 61</p><p> Flashiness: 60</p><p> </p><p> Mental Skills (No skill above 55)</p><p> Psychology: 39</p><p> Experience (automatically 0):</p><p> Respect (automatically 0):</p><p> Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70):</p><p> </p><p> Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70)</p><p> Basics: 49</p><p> Selling: 60</p><p> Consistency: 39</p><p> Safety: 59</p><p> </p><p> Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace)</p><p> Charisma: 21</p><p> Microphone: 43</p><p> Acting: 22</p><p> Star Quality: 24</p><p> Sex Appeal: 55</p><p> Menace: 2</p><p> </p><p> Physical Abilities</p><p> Stamina: 66</p><p> Athleticism: 67</p><p> Power: 7</p><p> Toughness: 60</p><p> Resilience: 58</p><p> </p><p> Other Skills:</p><p> Announcing: 0</p><p> Colour: 0</p><p> Refereeing: 0</p>

<p>Was going to hold off on this because I put in a render request for this character but just in case nobody takes it up I'll just submit the character and will update with the new render if someone grants my request</p><p> </p><p> Worker Name: Aoife Quinn (If no render comes, white female 26 will be what I use)</p><p> Worker Size: Toned Small</p><p> Birth Month/Year: April 2002</p><p> Debut Month/Year: April 2020</p><p> Nationality: Irish</p><p> Available Areas: UK, Europe, Japan, USA</p><p> Worker Style: Brawler</p><p> Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Huntress/Sadistic Assassin</p><p> Worker Bio: Aoife Quinn (Pronounced EE-fa) is a budding prospect from Ireland. Her dream as a child was to be the best of the best in the UK womens scene, but with that dream practically dead, Aoife looks to find a new dawn as a world wide star and it appears she could have that ability. While catching on fast with ring work and seemingly with a personality fit for the business, the most interesting part of her is her look. Her huntress gimmick gives her a very interesting appearance with her gear being based on a combo of modern day ancient hunters and her red hair is full of unique braidings. She truly stands out in a good way among her peers, which will give her an upper hand in getting started. If she keeps improving who knows how far she might go.</p><p> Alter-Ego's?: No</p><p> Dojo Graduate?: WWA UK</p><p> Worker Personality/Attributes: Better as face, Amazing Face, Fearless, Driven, Lively, People Person, Easily Marketable, Healing Factor, Fitness Fanatic, World Traveler, Prodigy</p><p> </p><p> Skills Template:</p><p> </p><p> In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65)</p><p> Brawling: 52</p><p> Puroresu: 48</p><p> Hardcore: 28</p><p> Technical: 37</p><p> Aerial: 31</p><p> Flashiness: 31</p><p> </p><p> Mental Skills (No skill above 55)</p><p> Psychology: 46</p><p> Experience (automatically 0):</p><p> Respect (automatically 0):</p><p> Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70):</p><p> </p><p> Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70)</p><p> Basics: 59</p><p> Selling:47</p><p> Consistency: 35</p><p> Safety: 35</p><p> </p><p> Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace)</p><p> Charisma: 71</p><p> Microphone: 50</p><p> Acting: 53</p><p> Star Quality: 68</p><p> Sex Appeal: 82</p><p> Menace: 4</p><p> </p><p> Physical Abilities</p><p> Stamina: 72</p><p> Athleticism: 77</p><p> Power: 31</p><p> Toughness: 61</p><p> Resilience: 56</p><p> </p><p> Other Skills:</p><p> Announcing: 0</p><p> Colour: 0</p><p> Refereeing: 0</p>

Worker Name: Madison Dean (White Female 23) Worker Size: Small Birth Month/Year: July 2003 Debut Month/Year: August 2021 Nationality: American Available Areas: USA and Canada Worker Style: MMA Crossover Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): MMA Badass/Shoot Fighter Worker Bio: Madison Dean is the oldest daughter of the MMA legend Matthew Dean. She began training at an early age to compete in GAMMA like her father did but after seeing the condition he left the sport in decided it would be best to switch to pro wrestling. A quick study, trainers have said that she's latched on quick, using her MMA background to good use and has become a very skilled grappler already. Time will tell how she turns out, but it seems like she'll be another successful member of the Dean family. Alter-Ego's?: No Dojo Graduate?: Piledriver School of Wrestling Worker Personality/Attributes: Amazing heel, Plays dominant well, plays swagger well, plays legit well, High pain threshold, Driven, Squash Master, Party Animal, Stud Athlete Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 42 Puroresu: 10 Hardcore: 4 Technical: 62 Aerial: 10 Flashiness: 35 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 45 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 50 Selling: 22 Consistency: 46 Safety: 48 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 46 Microphone: 40 Acting: 52 Star Quality: 70 Sex Appeal: 80 Menace: 42 Physical Abilities Stamina: 90 Athleticism: 84 Power: 54 Toughness: 90 Resilience: 90 Other Skills: Announcing: 0 Colour: 0 Refereeing: 0

Someone will likely make designs for those in the mod section

Tracy leaving the business hurt me in my soul. She was one of my top stars in the womens division early to help make up the popularity gaps and then when everyone caught up she was basically the Candice LeRae of TCW, fighting with Joshua in the tag division and making a few singles runs here and there against the men. Was a real fun thing to book last time.

I really like both forms of searching. Looking for individual ranges is fun when I want to see who the best/worst is or trying to find something specific and exact. The method from 16 is perfect for trying to find someone fast or just a general range. Wish both were in the game

It won't boot you back to the day phase if you do that? I've tried when I accidentally booked Edd Stone instead of Eddie Peak for a show and instead it made me redo the entire thing

Go for Higa for sure. She's your star. If you can maybe sit on some contracts and wait for some USPW talent to become available to help with popularity. Electric Dreamer looks pretty talented too but she's very low on populatiry. Celeste Moon will likely be an early pick up for me too since she looks pretty good. But yeah, the popularity is rough. Maybe you can get J-Ro out of retirement?

Worker Name: Wentz Chrysler(White male 290) Worker Size: Middleweight Birth Month/Year: August 2004 Debut Month/Year: July 2022 Nationality: Canadian Available Areas: USA, Canada Worker Style: Technician Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): City Slicker/Rich Snob Worker Bio: Wentz Chrysler is a good young prospect from Canada. Growing up he was a big Rich Money fan, hence the gimmick. A fairly good grappler in the ring and shows some good charisma and mic skills as well. Assuming things don't blow up badly against him he will likely find himself working in a major company at some point in his career. Alter-Ego's?: No Dojo Graduate?: Dragon Academy Worker Personality/Attributes: Better as heel, Amazing heel, Tag Team Specialist, Giving Performer, Driven Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 25 Puroresu:32 Hardcore: 12 Technical: 48 Aerial:43 Flashiness: 50 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 38 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 46 Selling: 41 Consistency: 64 Safety: 44 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 81 Microphone: 64 Acting: 53 Star Quality: 56 Sex Appeal: 81 Menace: 13 Physical Abilities Stamina: 63 Athleticism:41 Power: 10 Toughness: 63 Resilience:71 Other Skills: Announcing: 0 Colour: 0 Refereeing: 0

Worker Name: Liquor Liker (White male 180) Worker Size: Flabby Heavyweight Birth Month/Year: December 1995 Debut Month/Year: June 2020 Nationality: American Available Areas: USA Worker Style: Powerhouse Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Redneck/Angry Drunk Worker Bio: Liquor Liker(Fred Johnson) is the definition of a southern redneck pulled into the business by his best friend Sam Lee(Beer Drinker). Unlike his friend, Fred knows next to nothing about the business. He just happened to be in the same room as Sam when he made his infamous statement about Champaign Lover. Deciding it would be fun to go try it, he decided to gimmick the name of the only pro wrestler he knows by choosing the name Liquor Liker. With some past amateur wrestling experience it seems as he's not utterly hopeless. Alter-Ego's?: No Dojo Graduate?: No Worker Personality/Attributes: Deathmatch worker, High Pain threshold, Scatterbrained, Relaxed, Heavy Drinker. Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 45 Puroresu: 20 Hardcore: 41 Technical: 30 Aerial: 0 Flashiness: 12 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 4 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 21 Selling: 20 Consistency: 12 Safety: 12 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 32 Microphone: 10 Acting: 11 Star Quality: 2 Sex Appeal: 4 Menace: 12 Physical Abilities Stamina: 9 Athleticism: 27 Power: 45 Toughness: 50 Resilience: 50 Other Skills: Announcing: 0 Colour: 0 Refereeing: 0

Worker Name: Beer Drinker (White Male 191) Worker Size: Flabby Heavyweight Birth Month/Year: April 1995 Debut Month/Year: June 2020 Nationality: American Available Areas: USA Worker Style: Powerhouse Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Redneck/ Angry Drunk Worker Bio: Beer Drinker(Sam Lee) is the definition of a fan turned wrestler. However, unlike someone who studied the game for years upon years to try and figure out what works and what doesn't in the business, Sam Lee decided he would join the business after watching one throwback SOTBPW show that had Champagne Lover on it. Blessed with major intelligence he loudly blurted out "All I have to do drink to be a rassler? Why did nobody tell me?" and since then his mind was set. It didnt matter he was in horrible shape, was athletic as a potato, or didn't have the money to go to a proper training school. His mind was made up. He somehow made it through a very low rep training school that may or may not have been a legitimate operation with his best friend who uses the ring name Liquor Liker and now is "ready" for whatever the wrestling world will throw at him. Alter-Ego's?: No Dojo Graduate?: No Worker Personality/Attributes: Deathmatch worker, High Pain threshold, Scatterbrained, Relaxed, Heavy Drinker. Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 40 Puroresu: 12 Hardcore: 33 Technical: 3 Aerial: 0 Flashiness: 2 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 21 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 9 Selling: 12 Consistency: 4 Safety: 6 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 39 Microphone: 29 Acting: 4 Star Quality: 16 Sex Appeal: 14 Menace: 18 Physical Abilities Stamina: 19 Athleticism: 4 Power: 40 Toughness: 40 Resilience: 40 Other Skills: Announcing: 0 Colour: 0 Refereeing: 0

IDK if I'll be allowed to do this but I'll go for one more Pic - White Female 30 Worker Name: Beth Taylor Worker Size: Small Birth Month/Year: January 2018 Debut Month/Year: January 2036 Nationality: American Available Areas: USA, Canada, Japan Worker Style: Technician Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Bubbly Babyface/Legacy Worker Worker Bio: Beth Taylor is the daughter of Joshua Taylor and Tracy Brendon. Ever since birth there's been a feeling she could be something special due to her being born into a wrestling family. Since an early age she's had an interest in the family business so to speak, and once she was old enough Tracy, Joshua, and her aunt Michelle played roles in teaching her and installed some early abilities as well as winning mindset into her early on. Add that to her natural athleticism and she appears to be a force to be reckoned with. Sent to the TCW School of Pro Wrestling to finish her training, it seems like she'll be an unstoppable force as long as she stays on the right path. Alter-Ego's?: No Dojo Graduate?: TCW Dojo Worker Personality/Attributes: Amazing Face, Plays Bad Ass well, plays Legit well, High Pain Threshold, Giving Performer, Relaxed, Creative Dynamo, Loves the Buisness, Marketing Dream, Stud Athlete, Prodigy, World Traveler, Fitness Fanatic Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 51 Puroresu: 51 Hardcore: 1 Technical: 63 Aerial: 31 Flashiness: 23 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 55 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 45 Selling: 40 Consistency: 50 Safety: 62 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 70 Microphone: 52 Acting: 33 Star Quality: 67 Sex Appeal: 92 Menace: 2 Physical Abilities Stamina: 70 Athleticism: 80 Power: 4 Toughness: 67 Resilience: 70 Other Skills: Announcing: 0 Colour: 0 Refereeing: 0

Worker Name: Kevin Ducks (I'll leave the picture up to you) Worker Size: Heavyweight Birth Month/Year: October 2003 Debut Month/Year: December 2023 Nationality: British Available Areas: UK, Europe, Japan Worker Style: Entertainer Worker Gimmicks (Face/Heel): Face - Duck. Heel - Goose Worker Bio: Kevin Ducks is a strange British man who wears a duck mask to the ring. That's his gimmick. That's all. We don't know why. As a life long wrestling fan maybe there's a method to his madness but overall we're not sure as to what was going through his mind when he created this gimmick. His finisher is a frog splash which, you guessed it, is called the duck splash. Still though, it appears he actually is a decent brawler and might have a good mind for the business, so maybe, just maybe, Kevin can make this work. Maybe. He also for some reason enjoys being in Deathmatches. Alter-Ego's?: Marty McGeese Dojo Graduate?: Yes, WWA UK Worker Personality/Attributes: Better as Face, Plays Comedy, Plays Cartoon, Deathmatches, Storyteller, Loves the Buisness, Highly Moral, Driven, People Person Skills Template: In-Ring Skills (No skill above 65) Brawling: 50 Puroresu: 42 Hardcore: 35 Technical: 10 Aerial: 29 Flashiness: 40 Mental Skills (No skill above 55) Psychology: 45 Experience (automatically 0): Respect (automatically 0): Reputation (automatically 50, cap at 70): Fundamental Skills (No skill above 70) Basics: 22 Selling: 12 Consistency: 28 Safety: 30 Performance Skills (No skill above 70, except Charisma, Sex Appeal and Menace) Charisma: 56 Microphone: 57 Acting: 22 Star Quality: 35 Sex Appeal: 6 Menace: 44 Physical Abilities Stamina: 23 Athleticism: 22 Power: 49 Toughness: 40 Resilience: 50 Other Skills: Announcing: 10 Colour:23 Refereeing: 0

I guess this is a good place to ask about how to get people's stats up as fast as possible. Usually I take the long route of having them job out to my top stars and after a long while they get super good. Problem is that the TCW roster right now is bad enough right now I don't think I can play a ton of waiting games to get guys I like in the promotion and be good enough to get hard pushes. Any tips?

Is it still possible to change the order shows get run when you have 2 in one day?

How do you check to see how long someone is out with an injury who isn't in your company? Can't seem to find the physical section on the profile anymore.

Not sure why this was taken out, but now the names of people who have been added to battle royals don't disappear from the select screen and it's really annoying to try and put the match together the bigger it goes.

Which teams did you get? Interested since well, yeah

Personally I'm really excited for Harvey Robbinfield. I got a really good destiny roll from him last time and hoping I get another one now

After thinking about it I think I'm with you here. I really like Wolf, Andrews, Chord, Gauge, Taylor, and Bach but after those guys it's just... yikes. Mo is fine and I always get him to be a great part of the midcard and nothing else. Like, just looking at the rest of the roster I have no clue who I'm going to push. Face Edd Stone doesn't really work for me. Same for the singles New Wave. I hate Giant Tana's guts and the fact he's getting pushed is a major no. There's some midcard guys who I can use but aren't getting pushed any higher than that like Benny, Devine Fortune, and Troy. For the lower card I'm not really interested in anyone there. Hocking left a bad taste in my mouth after how annoying he was for me last game. Only Gauge is someone I want to elevate there because he's awesome. Maybe this will be the year I give Freddy Huggins a go at the main event picture to see what he's got. Remus looks fairly alright too so he might benefit early as well.

Hate saying this because I like them, but I really have no use for the New Wave as singles wrestlers. I've broken them up in the past and neither went anywhere and I cant see myself doing anything other than letting them leave the promotion if I don't pair them back up this time

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BoredomTM" data-cite="BoredomTM" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47616" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This is quite honestly a fun TCW, and I'd say more fun than 2016 even. 2016 was all about not losing your top talent; in this game you already lost them and is in the proccess of rebuilding, which makes it far more interesting, to my eyes at least.<p> </p><p> Your cornerstones are Wolf Hawkins and Aaron Andrews, as they should; one was the protege of the former owner, the other the very first graduate and poster boy for their academy. They're tied to 5 and 4 year contracts respectively, so you won't worry about losing them to USPW in quite a while. They'll be the stalwarts of the main event you'll be building.</p><p> </p><p> A bit under, you have Sammy Bach, Freddy Huggins, Joshua Taylor, One Man Army, and Tana the Mighty making a good upper midcard. Sammy Bach is still sensational as a huge babyface, and can be even turned heel for a feud with Aaron for the title. Huggins and Taylor are also very capable of being pushed into the main event, and although Tana and OMA are starting to push 40, they still have some good years ahead of them.</p><p> </p><p> The focus for TCW is producing new stars. Your roster already has three obvious guys to push up the card: Jay Chord, Greg Gauge, and Mighty Mo. Chord is already a major star for you, although he's not as popular as he could be; his starting feud with Sammy Bach for Malice in Wonderland can do wonders for him. Greg is your current Television championship, and is already on the rise. Having him feud with One Man Army will give him a nice boost. And Mighty Mo is already on the cusp of greatness, all he needs is that one big feud for him to pop off.</p><p> </p><p> Good prospects for pushes are Chris Flynn, Roderick Remus, and Edd Stone. All three guys are still young and more than capable of filling up that upper midcarder spot, if not good enough for the main event. Killer Shark is also someone who could develop into a huge monster heel, if developed well enough. You also have Nick Booth and T-Bone Bright as prospects in potential, although Nick can cause problems backstage.</p><p> </p><p> Other than the main event, revamping the midcard is also a priority: most of your midcard is either nearing the 40 year mark, or well past it. Marc Speed, Maverick, Matt Hocking being the notable exceptions. Human Arsenal, The Elite, and Danny Fonzarelli are pushing thier mid 40s, and Troy Tornado, Benny Benson, Brett Biggins, Flying Jimmy Fox, Doc Hammond, and Chance Fortune are in their early 40s. while they definitely have some good years left in the tank, you should realistically be looking into the future.</p><p> </p><p> You start off with a developmental deal with MAW, and 6 guys training there; the only problem is that, other than Harvey Robbinfield, all of your youngsters are greener than grass, and nowhere near ready for the big leagues. Duke Freeman is developing into a nice technical brawler, who could have the potential to become a main eventer with good fortune. Guillotine is still a poor brawler, who with some development coult turn into a decent midcarder. Harvey Robbinfield already has good brawling and technicall skills, and is charismatic. He can possibly turn into a big player down the line, maybe leave him in developmental for a while longer. Jaylon Martins is developing his brawling and basics skills well, but what sets him apart is his charisma: the man is a pure charisma bomb, with charisma off the charts, and good star quality and mic skills. If he develops into a good in-ring worker, he'll most surely become a main eventer for you in a few years. Seth Whitehead is developing into a decent all-rounder who could very well fit into your midcard with some more development. And lastly, there's Roman Re-pardon me, Joey Fili. The man sucks. He's absolutely horrible at this point in his career. But, being only 19 and with a great look, he could definitely become a good worker, with a good few years in developmental.</p><p> </p><p> Overall, I'd say this incarnation of TCW looks to be a really fun challenge, with the focus being on revamping your midcard and creating new stars, as opposed to trying to keep your stars as was the case in 2016. I'll definitely be giving them a go (well, obviously, given my profile pic) and seeing where I can take them.</p></div></blockquote><p> Very true on them already being in rebuilding mode. Makes it way easier to establish your own top of the roster. Only problem is that booking the shows right now is so brutal without your own guys. Man, I just really do not like the upper mid and lower TCW has right now. Planning on working hard to get a few guys skills and popularity up so hopefully that washes over fast but for now, oof. Trying to piece together a Total Mayhem 24 card is going to be rough</p>

Roster Page > Profile > Click on their role in gold towards the middle left of the page and its in there

I mean, yeah, he's being a little aggressive, but there's no reason the battle royals/royal rumbles should be this level of unusable both to book and to simulate.

It's absolutely horrendous. And like I said above the names dont disappear so it's hard as hell to tell who you already have in it and who you don't once you get a good number of people in there. Really, really need that to get fixed because it's really bad. There's no reason these should be this impossible to book