Dave E Mac

I think the roster, for a 2016 player, feels very much like a comfortable pair of shoes. Which actually suits me as I had a great time booking them in 2016. The only thing that I regret was not doing a dynasty. But now I think for 2020 I will as nothing has drastically changed from what I’d done anyway with 16!

Can I just say a bit thank you to consortium11 and jaded for some amazing input here on my favourite company. I’m no 21CW but would say as far as c verse goes I know then the best. But your input on these threads even for someone like me who has a bit of a clue about them is fantastic. Keep up the good work!

I personally like one or two monsters to push on a roster. The issue with 21CW is with so many some of them have to lose. Which I guess is wrestling. But it’s hard as what makes some of those big guys who lose any different to the monsters I am pushing. I normally end up making those big guys who are losing bumbling idiots as how else could you be that big and lose?

Also mega cheating for some. But my gm was a user created character. Cindy Smitten. An English wrestling mega fan. She came to fame on the hit reality show “Made in Essex”. Seen by many as just another ditzy blonde, it became clear she was much more than just sex on legs. With a fine business head on her shoulders she was intelligent enough to realise she could use her good looks to get where she wanted to go quicker in life. Jeff Nova used his media contacts to bring her in to try and bring a few more mainstream eyes on the product. Deliberately pretending to be ignorant of who many of the heels are drove them mad and won her many fans. Eventually she rose to the role of GM antagonising the Cornell’s or “Timmy and the other one” as she’d often refer to them as, much to their displeasure.

<p>Can I just say 21cw is an absolutely brilliant place to start with TEW. It’s a fantastic size for getting to grips with a bigger fed but without bad many pressures. Honestly had the time of my life booking the Cornell’s in 16. They ran the place until Tommy’s ego being the greatest of all time drove everyone close away from him and turning Ed face for them to feud.</p><p> </p><p> I also had Mike Adonis run a great Brexit gimmick with a stable of British ‘n’ Powerful where basically he’d call out foreign wrestlers for coming to this country and stealing the beating he planned on giving from British wrestlers. That was great fun. I suppose being a Brit I found quite a lot of tongue in cheek comedy from running it. But at the same time you can experiment without the pressure of other feds on your shoulders. And with tommy he’s basically your ace in the hole making sure you get decent ratings if all else fails! My only critic of 21cw is the sheer number of big guys to push. My preference is to have one or two monsters on the roster but they are blessed with a few.</p>

I've only recently grown to enjoy 21CW, so it feels a bit of a let down its not changed a super huge amount in this space of time. Those that have done well are no surprises either. I'll probably give it another go. I tend to enjoy turning Ed face rather than Tommy, so should be interesting to play out for a bit. But maybe its the same for me I should try something a bit different.

I'm kind of the same. I really got into 21CW towards the end of 16. I was a bit surprised when firing up the demo theres no real clutch my pearls kind of moments looking at them. Still dominating the UK, no challengers. Roster is by and large the same, no one seems to have become a real break out star from it. Maybe I just need to give it a bit longer to get into it. But feels like not much has gone on.

The autobooker is great. I mean if you want four random midcarders tossed into a tag match as your main event then the autobooker totally has your back.

It’s a sand box simulator providing you do exactly what i want. I’m surprised time decline has gone. I for one used the creative meeting as like an overview of my company. Like a bite size quick look. I always imagined the creative meeting was essentially me sitting down with my right hand man. We’ve got a few minutes and he’s giving me an overview of what’s going on. Personally I think the next big thing is more harmful. Each time decline person I’d judge on an individual basis. Can they be used in a tag team, do they have one last big run in them? Next big thing is getting a monster push regardless.

I don’t mean to hijack this. But what do you mean by booking in one way. I’ve had a little fiddle with the demo but seen so many negatives (and I’m not a huge fan of the UI) that I planned on waiting for the full release.

Just giving you a shout out for being OSW YouTube/podcast fan! Acid I &II are my boys mainly because when I first started playing tew I paired them in a massively unimaginative team. I just always remember them as they were the first team to really put on half decent matches and start guiding me towards how to book in tew.

Its harder with TEW than those games as different companies place higher values on different skills. So an amazing technical wrestler with no charisma wont be as much use in WWE for example. So its worth looking at what product your company has and then focusing on the stats that mean the most to them.

Marty going through the barber shop window! Absolutely amazing moment!

I meant what difference does what the currency is make to the game. It's not like you need to work out the exchange rate or anything to work out the worth of something. It's literally just a single symbol infront of a number.

Full Crow Sting enjoying some "Sunny days" perhaps.

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Brushfire" data-cite="Brushfire" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41194" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I didn't think so! Any idea if it's a limitation of the coding or would be more trouble than it's worth? If not I might post it in the Suggestions section..</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> What difference does it make?</p>

I suppose the issue with including diaries from other sites for me would be there is a great load of content on here which I don't get to read. I couldn't really vote for stuff on other sites. Personally I post my diary on a couple of facebook groups which I'm 99% sure alot of the members on here are part of. But thats mainly because I get alot more feedback on facebook and booking ideas from people than I do here.

I’ve been doing my long term planning today and trying to do something similar in having Ted associated with a tag team. I’ve actually discovered an odd pair that have really good chemistry and are both late 20’s. So would be perfect to have DiBiase mentoring them in a way. I’ve got a fairly cool way of bringing them together as well. I quite like playing early 90’s mods as I think in encourages long term planning as that’s how it was back then. Feuds lasted months, even years. I find playing current day mods I end up doing the standard four week build to a ppv match and maybe stretch it to three months at most. But I find that really stunts any character development. You are just cramming as much in to build towards that one match. Where as early 90’s it was almost about teasing that big one on one encounter for as long as possible.

I'm a big fan of Ted's mainly because even now he seems like a decent guy. I follow him on social media and so many of those old wrestlers are just a mess now a days, but he seems to live a pretty happy life. Also I love the fact back in the old days he was basically given a budget to live like a million to keep the gimmick legit. So I just love the idea of him walking into a bar and buying everyone drinks and stuff like that. What a job, get to pretend to be a millionaire. I do like the idea of creating him a stable, as I think he really has alot to offer as a mouth piece, but also think he's the type of guy who needs to be protected from wrestling too often. There's no major rush, but I am looking at a neat way to split the Hart Foundation as there will obviously be a Bret Hart singles run sooner rather than later!

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="neslo024" data-cite="neslo024" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Great show. Really enjoyed the rumble. Set up a nice snake vs take feud and I always love a heel win. Ted and Davey Boy should be able to have some great matches against each other.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Cheers for taking the time to read and glad you enjoyed it. I’m hoping to make something quite interesting from Bulldog and DiBiase <span class="ipsEmoji">👍</span></p>

Following the Royal Rumble here is what the prediction table is looking like. Once we hit Wrestlemania the top three all get the chance to choose the challenger for the Heavyweight, Intercontinental and Tag Team title belts. Prediction Table 1 - Munit - 10 (7 from the Rumble) 2 - BHK1978 - 7 (7 from the Rumble) 3 - Levinux - 5 4 - Bigelow Cartwheel - 4 5 - Neslo024 - 4 (4 from the Rumble) 6 - Smasher1311 - 4 (4 from the Rumble) 7 - Morti - 3 8 - Christmas_ape - 3 Thanks for getting involved!

WWF Royal Rumble ‘91 Sunday Week 4 January 1991 Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) Attendance - 15,000 (sell out) Broadcasting Rating - 4.30 Overall rating - 88

I've been slacking off reading on here, but another vote for Surprise by Ebeza for sure. That is one I am keeping up to date with.

Hi all. Just a little update I had an impromptu weekend away that held things up and writing a Royal Rumble is hard! But should have results up fairly soon for this as just getting everything formatted and good to go.

You discounting Virgil for this one!? The rumble could be a chance for his mega push! Not wanting to spoil too much but he’s done a couple of dick things backstage and most people on the roster don’t like him!