Can a worker have a written and PPA Contract with diff promotions?

[j-llo]

Here's the situation... I've added Antonio Inoki's IGF promotion to the T-Zone database and added all the workers that worked the first card as PPA contracts. Now Kurt Angle who has a written contract with TNA also has a PPA deal with IGF. Is there any way to do this as when I set it how it is the database wont let me start a new game due to not letting Angle have a written and a PPA deal at the same time. Now I would just scrap Angle being in IGF but he is actually there title holder (the IWGP 3rd Generation title, which is just the IWGP Heavyweight Title that Brock Lesnar never gave back when he was stripped of it.) I could also set his TNA deal to be PPA but then he'd get instantly snapped back up by the WWE. Decisions, decisions! Any ideas!?

[Remianen]

No. Written = Exclusive, meaning the worker only works for THAT promotion. One or the other. What you COULD do is set up a working agreement between TNA and IGF and give Angle a LOAN contract with IGF.

[hurricanendp]

ways around it are by setting up a hatred relationship between Angle and Vince (and Linda/Heyman is you've done seperate brand splits). Alternatively, you could set up a rather messy situation, turn worker loyalty on in America, and set Angles loyalty to TNA. but that's in an extreme case if you don't want Angle to move from TNA.

[Vladamire Dracos]

You could also given Angle a Loyalty relationship to Dixie Carter along with the Vince/Linda relationships, that should make it less likely that Angle will go running off to WWE off the bat.

[j-llo]

[QUOTE=Remianen;258442]No. Written = Exclusive, meaning the worker only works for THAT promotion. One or the other. What you COULD do is set up a working agreement between TNA and IGF and give Angle a LOAN contract with IGF.[/QUOTE] How would that be done?

[Remianen]

[QUOTE=j-llo;258457]How would that be done?[/QUOTE] You know what, ignore me. Now that I'm looking at the database editor, Loan isn't an option in the contracts screen. No idea why, but it's not. So the only other alternative would be as previously suggested, give Angle a hatred relationship with the owners/bookers of WWE as well as a loyalty to Dixie Carter. Then put him on a PPA to TNA. Of course, that's not going to stop him from signing more PPA deals (and he will).

[j-llo]

[QUOTE=Remianen;258474]You know what, ignore me. Now that I'm looking at the database editor, Loan isn't an option in the contracts screen. No idea why, but it's not. So the only other alternative would be as previously suggested, give Angle a hatred relationship with the owners/bookers of WWE as well as a loyalty to Dixie Carter. Then put him on a PPA to TNA. Of course, that's not going to stop him from signing more PPA deals (and he will).[/QUOTE] what about setting a promotion pact between IGF & TNA (which they have) and then setting Angles deal to exclusive PPA with TNA? n Just a normal PPA with IGF or doesnt it work like that? As i thought exclusive PPA just prevented a worker from signing with a rival?

[lowki02]

[QUOTE=j-llo;258499]what about setting a promotion pact between IGF & TNA (which they have) and then setting Angles deal to exclusive PPA with TNA? n Just a normal PPA with IGF or doesnt it work like that? As i thought exclusive PPA just prevented a worker from signing with a rival?[/QUOTE] An exclusive PPA(EPPA) contract is the same as a written except for when you fire/release the worker under the EPPA contact, you won't have to pay the remaining months of their contract. I usually hire guys to EPPA contracts when I'm only using them for a few shows. The difference between a Short-Term Contract and Exclusive PPA is that under an EPPA contract, they cannot work for anyone else, they're exactly what the name states, exclusive appearing for your promotion only.

[j-llo]

[QUOTE=lowki02;258621]An exclusive PPA(EPPA) contract is the same as a written except for when you fire/release the worker under the EPPA contact, you won't have to pay the remaining months of their contract. I usually hire guys to EPPA contracts when I'm only using them for a few shows. The difference between a Short-Term Contract and Exclusive PPA is that under an EPPA contract, they cannot work for anyone else, they're exactly what the name states, exclusive appearing for your promotion only.[/QUOTE] Cheers. Guess I'll just have to have him on PPA deals with both or just not have him b in IGF and not hold the IWGP 3rd Gen title.