2 Storyline Questions.. and random one

[phenomenon]

1) Can you do a man/woman vs. man/woman but have the womans title and a man's title on the line, winning team gets both titles? 2) Can you have a tag team match... where one team is a face, the other a heel... the heel team is one guy and a 'mystery partner'.. but his mystery partner is on the face team, who turns on his partner to become heel... therefore, it's not really 1 heel vs 2 face, it's 2 heels vs. 1 face (but the faces come out together). 3) In an unchained storyline... does it hurt when you end it after a certain period? When is a good time to end an unchained storyline without hurting anyone?

[Irish Wolf]

1) you can put more than one title on the line but if the person is ineligible to win it (ie a man holding a title that is women only or vice versa) the worker won't get it. 2) Do the 1 v 2 match with the heels as the two. have the turn in the match and the match doesn't tell you who walked out with who you just use your imagination. 3) i believe it's more than 3 steps.

[Remianen]

1. No 2. Yes. Since the whole "come out together" thing isn't recognized by the game, you'd book a 2v1 handicap match with the face versus the (unturned) face and heel. You could book an angle where the 2nd face is turned immediately before the match but the game wouldn't make the distinction for you. 3. Unchained storylines can be ended at any time, for any reason, without any penalties occurring.

[D-Lyrium]

[QUOTE=Apupunchau@optonline;479166]1) you can put more than one title on the line but if the person is ineligible to win it (ie a man holding a title that is women only or vice versa) the worker won't get it.[/QUOTE] You can't put singles titles on the line in a tag team match, though. ;) You can't have multiple winners in a multi-man match either. So there's no way to book two titles to change hands in the same match and go to different people. However, with the new 'Freebird' feature, you could simply book the tag team match as normal, and assign the new champions after the show, with no penalty. The match won't benefit from or alter the title's prestige, but otherwise it'll have pretty much the same effect.