Information needed on Fighting Ultimate Crazy Kings

[crayon]

Whatever you guys can tell me. Or if you can direct me to a website done in english I'll settle for that as well.

[BurningHamster]

Haha, don't bother trying to research them dude. They are the tiniest of tiny indies. I've only ever found one or two websites about them, only in Japanese. They seem to fight out of a shed like structure (and not a large one either) .... occasionally brought in US talent like Shirley Doe (who had some kind of deathmatch in front of a crowd of 13 paying customers!), Necro Butcher and Mad Man Pondo who pretty much beat up some pretty terrible looking local guys. Mainly a hardcore style fed, not much else to say about them as footage is pretty hard to come by. Pretty much a novelty promotion based around their name.

[crayon]

[quote](who had some kind of deathmatch in front of a crowd of 13 paying customers!)[/quote] Lol, almost makes me want to add them to the game just for the sheer balls of it! ^_^

[cappyboy]

[QUOTE=BurningHamster;451510]Haha, don't bother trying to research them dude. They are the tiniest of tiny indies. I've only ever found one or two websites about them, only in Japanese. They seem to fight out of a shed like structure (and not a large one either) .... occasionally brought in US talent like Shirley Doe (who had some kind of deathmatch in front of a crowd of 13 paying customers!) [/QUOTE] And this puts them beneath his research efforts how exactly? That's pretty much what the Local level we have in the game is at the very beginning. I've had opening shows for Locals where 13 people would have been a doorbusting crowd.

[bobinc]

could always use a translator website to put most of it in english. unless they are all pictures.

[darkfire423]

they arent worth the time if you have other compaines. But if you are doing a japan only mod you need to have them. I would work on larger comapines. Trust me, half their roster is untrained/poorly trained and the other half works for larger groups. Also note they dont use a ring alot of time. They us mats. the joys of Micro-Indie japan.

[bobinc]

[QUOTE=darkfire423;451560]they arent worth the time if you have other compaines. But if you are doing a japan only mod you need to have them. I would work on larger comapines. Trust me, half their roster is untrained/poorly trained and the other half works for larger groups. Also note they dont use a ring alot of time. They us mats. the joys of Micro-Indie japan.[/QUOTE] Could work fine for starting your own promotion in-game. I know I look for small indy feds and use the name and logos to start a promotion of my own.

[crayon]

[QUOTE=darkfire423;451560]Also note they dont use a ring alot of time. They us mats.[/QUOTE] Hey, give them a year and they may move up to trampolines. Yeah, It's not a Japan-only mod, but I'm thinking the majority of workers will be there, so I may go ahead and stick them in at the end of everything. So all this info is useful nonetheless.

[BurningHamster]

[QUOTE=cappyboy;451550]And this puts them beneath his research efforts how exactly? That's pretty much what the Local level we have in the game is at the very beginning. I've had opening shows for Locals where 13 people would have been a doorbusting crowd.[/QUOTE] I think in order to research something you need to be able to acquire information, an outdated website in another language doesn't really help you get an accurate picture of the wrestling promotion. Bare in mind that Lukiep8, the one-time resident puro expert with an abnormal fascination for micro-indies (and not letting others use his data) never even bothered putting Fighting Ultimate Crazy Kings (I almost used their acronym then) into his mods.

[D16NJD16]

Once this promotion hits it huge in a few years some people sure are gonna have alota egg on their face...

[darkfire423]

[QUOTE=BurningHamster;451743]I think in order to research something you need to be able to acquire information, an outdated website in another language doesn't really help you get an accurate picture of the wrestling promotion. Bare in mind that Lukiep8, the one-time resident puro expert with an abnormal fascination for micro-indies (and not letting others use his data) never even bothered putting Fighting Ultimate Crazy Kings (I almost used their acronym then) into his mods.[/QUOTE] FU*CK is how they do it on their website Lukie is doing a mod. just isnt posting it here. Lukie is a puro god!

[cappyboy]

[QUOTE=BurningHamster;451743]I think in order to research something you need to be able to acquire information, an outdated website in another language doesn't really help you get an accurate picture of the wrestling promotion. [/QUOTE] Okay, now you're making a better case for your statement than the one I was quoting. But it still seems this is a case of making do with what you've got. It's not like this is a marquee promotion where not being up to the second is going to kill you.

[D16NJD16]

[QUOTE=darkfire423;451771] Lukie is doing a mod. just isnt posting it here. Lukie is a puro god![/QUOTE] :o [COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR]

[Lukiep8]

I don't really see the point with FU*CK. I have added all the notable promotions with full rosters and use a ring. FU*CK has one legit wrestler working for them (the owner) then everyone else is either poorly trained by him, or works elsewhere. The other problem is their homepage is terrible, and it's near impossible to get consistent news on them, so it would be hard to keep it up-to-date. There is no point adding a small promotion how they are in like 2008, then two years later they are exactly the same because you can't get any info on them.