Call the match:

[takertitan]

I would like to be able to tell 1 worker to call the whole match. IE Bret vs Bulldog in the UK. Bret called that match from start to finish, Davey just followed the plan Bret set for him. Would be a nice way to hide some wrestlers behind others.

[rodzillahotrod]

doesn't this already happen when u tell the road agent to call it in the match?

[WxRobbie]

That note tells both workers to call the match. What he is implying is that he would like to depend on the psychology stats of only one worker to call the match

[Moe Hunter]

I thought the game basically had the worker with the higher psychology call the match when you say to Call In Ring anyway. I might be wrong but I thought it was the case.

[Sigilistic]

[QUOTE=Moe Hunter;368308]I thought the game basically had the worker with the higher psychology call the match when you say to Call In Ring anyway. I might be wrong but I thought it was the case.[/QUOTE] You are correct. The worker with the superior Psychology calls the match. If you want to protect the weaker worker, use the Protect note.

[The Bus]

I've also understood that call in the ring means that they do it together, not only the better guy. But this brings us to the fact that the road agent notes are too hard to understand totally. They need to be explained a lot better.

[praguepride]

The "Call In The Ring" note has the worker with the highest Psyche call the shots

[Stennick]

With stuff like who calls what in the ring, and how chemistry, and overness and all of these things work. The problem I have is are they explained by Adam anywhere? Or are we just left to figure these things out on our own? I've never seen a manual so to speak for TEW.

[praguepride]

The game comes with one, hit the '?' mark on the opening screen.

[rodzillahotrod]

or go to ur tew folder and open up the help files...

[shipshirt]

I was getting awful psychology notes in scripted matches with Kerry Von Erich. I put him in a series of matches with Harley Race and used "call in the ring" and never once got a "this match suffered due to a lack of psychology" and all of the matches were B's and A's. So yes, "Call in the Ring" already does that for you.

[Michael Wayne]

yeah, but lots of things play into that. If the wrestler has higher psychology than the road agent, the match will suffer. I only use call in ring if my workers are above B- psychology.