What's going on in your game?

dbritton987 · June 7, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lr10540" data-cite="lr10540" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Chaos Theory is such a great tag name. Who's all in your Syndicate and how did you reform them?</div></blockquote> Unfortunately I can't take credit for Chaos Theory. It was one of the options offered on the name generator in the game. Usually, I take one of those suggestions and mold it into my own (i.e. All Day Express with Devine & Biggins), but Chaos Theory just fit right with Anderson & Tornado. Sadly, it won't last much longer, because I'm disbanding Anderson & Tornado due to Troy's declining stats since the start of the saved game. Anderson at this point is a vastly better midcarder. Right now, The Syndicate is Wolf Hawkins, Jay Chord, & Edd Stone. I'll probably be editing it soon, because Chord is becoming too good to remain a follower. At the very least, I'm going to put him in the International Title picture. I've been wanting to include a 4th man anyway, but just haven't decided yet. So the TCW history in general is that RDJ & Joey Minnesota defeated The Syndicate (Cornell & Hawkins) to disband the stable. At the beginning of my saved game, Hawkins builds this trio and begins to run havok in TCW, with RDJ being the focal victim. Hawkins offers RDJ an opportunity. A one on one match. If RDJ wins, the trio will never work together again. If Hawkins wins, Wolf earns the right to revive the Syndicate name, as he's determined to carry on the legacy his mentor Tommy Cornell started. Needless to say, Hawkins wins, and The Syndicate now lives once again. Clearly, I'm having a lot of fun with this saved game. If I had time, I'd do another diary. For now, though, I'll stick with posting my PPVs.

lr10540 · June 8, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="dbritton987" data-cite="dbritton987" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Unfortunately I can't take credit for Chaos Theory. It was one of the options offered on the name generator in the game. Usually, I take one of those suggestions and mold it into my own (i.e. All Day Express with Devine & Biggins), but Chaos Theory just fit right with Anderson & Tornado. Sadly, it won't last much longer, because I'm disbanding Anderson & Tornado due to Troy's declining stats since the start of the saved game. Anderson at this point is a vastly better midcarder. Right now, The Syndicate is Wolf Hawkins, Jay Chord, & Edd Stone. I'll probably be editing it soon, because Chord is becoming too good to remain a follower. At the very least, I'm going to put him in the International Title picture. I've been wanting to include a 4th man anyway, but just haven't decided yet. So the TCW history in general is that RDJ & Joey Minnesota defeated The Syndicate (Cornell & Hawkins) to disband the stable. At the beginning of my saved game, Hawkins builds this trio and begins to run havok in TCW, with RDJ being the focal victim. Hawkins offers RDJ an opportunity. A one on one match. If RDJ wins, the trio will never work together again. If Hawkins wins, Wolf earns the right to revive the Syndicate name, as he's determined to carry on the legacy his mentor Tommy Cornell started. Needless to say, Hawkins wins, and The Syndicate now lives once again. Clearly, I'm having a lot of fun with this saved game. If I had time, I'd do another diary. For now, though, I'll stick with posting my PPVs.</div></blockquote> That sounds fun. There's a lot of ways you could end it. You could go the Batista/HHH route, which is one of my favorite storylines of all time. You could also have RDJ try to get in Jay's head as the vet that has seen it all and sees something special in the 2nd generation talent. Although, I don't really think Jay is good at playing face. You could have Chord take over the stable right out from under Wolf and turn Wolf. That kind of seems like something a Chord would do. Then he rebrands it something more fitting for whatever direction you'd take his character. I love stables in general. So many options for matches and angles. So fun to book.

sabataged · June 8, 2017

Unfortunately I can't take credit for Chaos Theory. It was one of the options offered on the name generator in the game. Usually, I take one of those suggestions and mold it into my own (i.e. All Day Express with Devine & Biggins), but Chaos Theory just fit right with Anderson & Tornado. Sadly, it won't last much longer, because I'm disbanding Anderson & Tornado due to Troy's declining stats since the start of the saved game. Anderson at this point is a vastly better midcarder.

Right now, The Syndicate is Wolf Hawkins, Jay Chord, & Edd Stone. I'll probably be editing it soon, because Chord is becoming too good to remain a follower. At the very least, I'm going to put him in the International Title picture. I've been wanting to include a 4th man anyway, but just haven't decided yet.

So the TCW history in general is that RDJ & Joey Minnesota defeated The Syndicate (Cornell & Hawkins) to disband the stable. At the beginning of my saved game, Hawkins builds this trio and begins to run havok in TCW, with RDJ being the focal victim. Hawkins offers RDJ an opportunity. A one on one match. If RDJ wins, the trio will never work together again. If Hawkins wins, Wolf earns the right to revive the Syndicate name, as he's determined to carry on the legacy his mentor Tommy Cornell started. Needless to say, Hawkins wins, and The Syndicate now lives once again.

Clearly, I'm having a lot of fun with this saved game. If I had time, I'd do another diary. For now, though, I'll stick with posting my PPVs.

In my old TCW game I made it to 2018 and bought out 21st. I then took Tommy Cornell and Edward Cornell. I recreated the Syndicate with Tommy Cornell, Edward Cornell, Roger Cage and Greg Gauge. Greg and Edward took the role of the machines, Tommy as the lead dog, and Roger as the mid card. Wolf Hawkins was my top babyface at the time. I remember I had a big 4v4 war games style blow off to the feud with Wolf Hawkins, Matthew Keith, and some tag team that I want to say was Ernest Youngman/Logan Wolfsbaine.

Wheelz316 · June 8, 2017

Decided to do a watcher game, in 2024 Tommy Cornell is now based in Northern Mexico where he is a midcarder for OLLIE.

DCEnygma · June 8, 2017

Decided to do a watcher game, in 2024 Tommy Cornell is now based in Northern Mexico where he is a midcarder for OLLIE.

I honestly forsee in many games Tommy Cornell eventually becomes Ric Flair. Wrestling until he's dead wherever he can get away with going to.

Peria · June 8, 2017

Total Mayhem and Little South of Sanity are booked. LSoS is mostly rematches but...

Total Mayhem III was my first 100 rated show in a LONG time! 64,000 in attendance, and it brought the event up in importance as well! Let's go over the cardddddd!

1. Apollyon (BLZ Bubb) def. Valiant, Superfly (Spanish,) Danny Rushmore, Johnny Bloodstone, James Brandon for the TCW Golden Ticket, aka MITB. in a ladder match (86)

Apollyon won this, why? Because hes the kayfabe brother of my UC. (Kane and Undertaker) and it makes sense later.

2. Too Hot & Fetu (regen, changed everything bout him to make him similar to Meng and later Rikishi) def. Canadian Wolves (Dan Dalay and Eddie Chandler) for the TCW Tag Titles. (79)

This was a year long storyline come to an end. Too Hot was a jobber, Fetu was an evil mean heel that was slowly getting out classed by my new main event scene, and also he capped at 77 popularity. I paired them up. Too Hot and Fetu is literally Rikishi and Scotty 2 Hotty. They were unlikely to win and were a duo that disliked one another as Fetu constantly beat down Too Hot, but Too Hot's resilience earned Fetu's respect. Too Hot went from local jobber to 60 popularity everywhere in 6 months, which is pretty solid considering I never gave him wins until the last 2 months.

3. Shawn Flair (regen. mentioned before) def Enygma, Flare, Raven (Black Eagle), Mario Heroic, and Magnum Kobe © to win the CW Title! (94)

I liked Kobe as champ, the issue is... everyone in the CW division besides Flare and Enygma and Shawn are heels. Kobe loses the title he won with a perfect match after just 1 defense. He'll win it back, Kobe can realistically do anything as he also had his 2nd perfect match a week before LSoS

4. Enforcer Roberts def. "Crippler" Barry Kingman to retain the TCW International Title (76)

The manager Gene Nelson (regen, had 100s in every stat lmfao balanced) betrayed Barry and helped Roberts retain. In hindsight this was a mistake as it killed Barry's career as Nelson was the only interesting thing and Roberts didn't need him.

5. Rich Money def. Christian Faith in a cage match (96!)

Rich has turned into a great worker the past 6 months. He was as over as Faith too when this match started. I pulled a WWE and Sting'd Faith and made him lose his first Total Mayhem. Rich is younger and won by escape due to interference from Steven Parker, Joe Sexy, and Squeeky. They formed Rich Money Inc. This will get Rich a world title reign in the future.

6. Izo def. Yoshimi Mushashibo (95)

Izo Tokudome is a regen, a great one too. Yoshimi is on loan, as I had a pretty long arching storyline involving Yoshimi, Haruki Kudo, and Izo Tokudome. This culminated here. I can't let a PGHW loyalist beat TCW here, as I'm selfish. Short-term mini feud ended, Yoshimi is 90 popularity in US though, so he'll be used more often than not.

7. Abaddon (my UC) def. Haruki Kudo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title (99)

Abaddon is my Undertaker. First singles title reign in TCW, won't hold it very long though. Kudo was 42 when he lost, and he actually lost due to interference. Danger Kumasaka, the 51 year old NON-DECLINING veteran was pissed that Kudo called himself the greatest wrestler from Japan. Here he is. 51 years old and still wrestling at a high level, nobody can say they can do that. This will be another mini-feud that will reignite in January. (Total Mayhem for me takes place in September)

Main Event: Sensational Ogiwara def. Ichihara & Thunder Hike for the TCW Women's Title (98)

I admit, I wanted this to be MOTN. But it's okay. Ogiwara has won the title for a record 4 times now and my women's division is a double-edged sword. It's so strong but so dominated by these three. They even main evented my WrestleMania. Good news is a non magic three is booked to win the title soon. Bad news is Ogiwara isn't done.

That's my card! It's a big long to write but I wanted to share. I'm really having a blast rewriting history and such, changing names, creating factions, etc. I take a lot of inspiration from the AE/RA era from WWE and current NJPW. Helps a lot.

Advice Please: My dev fed has at least 8-10 guys wanting to get called up. I want to make a second brand but don't really want to grow that large. Should I make a brand dedicated to Cruiserweights? On one hand this will be a smaller 1hr "A" show featuring my CWs. On the other hand it puts them on 205 live and makes them a gimmick, and my main event CWs have competed for the heavyweight title. Not sure what to do really.

King Bison · June 8, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Peria" data-cite="Peria" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Advice Please: My dev fed has at least 8-10 guys wanting to get called up. I want to make a second brand but don't really want to grow that large. Should I make a brand dedicated to Cruiserweights? On one hand this will be a smaller 1hr "A" show featuring my CWs. On the other hand it puts them on 205 live and makes them a gimmick, and my main event CWs have competed for the heavyweight title. Not sure what to do really.</div></blockquote> One thing I like to do when I have a bunch of dev workers asking to be called up is create a "B" brand and corresponding "B" show and fill it with all young guys with no one higher than Midcard. I treat it like nxt, with its own storylines and titles. Once someone hits the higher end of Midcard/lower end of upper Midcard they get "promoted" to the main roster. It's been a great solution for having to call up multiple Developmental talents at once and avoiding those morale hits.

Peria · June 8, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="King Bison" data-cite="King Bison" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>One thing I like to do when I have a bunch of dev workers asking to be called up is create a "B" brand and corresponding "B" show and fill it with all young guys with no one higher than Midcard. I treat it like nxt, with its own storylines and titles. Once someone hits the higher end of Midcard/lower end of upper Midcard they get "promoted" to the main roster. It's been a great solution for having to call up multiple Developmental talents at once and avoiding those morale hits.</div></blockquote> I meant to send you a longer PM but I totally hit reply early, so just air it out publicly. I am taking your advice. Going to make it more of a "game show" as well, because quite honestly some of the call ups aren't deserving. Need a good title to go with it but alas am out of luck. Thanks a bunch.

King Bison · June 8, 2017

Glad I could help.

I will usually leave anyone not asking to be called up in Developmental until they request to be called up or I have a spot open when someone gets promoted to the main roster. I also demote a few guys who were already on the main roster but are lacking momentum or direction. I really enjoy the added freedom of getting to develop a bunch of young guys at once away from my main roster. You will also develop them much faster by having them in a weekly tv showand since it's a B show it won't hurt you to have the ratings suck.

The only drawback is having to work twice as many storylines.

dbritton987 · June 8, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lr10540" data-cite="lr10540" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>You could have Chord take over the stable right out from under Wolf and turn Wolf. That kind of seems like something a Chord would do. Then he rebrands it something more fitting for whatever direction you'd take his character. </div></blockquote> I was literally considering this the other day. Wolf definitely works better as a face. Funny you mention the stable Evolution, because I know in a past game where I also revived the Syndicate I had Cornell kick Hawkins out much like HHH kicked out Randy Orton. Cornell felt the heat of what Hawkins was becoming, a big time superstar. Plus I always like to have another big time face main eventer next to Rocky Golden. I'm not a fan of Rocky Golden being my clear cut #1 face as far as match ratings go. Marketing wise, sure, Rocky is money. But, I never seem to get a great match out of Rocky unless I match him up with someone like Wolf, and even then it feels like a 50/50 chance I can get a B+ or better. Maybe it's just my luck, but it seems like every TCW game I ever played I'm waiting for Rocky's performance stats to improve, and they never really do. If it wasn't for his star quality, I'd never really consider Rocky higher than a stable enforcer. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="sabataged" data-cite="sabataged" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>In my old TCW game I made it to 2018 and bought out 21st. I then took Tommy Cornell and Edward Cornell. I recreated the Syndicate with Tommy Cornell, Edward Cornell, Roger Cage and Greg Gauge. Greg and Edward took the role of the machines, Tommy as the lead dog, and Roger as the mid card. Wolf Hawkins was my top babyface at the time. I remember I had a big 4v4 war games style blow off to the feud with Wolf Hawkins, Matthew Keith, and some tag team that I want to say was Ernest Youngman/Logan Wolfsbaine.</div></blockquote> Every time Cornell's name pops up on my news feed, all I can think is man...I can't wait until the game says his contract is expiring with 21CW. I could easily see Cornell returning to TCW. Maybe it appears he'll rejoin Syndicate upon return. But in truth Cornell is back to destroy his own creation, whether its act of rectifying his past wrong doings, or just because he is insulted that Wolf would dare try to take over the legacy he built. I don't know, maybe I should start a new diary on here, at the very least start a thread where I post my PPV results so I'm not crowding this page. Got a vacation week off from work starting Saturday. I'll consider it then! <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

bonnie · June 9, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Peria" data-cite="Peria" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I meant to send you a longer PM but I totally hit reply early, so just air it out publicly. I am taking your advice. Going to make it more of a "game show" as well, because quite honestly some of the call ups aren't deserving. Need a good title to go with it but alas am out of luck. Thanks a bunch.</div></blockquote> Call them up, then send them back down with the reason "to work down there". They won't complain then

Irish Wolf · June 9, 2017

We are no three quarters of the way through the season and Electric Dreamer is having a hard time reminding Starlight and Moonlight they were once allies. All the while fighting Melvin Otto and his Harbingers (now just one as Talia Quinzel aka Zealot got hired on a written to 5SSW).

Meanwhile my first bigger names have joined the company. Everyone else who I've hired has been mostly an unknown. But Acid was let go of by WLW and Hell Monkey now known as Revear has been working the American Indy scene. They have arrived and attacked both Logan Wolfsbaine ending his 17 win streak over the past 7 months when he finally took his shot at Melvin Otto and the AWE Inspired title. Acid & Reaver don't care who they attack and have come after Wolfsbaine and his on again off again ally (my user characre) Lobo Solitario, as well as their foils The Next Big Things, Ernest Youngman and Seth Whitehead.

Funk Force (Foxxy LaRue and Fro Sure) have been dominating the tag scene as champions. They were going to lose it to the Dark Disciples the team in Otto's Harbingers but again Zealot signed elsewhere.

And when JOJI was kept on by my owner after his six month stint as a jobber with partner GIDAYU, the Risings Sons have been added to the tag division and are now feuding with Rapid Attack (Amazing Fire Fly and Rapido), another former jobber team I kept on after getting rid of one of my older teams who wasn't going anywhere.

But April brings us to our annual tag tournament, the AWE Impossible Possibilities Tournament. This years is our biggest yet with 32 teams competing.

Full time Teams

Name [members if not in team name] (experience)

Acid & Reaver (3)

Dreamer & Starlight (0)

Funk Force [Foxxy LaRue and Fro Sure] (52)

Hell's Rebels [big Dog (A Random Gen) and Swpie (Romero)] (78)

Otto & Moonlight (3)

Rapid Attack [Amazing Fire Fly and Rapido] (77)

Rising Sons [GIDAYU (Katou) and JOJI] (32)

The Band (Rick Rocker (Marcel LeFleur) and Simon Waves] (33)

The Last Real Outlaws [Outlaw Buck Winchester and Outlaw Wes Revel] (66)

The Next Big Things [Ernest Youngman and Seth Whitehead] (9)

The Wolves [Lobo Solitario and Logan Wolfsbaine] (6)

Current Visiting Teams

9mm Revolution [bullseye and Rapid Shot (Waylon Walls)] (22)

Psychosis [Mania (Chet Chavez) and Phobia] (30)

The Fighting Irish [Jason O'Connor (C.H. Threepwood and Robbie McNamara (Crockett Tubs] (79) x3 NOTBPW Tag Team Champions

The Stretchers [Eri Sato and Laura Flame] (13)

17 Teams I am Bringning in to fill out the tournament

The Young Guns (Harry Allen and Ford Gumble)

The A-List (Demelza Wade and Nadia Snow)

Death Row (Shady K and Knuckles)

The Tracksuit Mafia (Ade Nelson and Robbie Wright)

The Juggernauts (Al Coleman and Johnny Perez)

Thunder & Lighting (Jason Thunder and Lightning Lomas)

The Gilber Brothers (Jesse and Joe Gilbert)

Rich and Famous (JAckpot Jordan and Jake Idol)

The Ring Genreals (Marv Statler and Dean Waldorf)

Going Coastal (California Love Machine Frankie-Boy Fernandez)

The Wild Cats (El Jaugar and Tigre Salvaje Jr)

Birds of Prey (Fuyuko Higa and Gemmei Oonishi)

Freaky Dragon (Katoh Freak and Little Dragon)

The American Cobras (Marvel Mallow and Storm Spillaine)

Double Trouble (Kid Fantastic and Natlie DiMarco)

American Pie (Hawkeye Calhoun and Sarah Taylor)

Lily & Rose (Debbie Rose and Kate Lily)

DCEnygma · June 9, 2017

So I assume you're having "elimination" matches prior to the event instead of trying to fit 31 matches into a single night? How many actual matches during the tournament event do you typically have?

Irish Wolf · June 9, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="DCEnygma" data-cite="DCEnygma" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>So I assume you're having "elimination" matches prior to the event instead of trying to fit 31 matches into a single night? How many actual matches during the tournament event do you typically have?</div></blockquote> I have weekly shows 8 Round 1 matches on show 1 8 Round 1 matches on show 2 8 Round 2 Matches on Show 3 4 Round 3 Matches on Show 4 The Semi Finals and The Finals on Aprils Big Show Beyond Possibility

BHK1978 · June 10, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Apupunchau@optonline" data-cite="Apupunchau@optonline" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>We are no three quarters of the way through the season and Electric Dreamer is having a hard time reminding Starlight and Moonlight they were once allies. All the while fighting Melvin Otto and his Harbingers (now just one as Talia Quinzel aka Zealot got hired on a written to 5SSW). Meanwhile my first bigger names have joined the company. Everyone else who I've hired has been mostly an unknown. But Acid was let go of by WLW and Hell Monkey now known as Revear has been working the American Indy scene. They have arrived and attacked both Logan Wolfsbaine ending his 17 win streak over the past 7 months when he finally took his shot at Melvin Otto and the AWE Inspired title. Acid & Reaver don't care who they attack and have come after Wolfsbaine and his on again off again ally (my user characre) Lobo Solitario, as well as their foils The Next Big Things, Ernest Youngman and Seth Whitehead. Funk Force (Foxxy LaRue and Fro Sure) have been dominating the tag scene as champions. They were going to lose it to the Dark Disciples the team in Otto's Harbingers but again Zealot signed elsewhere. And when JOJI was kept on by my owner after his six month stint as a jobber with partner GIDAYU, the Risings Sons have been added to the tag division and are now feuding with Rapid Attack (Amazing Fire Fly and Rapido), another former jobber team I kept on after getting rid of one of my older teams who wasn't going anywhere. But April brings us to our annual tag tournament, the AWE Impossible Possibilities Tournament. This years is our biggest yet with 32 teams competing. Full time Teams Name [members if not in team name] (experience) Acid & Reaver (3) Dreamer & Starlight (0) Funk Force [Foxxy LaRue and Fro Sure] (52) Hell's Rebels [big Dog (A Random Gen) and Swpie (Romero)] (78) Otto & Moonlight (3) Rapid Attack [Amazing Fire Fly and Rapido] (77) Rising Sons [GIDAYU (Katou) and JOJI] (32) The Band (Rick Rocker (Marcel LeFleur) and Simon Waves] (33) The Last Real Outlaws [Outlaw Buck Winchester and Outlaw Wes Revel] (66) The Next Big Things [Ernest Youngman and Seth Whitehead] (9) The Wolves [Lobo Solitario and Logan Wolfsbaine] (6) Current Visiting Teams 9mm Revolution [bullseye and Rapid Shot (Waylon Walls)] (22) Psychosis [Mania (Chet Chavez) and Phobia] (30) The Fighting Irish [Jason O'Connor (C.H. Threepwood and Robbie McNamara (Crockett Tubs] (79) x3 NOTBPW Tag Team Champions The Stretchers [Eri Sato and Laura Flame] (13) 17 Teams I am Bringning in to fill out the tournament The Young Guns (Harry Allen and Ford Gumble) The A-List (Demelza Wade and Nadia Snow) Death Row (Shady K and Knuckles) The Tracksuit Mafia (Ade Nelson and Robbie Wright) The Juggernauts (Al Coleman and Johnny Perez) Thunder & Lighting (Jason Thunder and Lightning Lomas) The Gilber Brothers (Jesse and Joe Gilbert) Rich and Famous (JAckpot Jordan and Jake Idol) The Ring Genreals (Marv Statler and Dean Waldorf) Going Coastal (California Love Machine Frankie-Boy Fernandez) The Wild Cats (El Jaugar and Tigre Salvaje Jr) Birds of Prey (Fuyuko Higa and Gemmei Oonishi) Freaky Dragon (Katoh Freak and Little Dragon) The American Cobras (Marvel Mallow and Storm Spillaine) Double Trouble (Kid Fantastic and Natlie DiMarco) American Pie (Hawkeye Calhoun and Sarah Taylor) Lily & Rose (Debbie Rose and Kate Lily)</div></blockquote> How have you not made this into a diary? This seems like such a fun company and it would be cool to read about it.

Dave E Mac · June 10, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="King Bison" data-cite="King Bison" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>One thing I like to do when I have a bunch of dev workers asking to be called up is create a "B" brand and corresponding "B" show and fill it with all young guys with no one higher than Midcard. I treat it like nxt, with its own storylines and titles. Once someone hits the higher end of Midcard/lower end of upper Midcard they get "promoted" to the main roster. It's been a great solution for having to call up multiple Developmental talents at once and avoiding those morale hits.</div></blockquote> I do exactly the same. It also allows me to really push the mid card and lower guys I want. Playing a real world mod sometimes I have guys I want to push but don't have the tv time to do so. My B brand is essentially a tier between the main roster and nxt. All ppvs the B brand gets the pre show for matches. I find it works well. I keep it very basic in the sense wrestler A is the champ and wrestler B wants the belt. So not loads of extra work in that sense.

Macca316 · June 10, 2017

Posted this over in the Booking thread but as yet not been picked up.

Any ideas from you guys <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Currently playing as HGC and find myself in a bit of a booking pickle... apologies for long post.

Currently the main event of the first Total Mayhem is set as an Iron Man Match with defending Champion Rip Chord putting the belt up against no.1 contender Sam Strong.

The issue being I dunno which way to go, They have in essense been fueding since January (now in May) and have clashed 2 previous times on PPV, once at War to Settle the Score, where Strong won by DQ, Then at Hollyweird in a cage match where after the debut of Nemesis, Chord retained, so this in essese is the rubber match between the 2.

If Strong wins, there would be one final match where Chord invokes his rematch, then I'd likely put the fued on ice for a few months moving guys like Romeo Heartthrob, Charlie Homicide, Nemesis and BLZ Bubb into the title picture facing Strong.

Having Chord retain, there wouldn't be much in the way of "ready" competition as there would be Liberty, Dusty Streets (i'll come back to in a moment) and Damon Carruthers apart from that there is no one else really ready to step up and face the heel champion.

Both are strong options, neither are in time decline yet despite their age and both have been pulling high ratings with and apart from each other.

If Chord retained I planned on having Streets turn heel and cost him the match as recently he tried and failed to win the belt at Hollyweird, he'd state that he's sick of Strong getting all the title chances as he has received more than any other wrestler.

Any ideas?

lr10540 · June 10, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Macca316" data-cite="Macca316" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Posted this over in the Booking thread but as yet not been picked up. Any ideas from you guys <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Currently playing as HGC and find myself in a bit of a booking pickle... apologies for long post. Currently the main event of the first Total Mayhem is set as an Iron Man Match with defending Champion Rip Chord putting the belt up against no.1 contender Sam Strong. The issue being I dunno which way to go, They have in essense been fueding since January (now in May) and have clashed 2 previous times on PPV, once at War to Settle the Score, where Strong won by DQ, Then at Hollyweird in a cage match where after the debut of Nemesis, Chord retained, so this in essese is the rubber match between the 2. If Strong wins, there would be one final match where Chord invokes his rematch, then I'd likely put the fued on ice for a few months moving guys like Romeo Heartthrob, Charlie Homicide, Nemesis and BLZ Bubb into the title picture facing Strong. Having Chord retain, there wouldn't be much in the way of "ready" competition as there would be Liberty, Dusty Streets (i'll come back to in a moment) and Damon Carruthers apart from that there is no one else really ready to step up and face the heel champion. Both are strong options, neither are in time decline yet despite their age and both have been pulling high ratings with and apart from each other. If Chord retained I planned on having Streets turn heel and cost him the match as recently he tried and failed to win the belt at Hollyweird, he'd state that he's sick of Strong getting all the title chances as he has received more than any other wrestler. Any ideas?</div></blockquote> As the first main event of the biggest show of the year, I definitely wouldn't do a cheap finish where somebody costs the other the match. I think the main event of a big show needs to send the fans home happy with a clean finish so they don't feel cheated. If you have a long line of heels ready to challenge Sam Strong, I'd go with Strong. You can build up other baby faces to take on Rip while Strong has his reign. Or, you could do the opposite. If you have 1 or 2 guys ready, you could try to strap a rocket to a couple baby faces and get them ready for Chord in 4-6 months. Or, you could do what I just did in my youtube diary and push someone in the main event when they may not necessarily be ready. I've added Joey Morgan to SWF's first ever Elimination Chamber match so there's a bit of a freshness in the main event scene. I'd personally go with fresh challengers for Rip Chord. Push someone to main event a couple shows you wouldn't expect. You may be surprised at what you get. Also, coming out of the season finale show is kind of a down time anyways, so seeing what talent might stick at the top could potentially be beneficial to you and realistic as it's the slow time of the year.

Macca316 · June 10, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lr10540" data-cite="lr10540" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>As the first main event of the biggest show of the year, I definitely wouldn't do a cheap finish where somebody costs the other the match. I think the main event of a big show needs to send the fans home happy with a clean finish so they don't feel cheated. If you have a long line of heels ready to challenge Sam Strong, I'd go with Strong. You can build up other baby faces to take on Rip while Strong has his reign. Or, you could do the opposite. If you have 1 or 2 guys ready, you could try to strap a rocket to a couple baby faces and get them ready for Chord in 4-6 months. Or, you could do what I just did in my youtube diary and push someone in the main event when they may not necessarily be ready. I've added Joey Morgan to SWF's first ever Elimination Chamber match so there's a bit of a freshness in the main event scene. I'd personally go with fresh challengers for Rip Chord. Push someone to main event a couple shows you wouldn't expect. You may be surprised at what you get. Also, coming out of the season finale show is kind of a down time anyways, so seeing what talent might stick at the top could potentially be beneficial to you and realistic as it's the slow time of the year.</div></blockquote> Makes sense, I think its Strong that will take the title, send the fans home happy and finally get the title he's been chasing and been screwed out of for months. I'll then use Chord to build up some overness to the face side of the main eventers. Might even be able to make a star like you say. Thanks.

Blake Trask · June 10, 2017

Not a great deal but I have now played TEW on a 747.

miz468 · June 10, 2017

After dropping a bad show last week (72 grade, dropped my pop from 85 to 84 in all US regions), I came back strong with my highest rated show yet in the go-home to my February PPV, Freedom Road.

http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/cmizerany/Screen%20Shot%202017-06-10%20at%206.06.38%20AM_zpsbcu1resd.png

The card for Freedom Road is:

- Enygma vs. Steve Frehley

- Cage Match: Chris Caulfield vs. Rich Money

- Marat Khoklov vs. Krusher Karloff

- James Justice and Towers of Power vs. Ernest Youngman and The Ring Generals

Irish Wolf · June 10, 2017

How have you not made this into a diary? This seems like such a fun company and it would be cool to read about it.

I had a diary for it. But I just can't keep up with the writing. I have so much other stuff going on. Ya know training, actually wrestling, writing a gaming blog, work, girlfriends.

Dave E Mac · June 10, 2017

girlfriends.

PLAYA!

jordanmason17 · June 10, 2017

https://gyazo.com/02139f970e99c911db5a873212693f70?token=15df239ee8a8d58a142a7e2711107c5a

Second 100 show rating I have got on my AWA save so obviously I'm happy with how my biggest PPV SuperClash did was worried the main event wouldn't deliver that well but to my surprise it did fantastic!

This was the end of all storylines apart from the world title storyline which will see Pillman trying to get back his world title from Sting, Shawn Michaels will be removed from the storyline however as I'm going to give him some time off.

Irish Wolf · June 11, 2017

For the record this year The Wolves (my user character and Logan Wolvesbaine) took the big win over one of the oddly agressive outside force of Acid & Reaver.

Teams outside of the company that made it past round one were:

The Juggernuaghts (Al Coleman and Jonnie Perez)

The Tracksuit Mafia (Ade Nelson and Robbie Wright)

Death Row (Knuckles and Shady K)

The A-List Demelza Wade and Nadia Snow)

The Young Guns (Ford Gumble and Harry Allen)

The Young Guns actually made it to the semi finals where they were knocked out by The Wolves.

The Most Notable Storyline match was Electric Dreamer and Starlight over Melvin Otto and Moonlight in the 3rd round. Minion went to attack Starlight but hit Moonlight. Startlight got the pin and this is the first pin even in their feud since they're memories were changed by the original title breaking.

This match was also the best match of the tournament scoring an 86.

The Impossible Possibilities win gets the winning team any opportunity they want. On the next show Lobo and Logan said they have unfinished business with both The Next Big Things (Ernest Youngman and Seth Whitehead) and Acid & Reaver but they will use their opportunity at the Biggest show of the season (our season finale) Red, White, and Black & Blue in July three months away. Whatever the match is for the AWE Inspired title the two of them get to be a part of it.

On a big plus note Electric Dreamer has an overness of 90 in the Tri-State Area.

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