mjdgoldeneye Posted January 17, 2009 Share Posted January 17, 2009 I had a great experience with a product I came up with, and I figured this would be a fun place to list product combinations that have worked for you and why. Here's the story of one I'm doing great with now: I decided to try something new. I started a game as Takayuki Avatar after I edited him so he could open up a Japanese promotion. I wanted to try running a Japanese-American Hybrid company. Here's the data: Key Feature: Mainstream Heavy: Pure, Realism Medium: Traditional, Modern Low: Cult, Hardcore, Daredevil Very Low: Comedy, Risque This leaves a very functional company. Workers have the benefit of being rated much more on performance than popularity, but the company is also favorable to getting sponsors and it can't be shaken by industry changes. The downside is that angles will often get shot down unless they're very good, and the fans don't like wacky gimmicks or anything too risky. Luckily, I've managed to gather a pretty decent roster for a regional promotion (I started my company on "Hard" I believe... Whatever difficulty is the one that gives you a regional company with $10,000). Here's my roster: The product heavily favors Regular Wrestlers and Technicians, while puro guys and brawlers are slightly less successful and Super Juniors and Cruiserweights are ok. Main Event: Takayuki Avatar Hidekazu John Pathlow (Hell Monkey) Shingen Miyazaki Upper Midcard: Mokuami Maita Washichi Inao Barry Griffin Masutaro Kataoka Midcard: Insane Machine Rhino Umaga Hirokazu Yamanoue Masked Cougar The Tic Hitomaro Suzuki Lower Midcard: SUKI Shooter Sean Deeley Black Eagle Opener: Frankie Perez KAZ Bulldozer Brandon Smith Enhancement Talent: Merle O'Curle As one familiar with the CVerse can see, there are some expensive names up there. However, everyone above either has great performance stats, ability ratings, or both. I've managed to run 2 monthly shows thus far. I got a C rating on one, and a B- on the other. For a brand new Regional fed, that stellar! I was incredibly surprised! And, you'd figure, that would mean I'd be running in the red too, right? Well, I've been turning a profit of $30,000+ these first 2 months! So, if you're looking to start company and want workers rated on their abilities and would still like some American style perks, try the Japanese-American hybrid style. ... Now that my ranting is done, what products have ya'll been successful with? (Your own or one already in place.) Have you changed an existing company to be more successful? I'm curious! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Teh_Showtime Posted January 17, 2009 Share Posted January 17, 2009 Key Feature: Traditional Heavy: Mainstream, Realism Medium: Pure, Modern Low: Hardcore, Daredevil Very Low: Comedy, Risque I use TCW mostly to see who can ebventually go in a long match with cornell Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
benjacko Posted January 18, 2009 Share Posted January 18, 2009 This is what I use with ROF - Key Feature: Modern, Traditional Medium: Lucha Libre, Realism Low: Mainstream, Pure Means my workers are rated much more on performance and it's favourable to sponsorship . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foolinc Posted January 18, 2009 Share Posted January 18, 2009 Name: Rapid Entertainment Product Appeal: Traditional: Heavy Mainstream: Main Feature Comedy: Medium Cult: Very Low Risque: None Modern: Heavy Realism: Very Low Hyper Realism: None Hardcore: Low Lucha Libre: Medium Pure: Low Daredevil: None MAtch Intensity: 20% Match Danger: 40% Womens Wrestling: None T&A Levels: None Face/Heel Divide: Medium Here's my roster from the C-Verse draft IMO, it's the best entertainment product since it lets wrestlers of all types get over and still is a sponsor whore like all good entertainment based companies should be. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jamck Posted January 18, 2009 Share Posted January 18, 2009 For a company I created. I use Key Feature: Modern, Traditional, Mainstream Heavy: None Medium:None Low: None Very Low: None With 100% Match Ratio Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackman Posted January 18, 2009 Share Posted January 18, 2009 Some seem real functional companies. Like the TS's one: Your angles will bomb if they are not really good, but yet you choose to support a mainstream fed? Why is this functional? Don't you have 30% angles ratio? right now i have: Key: Realism Medium: modern, pure, comedy, tradional, mainstream, lucha libre It works fine, but there's a lack of people to come to the events. At Global, I only get around 8000 people in a TV show, which causes me to bleed money, even with favourable sponsorship. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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