Creative Meetings

Kijar · February 21, 2020

Perhaps derivitive of the "What's going on in your game?" thread, but since I personally don't know if the Creative Meeting layout will make a return, I thought I'd give it some love here. Just thought this would be a fun place to share your creative meetings with the rest of the board. Sometimes it is quite an accomplishment to get certain people into your Top 5 Franchise Players, or maybe you want to share your plans for one of your "Next Big Things." Show why your Ring Generals are so vital, your "Talk the Talk" guys bring the show together, etc.

Was originally going to post screenshots, but gotta run so I will just say, but I encourage screenshots of your top guys.

My KWF game, rivaling the WWF from 1987-1989 thus far.

Franchise Players:

Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat (Figurehead)

Ric Flair

Bruiser Brody (Current World Champion)

The Great Muta (Current Tag Champion w/Kensuke Sasaki)

Jake "The Snake" Roberts

Next Big Things:

Booker T (24)

Terry Gordy (28)

Chigusa Nagayo (24)

Dr. Wagner Jr. (23)

Akira Hokuto (21)

Book has only just debuted, but didn't want to be in development (where I had guys like Eddie and Benoit spend a year) so apparently that will be worth it. Terry Gordy is an absolute prodigy, he and Hayes are former Tag Team Champs for me and he is the better performer of the two. Chigusa is one of my primary femme fatales. Wagner I have yet to do much with (in more time than I'd wanna admit), but just brought in his relative in Silver King, so we'll see how a tandem between them goes.

Hot Prospects:

Negro Casas (29)

Chigusa Nagayo (24)

Akira Hokuto (21)

Manami Toyota (18)

Booker T (24)

Talk the Talk:

Ric Flair

Jake "The Snake" Roberts

The Great Muta

John Candy (User Character)

Bruiser Brody

Show Stoppers:

Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat

Ric Flair

Tiger Mask (Current Junior Heavyweight Champion)

The Great Muta

Jushin Thunder Liger

Tiger Mask and Liger are standouts here for me, they are the staples of the upper midcard and will be joining Muta in a rise to the main event. They have had a lot of quality title matches with the likes of Brian Pillman, Owen Hart, Dean Malenko, and even Rick "The Model" Martel.

Ring Generals:

Ric Flair

Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat

Tiger Mask

"Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase (inaugural World Champion)

"Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig

DiBiase was my favorite to book out of my four World Champions thus far (him, Steamboat, Andre the Giant, then Brody), as I didn't expect his in-ring skills to match up with his great character work. He quickly became my best performer behind Steamboat in the early days, when their feud really was the staple of my company. They were the smart investments that made me the big bucks, which led to me taking the #1 promotion spot.

Time Decline:

Rayo de Jalisco Jr. (17 years past prime)

Buddy "Jack" Roberts (early days)

"Superfly" Jimmy Snuka (occasional sign)

Just brought in the top two here, so I think that's just showing my willingness to use veterans now that I have so many high quality in-ring competitors. Rayo was brought in when I bought out the future CMLL, as he and his son were both hired. I brought in Buddy Jack to fill out the Freebirds, as I'd only been using the other two for a good two and a half years. Superfly was one of my first main eventers, and has usually been the one to give up popularity due to being the old man on campus. He is a quality guy to put against someone I don't really have a feud or match for, and doesn't tank ratings just yet.

Matt_Black · February 21, 2020

Here's mine from my most successful (thus far) QAW run, currently sitting at January 2019.

Franchise Players- Danielle Sweetheart, Alexis Lee Littlefeather, Jillian Jarvis, Kristabel Plum, Gorgon

Next Big Things- Sarah Taylor, Charity Sweet

Hot Prospects- Sarah Taylor, Deborah Young, Lily Snyder, Charity Sweet, Emma May

Talk The Talk- Danielle Sweetheart, Lauren Easter, Pamela Rojo, Farrah Hesketh, Jillian Jarvis

Show Stoppers- Charity Sweetheart, Danielle Sweetheart, Lauren Easter, Alexis Lee Littlefeather, Lily Snyder

Ring Generals- Danielle Sweetheart, Juana Huracan, Lily Snyder, Jillian Jarvis, Connie Morris

Time Decline- Steffi Chee, Candy Floss, Ginko Kuroda

Hidden Gems- Talia Quinzel, Katherine Goodlooks, Steph Blake, Linette Bailey (regen of Eve Grunge), Anne Liaudlin (regen of Tsuki Kawamata)

I think I'm most proud of getting Jillian in the Talk The Talk list, considering where her entertainment skills start out at the beginning of 2016. She's also the 9th most popular wrestler in all of Mexico, which is impressive, considering not only the Mexican companies but also SWF and USPW have coverage there and they've got some big, big names.

I also need to give a shout-out to Alfonso Garcia, who's announcing has skyrocketed up to an impressive 95; the only reason he hasn't won Announcer of the Year is because of that accursed Duane Fry!

mjmiller2010 · February 21, 2020

This is mine from my Ruthless Aggression mod play, WWE September 2007

Franchise Players:

1. John Cena (30, Heavyweight champion, figurehead)

2. Edge (33, World Heavyweight)

3. Rob Van Dam (36)

4. The Undertaker (42)

5. The Big Show (35)

The most shocking to me out of this list is The Big Show. I rarely used him over the past 6 months, mostly using him in promo segments on ECW to increase other's popularity. Currently I have moved him over to Smackdown to replace The Great Khali (who I never hired) in the feud with Edge and Batista.

Next Big Things:

1. CM Punk (28)

2. Brian Kendrick (28, former Tag Team champion)

3. Chris Masters (24)

4. Santino Marella (28, former IC champion)

5. Colt Cabana (27)

Have taken the long and slow road when it comes to CM Punk, had him lose in the semifinals of the tournament to crown a new ECW champion then turned around and feud for the title with Chris Benoit and John Morrison. Kendrick has been one of the most reliable talents, him and London held on to the Tag Team titles for nearly a year, defending the straps 14 successful times.

Hot Prospects:

1. Mickie James (28, 3x Women's champion)

2. Santino Marella (28, former IC champion)

3. Shad Gaspard (26)

4. Brian Kendrick (28, former Tag Team champion)

5. Christy Hemme (26)

Talk the Talk:

1. The Rock (part-timer)

2. John Cena

3. Steve Austin (occasional appearance)

4. Chris Jericho (on tour with his band)

5. Hulk Hogan (occasional appearance)

Only one full-time talent on this list, Cena had his best promos while feuding with Randy Orton leading to their match at SummerSlam. Orton was out with a broken hand, limiting the physical encounters between the two.

Show Stoppers:

1. Rob Van Dam

2. Rey Mysterio

3. John Cena

4. Eddie Guerrero (current MITB holder)

5. Edge

All the men on this list have held either the Heavyweight, World Heavyweight, or both since I started the game with RVD being the only one to hold the ECW title. Cena and Guerrero have the best average for their matches in just under the 4 years of play (B).

Ring Generals:

1. Rob Van Dam

2. Kurt Angle

3. Rey Mysterio

4. Triple H

5. Christopher Daniels

Christopher Daniels is the sole reason why Sean O'Haire has become one of the best talents on my roster, to the point where O'Haire might be seeing a singles run sooner rather than later.

Time Decline:

1. Terry Funk (Occasional wrestler, helping put over guys on ECW)

2. Ric Flair (Coming upon his retirement tour *to simulate real life*)

3. King Booker (Recently returned for a short stint)

4. Hardcore Holly (Bouncing around, helping young guys get over)

5. Chris Benoit (Current ECW champion)

Vinsmoker · February 21, 2020

From my PWG Playthrough, in which I'm a Cult company, on the verge to turning National. Also just made Jeff Cobb my figurehead, after looking at this screen, lol.

Franchise Players

1. Jeff Cobb (40) - PWG Wolrld Heavyweight & PWG International Television Champion

2. Ashley Flair (36) - Just hired her. So...I have the WWE (Global) AI to thank for this

3. Zack Sabre Jr. (35) - Former PWG Champion, Leader of Sabregun

4. Minoru Suzuki (54) - Oldest active wrestler in the company

5. WALTER (35) - Former Tag-Team Champion, DDT4 Winner & just won the 2022 BOLA

The International Television Championship was a title I created, when I created a weekly TV show. Jeff Cobb won the title on day 2 of Battle of Los Angeles from Pete Dunne, in a champion vs. champion match

Next Big Things

1. Myron Reed (25) - Sort of a pet project of mine

2. Black Warrior Jr. (25) - Randomly picked him as my User Avatar when starting the save

Only two people here...

Hot Prospects

1. Marshall von Erich (29) - And to think that I only hired him, because of his brother...

2. Azumi/AZM (19) - In 2022 she's a former NXT Japan Women's Champion

3. Isla Dawn (28) - WWE just let her go and I hired her for a bigger Women's focus (although there is no seperation)

4. Black Warrior Jr. (25)

5. Shiro Phoenix/Gurukan Mask II (23) - A legacy regen, that I turned I gave a Hayabusa gimmick. Also a pet project of mine

Talk the Talk

1. Ashley Flair

2. Minoru Suzuki - Kinda surprised by this, but oh well..

3. Edge - Edge returning IRL made me un-retire him in the Editor. After a year of him not being hired by anyone, PWG was big enough for him

4. Jay Lethal

5. Akira Tozawa - WWE had him main event Wrestlemania, but didn't renew his contract, for some reason. Hired him when he had 78 pop in the US

Show Stoppers

1. Jeff Cobb

2. Will Ospreay - He is having the time of his life. He's holding 4 different titles in 4 different companies and only lost the IWGP Heavyweight and PWG International TV titles recently

3. Ashley Flair

4. PAC

5. Zack Sabre Jr.

Ring Generals

1. Jeff Cobb

2. Will Ospreay

3. Axel Dieter Jr. - current Tag-Team Champion with Fabian Aichner; DDT4 2022 winner

4. WALTER

5. Timothy Thatcher - former PWG Champion, former Tag champion with WALTER, former DDT4 winner with WALTER

Three members of Ringkampf being my Ring Generals is crazy

Who's Hot

1. WALTER - Just won BOLA and he also defeated a loaned Conor McGregor (98 pop) in the Semi-Finals

2. Ultimate Spider Jr.

3. Axel Dieter Jr. - Currently on 5 title defenses

4. Fabian Aichner - Same as Dieter Jr.

5. Ilja Dragunov - Former BOLA winner, former 2 time Tag-Team champion with Alex Koslov

Who's Not

1. Dale Patricks - Tag-Team Jobber, so no surprise

2. Super Delfin II - Legacy regen. Just rejoined the main roster after being buried in a developmental run in NOAH

3. Josh Crane - Dale Patricks' Tag-Team partner

4. Shaul Guerrero - Didn't do nearly as good as I hoped she would

5. Edge - Tbh...Not much use for him atm, aside from pop-farming

Time Decline:

1. Jun Kasai (47) - Hired him to have some Hardcore matches with Nick Gage. Gage quit, now Kasai is just there

2. Minoru Suzuki (54)

3. Edge (48)

4. Suwama (45) - Got him after pillaging a company. He was only really used as a first feud for a pillaged champion. Former TWL Universal Champion

5. Fantasma (38) - Most dissapointing hiring of the save so far

BigINMoldova · February 21, 2020

I really hope it makes a return because that board is incredibly helpful in making long-term booking decisions. That's the only way I know how to book promos honestly. It'd be super annoying if that feature just disappeared.

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olde_gregge · February 21, 2020

PGHW September 2001 (Started January 1997)

Franchise Players

1. Tadiyuki Kikkawa (Current Glory Crown Champion)

2. Yoshimi Mushashibo (Current Historical Japan Champion)

3. Nobatsu Tatsuko (Former Glory Crown and Elite Series Winner)

4. Mito Miwa (Former Glory Crown and Two Time Elite Series Winner)

5. Noriyori Sanda (He and Hiroyasu Gakusha make one heck of a tag team)

Next Big Things

1. Angry Gilmore (Doing very well in ISHI, my stable consisting of NOTBPW talent and a very good tag team with Koki Ishibashi)

2. Rousse Poulin (Regen of Andrew Brookfield, a Canadian talent)

3. Tana the Mighty

4. I've had several others that I can't think of who are sitting in my developmental company atm.

Hot Prospects

1. Rousse Poulin

2. Harry Wilson (Dark Angel wasn't working in my company, but I have higher hopes for his brother once he does some time down in dev)

3. Richard Coleman (Thriving in an environment where he doesn't have to talk, solid tag team with Joel Kovach as well)

4. Ryoma Muruyama (Kind of a let down, especially since he came in around the same time as Sanda)

5. Dean McWade (He and his brother are a pair of bruisers in my Dread led J-Alps, a whole unit full of big-bad men)

Talk the Talk

1. Yasanobu Koiso (Still climbing the ranks, but he's a heck of a talker already

2. Suezo Hojo (I can see why Kikkawa jumped him in BHOTWG, but he sure can work the mic)

3. Yoshimi Mushashibo

4. Mito Miwa

5. Nobatsu Tatsuko

Show Stoppers

1. Yoshimi Mushashibo

2. Nobuatsu Tatsuko

3. Mito Miwa

4. Noriyori Sanda (He's twenty three)

5. Angry Gilmore (So is he)

Ring Generals

1. Phillip Roberts (One of my favorite steals from SWF thus far, he manages Miwa like no other)

2. Jeremy Stone (While I'm sad NOTBPW closed, I really like having Stone building up the next generation of technical masters)

3. Tadiyuki Kikkawa

4. Shuji Inukai (Not as impressive as his tag team partner, but still a one time Elite Series winner)

5. Nobuatsu Tatsuko

Not going to bother with Who's Hot, and I don't have anyone Who's Not because I tend to just bury my touring talent to keep everyone at atleast a neutral momentum.

Time Decline

1. Hito Ichihara (Injured himself in the first month of the save so I could get the title off of him, and has worked openers training Young Lions ever since)

2. Kazu Yoshizawa (Brought in to work the same role as Ichihara after GCG closed)

3. Dread (The big man is on the decline, but he's still got a few years left in the tank before Raymond Diaz finally usurps him)

4. Koryusai Kitoaji (A two time Glory Crown champ who has just hit decline and beginning his journey down the card)

Hidden Gems

1. Kiminobu Kuroki (Didn't want to sign a development contract with me, so have fun languishing among the unemployed)

2. Rolling Johnny Stones (Currently Main Eventing with a dying WLW)

3. DJ Reason (See Kuroki above)

4. Nobuhito Ogiwara (How he made this list, I haven't a clue)

5. Rhino Umaga (Already slated to join us on our next tour)

WEXXV August 2021 (Started January 2016)

Franchise Players

1. Fuyuko Higa (Terrible attitude, fantastic performer)

2. Masao Tsubouchi (A recent hire to help strengthen my Junior Division)

3. Commander Kawagishi (My current Fighting Spirit (aka Junior) Champion)

4. Munemitsu Senmatsu (The Ace in my heart, seven time Warrior's Heart Champion, and backbone of my roster)

5. D.C Rayne (Aided by the pop he got from USPW and a heck of a performer in his own right)

Next Big Things

1. Vardon Austin (New gen super heavyweight who will become a giant when he gets out of Young Lion status)

2. Risako Obuchi (New gen lady who is extremely liberal. My kind of woman)

Hot Prospects

1. Musashi (Been with me for five years now and is still proving his worth as a Midcard gatekeeper)

2. Seison Uemura (New gen, still climbing out of Young Lion status

3. MUSCLE Serizawa

4. Sosuke Nishiwaki (New gen, the Japanese version of Vardon Austin)

5. Kichisaburo Takabe (New gen, I highly doubt that this guy ever turns into a fantastic performer)

Talk the Talk

1. Fuyuko Higa

2. Ryu Kajahara (My UC)

3. Joffy Laine (A former NBT who is co-leading my SoCal Unfiltered unit)

4. Fro Sure (Also a former NBT and Laine's co-leader, my future Ace)

5. Koshiro Ino (Head on a short contract to drain pop before he retires)

Show Stoppers

1. Fuyuko Higa

2. Konrad Makinen (A very solid competitor in my Junior division)

3. Masao Tsubouchi

4. Erik Strong (Used primarily to train my Young Lions)

5. Commander Kawagishi

Ring Generals

1. Fuyuko Higa

2. Konrad Makinen

3. Erik Strong

4. D.C. Rayne

5. Gram Gorman (Same role as Strong, though at least he does deathmatches)

Time Decline

1. Matsudaira Morioka (Contract ends in a month, Nagahama has already been let go)

2. Koshiro Ino

3. Billy Russell (Here to put over some talent before he retires)

Hidden Gems

1. Shiori Jippensha (Languishing ever since 5SSW closed)

2. Masashi Urogataya (No room on my roster for the conversative minded)

3. Hoshiko Takagawa (Had a nice gig with WINNOW until she walked out on it

4. Megumi Nakajima (In the same boat as Shiori)

5. Jotaro Tanaka (I might pick him up once hes not a young lion anymore, but I'm not blown away by him)

redhilleagle · February 21, 2020

I'm in the year 2028 started in 2017 in my British Federation game:

Franchise Players:

Crush Cologne (Regen)

Osmosis (Regen)

Harry Cade - Current British Champion - Real Name HC Dyer

Joseph Conners - Current Inter-City Champion

Scotty Valentine - Real name Scotty Essex

Next Big Things

Lightning (Regen) Aged 28 - Current Co-holder of the Tag Team Titles

Hot Prospects

Austin Cage (Regen) aged 22

Sir Dangerman (Regen) aged 26

Luke Savage (Regen) aged 26

Gordon Moss (Regen) aged 25

Enzo Gideon (Regen) aged 29

Talk The Talk

Austin Cage

Terry Austin (Me, Authority figure and manager)

Chris Jericho (Personality)

Lenny Smith (Regen, Manager)

Nathan Cruz

Show Stoppers

Osmosis

Harry Cade

Nathan Cruz

Zack Gibson

Sir Dangerman

Ring Generals

Joseph Conners

Nathan Flair (Regen)

Robbie X

Zack Gibson

Crus Cologne

Time Decline

Cyanide (Aged 39)

Nick Venom - Real Name Nich Aldis (Aged 42)

The Rage (Aged 45, my eldest Wrestler)

Chris Renfrew (Aged 44)

Iesty Rees (Aged 43)

Hidden Gems are all Regens.

Jaysin · February 21, 2020

NWA 91 Game

Franchise Players

Rick Rude

Great Muta

Ricky Steamboat

Terry Funk

Rick Martel

Next Big Things

Masahiro Chono

Brian Pillman

Jushin Thunder Ligee

Steve Armstrong

Hot Prospects

Tommy Rogers

Dustin Rhodes

Shinya Hashimoto

Buddy Landel

Hiroshi Hase

Talk the Talk

Jesse Ventura(color commentary)

Dusty Rhodes(authority figure)

Rick Rude

Jerry Lawler

Great Muta

Show Stoppers

Jushin Thunder Liger

Ricky Steamboat

Brian Pillman

Great Muta

Bobby Eaton

Ring Generals

Ricky Steamboat

Arn Anderson

Bobby Eaton

Tommy Rogers

Jushin Thunder Liger

Who's Hot

One Man Gang

Phil LaFon

Rick Rude

Brian Pillman

Doug Furnas

Who's Not

No entries

Time Decline

Bob Armstrong

Steve Wright

Remianen · February 28, 2020

Recent save started on New Year's Day with QAW - June 2018 (started January 2016)

Franchise Player

Danielle Sweetheart (figurehead)

Callisto

Cherry Bomb

Alicia Strong

Canadian Angel

Next Big Thing

Ava Anderson

Ariel Breaks

Brooke Tyler

Electric Dreamer

Hoshiko Tagawa

Hot Prospects

Ariel Breaks

Brooke Tyler

Hoshiko Tagawa

Velvet Suarez

Romi Yamato

Talk the Talk

Emma Chase

Remi (user character)

Danielle Sweetheart

Sara Marie York

Alicia Strong

Show Stoppers

April Appleseed (trainer)

Danielle Sweetheart

Canadian Angel

Quebecoise

Golden Delicious

Ring Generals

April Appleseed

Cherry Bomb

Danielle Sweetheart

Tamara McFly

Principessa

April is my femme Steve Flash on steroids. Great at everything in the ring but almost useless outside of it. I use her to train up my workers who aren't all that great. She had a war with Golden Delicious (my Randy Orton) and GD actually improved quite a bit (despite her age). April MADE Danielle as a tag team partner against the A-List and Crackdown, with The Uprising, Beauty Pair (Ava & Lily Snyder), and Tex-Mex learning along the way. Callisto and the Canadiennes are imports from my old mod (Tayla debuts soon as a late bloomer, ala Charlotte Flair).

Historian · February 28, 2020

Recent save started on New Year's Day with QAW - June 2018 (started January 2016)

Do you modify their stats at all? I'm curious as to what you do -- because I've seen that you play a lot of female companies and seem to have a lot of success so I'm curious how you modify the data (if you modify at all)

Remianen · March 2, 2020

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Historian" data-cite="Historian" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47333" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Do you modify their stats at all? I'm curious as to what you do -- because I've seen that you play a lot of female companies and seem to have a lot of success so I'm curious how you modify the data (if you modify at all)</div></blockquote> I do, at the database level. I raise the decline, retirement, and relevancy ages for a handful of older workers who normally don't serve much purpose other than database fodder (April Appleseed, Concepcion Gomez, Candy Floss, etc). I also raise their performance skills to a decent level (80/B) to allow them to work as trainers. The women in the C-Verse, being of lower population, don't have workers that the youngsters can learn from. So I utilize the women who would typically retire within a couple years to fill that role. There are only so many Lauren Easters, Fuyuko Higas, and the like and Lucy Stone-McFly is so far from debuting (and locked to a written typically), it's not even worth betting on. Also, the future pool is kinda shallow (right now, the only two workers yet to debut are Lucy (2021) and Yvonne Ericks (later in 2020) and dojos don't generate workers nearly fast enough to stem the tide of (unmodified) retirements/declines. In doing so, the knock-on effect is that pretty much everyone works because of the steady improvement brought on by the rising tide. If everyone works, everyone has opportunities to improve and it creates a bit of a cycle. You wind up with instances where say, Helen Earth winds up in NOTBPW at the expense of Kristabel Plum (more over in Canada and thus, more expensive), which I think suits the game world. Plum winds up in USPW (assuming they've lost someone from their women's division) which, again, makes perfect sense in the game world. Took me a while to figure out what affects the game world negatively and what just makes it line up better with common sense. You wind up with situations like Laura McKenna working in Europe, Japan, and the States (which kinda resembles a schedule for someone like say, Bea Priestley). Potential, for example, doesn't guarantee you bupkus. If a worker with max potential is working with crappy workers, they'll wind up slightly better than crappy. I don't think Adam allows 'I Win' mechanics in his games. Still gotta put the work in. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Historian · March 2, 2020

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Remianen" data-cite="Remianen" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47333" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I do, at the database level. I raise the decline, retirement, and relevancy ages for a handful of older workers who normally don't serve much purpose other than database fodder (April Appleseed, Concepcion Gomez, Candy Floss, etc). I also raise their performance skills to a decent level (80/B) to allow them to work as trainers. The women in the C-Verse, being of lower population, don't have workers that the youngsters can learn from. So I utilize the women who would typically retire within a couple years to fill that role. There are only so many Lauren Easters, Fuyuko Higas, and the like and Lucy Stone-McFly is so far from debuting (and locked to a written typically), it's not even worth betting on. Also, the future pool is kinda shallow (right now, the only two workers yet to debut are Lucy (2021) and Yvonne Ericks (later in 2020) and dojos don't generate workers nearly fast enough to stem the tide of (unmodified) retirements/declines. In doing so, the knock-on effect is that pretty much everyone works because of the steady improvement brought on by the rising tide. If everyone works, everyone has opportunities to improve and it creates a bit of a cycle. You wind up with instances where say, Helen Earth winds up in NOTBPW at the expense of Kristabel Plum (more over in Canada and thus, more expensive), which I think suits the game world. Plum winds up in USPW (assuming they've lost someone from their women's division) which, again, makes perfect sense in the game world. Took me a while to figure out what affects the game world negatively and what just makes it line up better with common sense. You wind up with situations like Laura McKenna working in Europe, Japan, and the States (which kinda resembles a schedule for someone like say, Bea Priestley). Potential, for example, doesn't guarantee you bupkus. If a worker with max potential is working with crappy workers, they'll wind up slightly better than crappy. I don't think Adam allows 'I Win' mechanics in his games. Still gotta put the work in. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> This sounds quite fascinating. I'd love a copy of the base database with all of your alterations.

Nobby_McDonald · March 2, 2020

PSW (created fed in a real world, March 2012)

Franchise Players

Chris Jericho

Colt Cabana

John Cena

Rob Van Dam

Cade Thesz (diary prize creation, grandson of Lou Thesz)

Next Big Things

Valiant Leclerc

Durrant Roy (both 'newgens')

Hot Prospects

Valiant Leclerc

Deveral Grenier

Durrant Roy

Jacob Crane

Julius Turcotte (all newgens)

Talk the Talk

Recently signed, yet to debut wrestler (not named to avoid spoiling the odd few who follow my diary)

Adam Sandler

Chris Jericho

Raven

John Cena

Show Stoppers

Chris Jericho

Great Sasuke

Christopher Daniels

Colt Cabana

Rob Van Dam

Ring Generals

Chris Jericho

Great Sasuke

Christopher Daniels

Cade Thesz

Chris Hero

Who's Hot

Evan Karagias

Billy Kidman (both recently signed)

Who's Not

Paul London

Caprice Coleman

Ricky Steamboat Jr

Rocky Romero

Brian Kendrick

Time Decline

Lance Storm (few years)

Chris Jericho (early days)

Rob Van Dam (early days)

Yoshihiro Tajiri (early days)

Evan Karagias (occasional sign)

Self · March 2, 2020

For my Canadian Golden Combat 2019 Diary Game

Franchise Players

Jack DeColt (spent the last two months on commentary)

Jack Bruce (on a PPV only deal, used very sparingly)

Zeus Maxmillion (current CGC World Champion)

Dan DaLay (Teaching his boy Robin the family business)

Blockbuster (My primary Heel. Recently lost the CGC World Title)

Next Big Things

Skip Beau (Blockbuster's former lackey who has learned to stand up for himself)

Drake Young (His 'self-proclaimed feminist' gimmick failed. Just a job guy

Hot Prospects

Delivery Drone #2 (After years of unemployment, Chucky Dorrance has taken a job with Express Delivery to make ends meet)

Ian Identity (Recently stuffed in a box and posted to Brazil)

Drake Young (Really needs something to do)

Delivery Drone #4 (Some say Alistair Shufflebottom is too small. They might be right)

Delivery Drone #6 (Preston Fuller is the newest member of Express Delivery's workforce. Doesn't speak English)

Talk the Talk

Jack Bruce (no kidding)

Jack DeColt (of course)

Alex DeColt (Matchmaker Extraordinaire)

Drake Young (Wow... Why am I not pushing this guy?)

Adrian Garcia (Not seen since Jack DeColt beat him at WrestleFestival)

Show Stoppers

Jack DeColt (the Last DeColt Standing in CGC)

Gnaw (Davis Wayne Newton under a white tiger mask, part of a Vegas Showman tag team)

Diablo DeVille (Literal ancient demon prince, currently trapped within the CGC World Title)

Jack Bruce (ants in his pants and ready to dance)

Torque (a bite-sized biker that's turning into a bit of a Mimic without his fellow Gear-Head around)

Ring Generals

Bobby Thomas (Ol' Reliable)

Shane Nelson (Ol' Forgettable)

Ian Identity (You learn a lot when you're stuck in a box for two months)

Zeus Maxmillion (Immortal Demi-God)

Jack DeColt (Fantastic mustache)

Who's Hot

Hugh Ancrie (One half of Express Delivery; tag team champions/package delivery experts)

Dan DaLay (currently has a magical tomahawk that controls the weather)

Bobby Thomas (On the roll of his life. Can he win the big one before retirement?)

Zeus Maxmillion (Finally completed his 12 Labours. Will be welcomed into Mount Olympus with open arms)

Philippe LaGrenier (The other half of Express Delivery. Very muscular)

Who's Not

Drake Young (Ah fiddlesticks)

Penfold Perdition (Not the sharpest tool in the shed)

Joey Poison (magic potion isn't working like it used to)

Time Decline

Jack Bruce (11 years past his prime. There's a reason I could get my hands on the Supreme Megastar of the Bruce-iverse)

Joey Poison (5 year past, busy being head booker to GSW)

Jack DeColt (... when did that happen???!!)

Thane of Fife · March 3, 2020

This one's for a made-up, all-women's fed in the US using the 1994 Clash of the Titans mod. Current date is January 2000.

Franchise Players

1. Madusa Miceli

2. Toshie Uematsu

3. Fantasia

4. Amy Lee

(I pushed Uematsu pretty much solely on the merit of a highly rated gimmick, and she has really come through for me. I guess Madusa is more over nationally, but I consider Uematsu my #1 star.)

Next Big Things

1. Stacy Keibler

2. Wesna Busic

3. Amber O'Neal

4. Yuki Miyazaki

Hot Prospects

1. Stacy Keibler

2. Alexis Laree

3. Amber O'Neal

4. Wesna Busic

5. Jazz

(It'll be interesting to watch Keibler's career. I hope I can build her up well.)

Talk the Talk

1. Madusa Miceli

2. Katie Bruce (automatically generated referee with amazing entertainment skills but no pop)

3. Lilian Garcia

4. Megumi Kudo

5. Kayo "Knockout" Noumi

(I'm surprised Uematsu isn't on this list, because she consistently puts on fantastic angles)

Show Stoppers

1. Madusa Miceli

2. Megumi Kudo

3. Jaguar Yokota

4. Wesna Busic

5. Kayo "Knockout" Noumi

Ring Generals

1. Madusa Miceli

2. Fantasia

3. Toshie Uematsu

4. Jaguar Yokota

5. Yuki Miyazaki

Who's Hot

1. Sable

2. Reggie Bennett

3. Megumi Kudo

4. Toshie Uematsu

5. Madusa Miceli

Who's Not

1. Jazz

2. Stacy Keibler

3. Torrie Wilson

Time Decline

1. Reggie Bennett

Hot Prospects

1. Rhonda Singh

2. La Tigresa

3. Nattie Neidhart

4. Emma Bach (regen of Fabulous Moolah)

5. Candi Devine

Alan James · March 3, 2020

I'm using war of the immortals. 2010. I take it you're all smart and won't need educated on this database. It reminds me of the football manager database that has all the stars of today and the past in it. Then their ages are adjusted for the year we're in, and here we are.

My company is WWF Classics.

Franchise players

1. Randy Savage

2. Roddy Piper

3. Edge

4. Jake Roberts

5. Mr. Perfect

Next big things.

1. They don't want none, they don't want none.

2. Bryan Danielson

3. Fenix

Hot prospects

1. The Dynamite Kid

2. Fenix

3. Jushin Liger

4. Bryan Danielson

5. Drew Mcintyre

Talk the talk

1. Roddy Piper

2. Randy Savage

3. Jake Roberts

4. Edge

5. Jerry Lawler

Showstoppers

1. Randy Savage

2. Jeff Hardy

3. Edge

4. Jushin Liger

5. AJ Styles

Ring generals

1. Dynamite Kid

2. AJ Styles

3. General Zod

4. Mr. Perfect

5. Edge

Who's hot ( this will get weird. The game hasn't been running that long)

1. Brian Knobbs

2. Jerry Saggs

3. Rick Martel

4. Ax

5. Tito Santana

Who's not

1. Raymond Rougeau

2. Barry Horowitz

3. Bryan Danielson (he won't be here for long)

4. The Warlord ( he will be)

5. Hillbilly Jim

Time Decline

1. Brian Knobbs

2. Hillbilly Jim

3. Greg Valentine

Hidden gems that will be added to blacklist presently.

1. Romeo Roselli

2. Biff Wellington

3. Orlando Jordan

4. Caprice Coleman

5. Adam Pearce

franticloser · March 3, 2020

Coleman is a good hand, and Pearce can fit in well with the WWF Classics group.

RatedRKO16 · March 3, 2020

If you blacklist hidden gems will the game put different hidden gems in?

Remianen · March 3, 2020

If you blacklist hidden gems will the game put different hidden gems in?

Just tested it. YES.

DAVEFAN95 · March 3, 2020

CGC April 2017

Franchise players

1. Jack DeColt (Just lost the world title at WF Day 2)

2. Ricky DeColt

3. Skull DeBones

4. Christian Price

5. Gargantuan

Next big things.

1. Jay Chord

2. Casey Valentine

3. Drake Young

4. Intrepid Ian Identity

Hot prospects

1. Primus Allen

2. Sonny Wildside

3. Nick Butler

4. Drake Young

5. Intrepid Ian Identity

Talk the talk

1. Jack DeColt

2. Alex DeColt

3. Ricky DeColt

4. Skull DeBones

5. Jay Chord

Showstoppers

1. Jay Chord

2. Ricky DeColt

3. Sonny Wildside

4. Jack DeColt

5. Marc DuBois

Ring generals

1. Jay Chord

2. Casey Valentine

3. Ricky DeColt

4. Shane Nelson

5. Thrill Seeker

Who's hot

1. Donte Dunn

2. Christian Price

3. Zeus Maximillion

4. Ricky DeColt

5. Blockbuster

Who's not

1. Grease Hogg

2. Shane Nelson

3. Lead Belly

4. Whippy the Clown

5. Skull DeBones

Time Decline

1. Skull DeBones

2. Whippy the Clown

3. Dan DaLay

4. Brett Fraser

5. Zeus Maximillion

Hidden gems (Probably none of these guys will be hired)

1. Ernest Youngman

2. Davis Wayne Newton

3. Avalanche Takano

4. Gidayu Katou

5. Gram Gorman

steev42 · March 3, 2020

In Wall Street Wrestling, my (sometimes) diary, Sept 2028.

Franchise Players:

1. Famine Faith (Matty Faith)

2. Ross Henry

3. Kenneth Caine

4. Micheal Savage

5. Patrick Lindland

Next Big Things:

1. Marcos Caballero

Hot Prospects:

1. Marcos Caballero

2. Andre Reinhardt

3. Isabel Duran

4. Ultimate Phoenix II

5. Matt Alvarez

Talk the Talk (couple surprises here):

1. Rich Money

2. Ross Henry

3. Emily McQueen

4. Isabel Duran

5. Matt Alvarez

Show Stoppers:

1. Marcel LeFleur

2. Blue Phantom

3. Famine Faith

4. Hellcat Hernandez

5. Kenneth Caine

Ring Generals:

1. Roger Reed

2. Kenneth Caine

3. Famine Faith

4. Zuri Fortin (just hired, didn't realize she was here!)

5. Riley McManus

Who's Hot:

1. Richard Pennyworth III

2. Joaquin Sanchez

3. Blue Phantom

4. War Diaz

5. Plague Ryland

Who's Not:

1. Andre Reinhardt

2. Hellcat Hernandez

3. Shooting Star Perez

4. Amber Allen

Time Decline:

1. Jillian Jarvis (43, 3 or 4 years past her best)

2. Cali Slick (41, 3 or 4 years past his best)

3. Ross Henry (39, signs beginning to show)

4. The Silencer (46, signs beginning to show)

5. Riley McManus (42, signs beginning to show...and he's new on this list)

Hidden Gems:

1. Copperhead

2. Mutant

3. Leon Baker (appears to be a Danny Fonzarelli regen)

4. Neil Leon (Gentleman Jim King regen)

5. Eric Torres (Jungle Jack regen)

James Casey · March 3, 2020

WCW, Spring 1993

Franchise Players: Sting, Ric Flair, Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels Rick Rude

No surprise that the World champion tops the list ahead of the Nature Boy and the Superstar. Michaels has risen quickly over the last few months, pushing former World champ Rude down in a reflection of Rude's taking a backseat since losing the gold.

Next Big Things: Konnan, Cactus Jack, Chris Jericho, Mike Awesome, Owen Hart

Konnan? His skills have stepped up a grade or two in several places after spending a half-year seasoning in the midcard for us, but I wouldn't have put him top of the pile. Cactus, Jericho and Owen make more sense - Jericho will obviously be a star - while Awesome is a new arrival with a ton of potential.

Hot Prospects: Konnan, Awesome, Satoshi Kojima, Jericho and Marcus Bagwell

Kojima is 22 but signed to be half of an undercard tag team; He has a 0-0-20 record so far, only 9 of which made it to TV and only 1 appearance on an A show. Marcus Bagwell, on the other hand, is Ricky Steamboat's protege, a two-time TV champion, doing well out of working for WCW and UWF and has a genuine chance of becoming an S-tier wrestler due to Steamboat's influence on his performance skills and long hours drilling him on the mic.

Talk The Talk: Flair, Brian Pillman, Austin, Rude, Sting

Simply put, if you have Ric Flair on your roster, everyone he shares mic time with will improve.

Show Stoppers: Pillman, Sting, Michaels, Flair, Ricky Steamboat

Add Owen to the above list, while Diamond Studd (AKA Scott Hall) bagged the first A* of my game against Sting.

Ring Generals: Flair, Bret Hart, Arn Anderson, Stramboat, Dustin Rhodes

Rhodes' improvement is one of my favourite parts of my game. A surefire future World champion, no doubt.

Who's Hot: Lance Storm, Steve Austin, Ric Flair, DDP, Owen Hart

In order: Joined the Horsemen, long-running US champ, reformed the Horsemen, leads the double tag champions + Shawn Michaels and the 'Enforcer' for the Dangerous Alliance.

Who's Not: Brian Armstrong, Marcus Bagwell, Mike Droese, The Patriot

In order: Enhancement talent, Steamboat's junior tag partner who takes all the losses, enhancement talent and manager/occasional six-man partner to enhancement talents

Time Decline: Randy Savage, Michael Hayes

Savage was a spent force in real life by around 1993, at least compared to his prime in the mid-late 80s. Hayes was a spent force by around 1987 thanks to Jack Daniels and friends...

Hidden Gems: 2 Cold Scorpio, Luna Vachon, Norman Smiley, Eddie Gilbert, Bart Batten

They'll stay hidden. Scorpio is a poor fit for WCW, I don't have a women's division, Smiley would just be an undercard guy (and I already have Steven/William Regal for that role), Gilbert is a terrible backstage influence and... well, it's Bart Batten.

Everything Ken · March 17, 2020

WWE May 2018

April 2014 mod for TEW 2013 by Fleisch

Franchise Players

1. AJ Styles (Universal Champion)

2. Seth Rollins (Figurehead; WWE Champion)

3. Randy Orton

4. Dean Ambrose

5. Christian

Bray Wyatt would be number 4 and my top heel had he not been suffering a year long injury. AJ and Seth just won their championships at WrestleMania. Haven't been using Orton exceptionally well, but he still has star power. Dean is a multi time champion, including the Universal Title in my game. Christian just won the Greatest Royal Rumble and will challenge Seth at Money in the Bank

Next Big Things

1. Charlotte

2. Andrade Almas

3. Sasha Banks

4. Billie Kay

Charlotte is a 2 time Raw Womens Champion. I just signed Andrade post WrestleMania about a month ago. Sasha is a 2X Smackdown Womens Champion, 1X Divas's Champion, and just main evented WrestleMania against Becky Lynch. Just called up Billie Kay, but I gave her the Mae Young Classic win at Evolution in November.

Hot Prospects

1. Gran Metalik

2. Charlotte

3. Emma (Raw Womens Champion)

4. Andrade

5. Billie Kay

I have Gran Metalik in a formidable tag team with Heath Slater. Emma in a former Smackdown Womens Champion, and her reign ended due to injury that kept her out 10 months. She came back and won the Raw Womens Championship at WrestleMania against Charlotte and Carmella.

Talk the Talk

1. Seth Rollins

2. John Cena

3. Bray Wyatt

4. AJ Styles

5. Dean Ambrose

Show Stoppers

1. AJ Styles

2. Seth Rollins

3. Dolph Ziggler

4. Dean Ambrose

5. Christian

Ring Generals

1. AJ Styles

2. Daniel Bryan

3. Randy Orton

4. Shinsuke Nakamura

5. Dolph Ziggler

Who's Hot

1. Eric Young

2. Noam Dar

3. Braun Strowman

4. Becky Lynch (Smackdown Womens Champion)

5. Rhett Titus (United States Champion)

A lot of my roster has major positive momentum. EY just came off victorious in a feud with Akira Tozawa and introducing Sanity (Alexander Wolfe and Killian Dain) to the roster. Noam Dar just came back after losing a heated feud to then Cruiserweight Champion, Sami Zayn. Braun Strowman just lost a feud to Brock Lesnar and got drafted to Smackdown, but otherwise wins a lot. Becky Lynch just defeated Sasha Banks in the main event of WrestleMania after a year long rivalry, which involved Becky having two short Smackdown Womens Championship reigns and her current reign that is just over a month long at this point. Rhett Titus has formed a tag team with Tony Nese and is an exaggerated version of Jack Swagger/Zeb Coulter circa 2013. He just defeated Kurt Angle for the United States Championship at WrestleMania.

Who's Not

1. Kane

2. Epico

3. Big Show

4. Primo

5. Cody Rhodes

Kane and Big Show are getting up there in age, and unlike Christian, are getting markedly worse. Epico and Primo are enhancement talent. Rhodes is just a minor negative.

Time Decline

1. The Undertaker

2. Bill Goldberg

3. Shane McMahon

4. Kane

5. Matt Hardy

Hidden Gems

1. Tevita Fefita

2. Barbie Blank (no. I've brought my womens division a long way since the days of Kelly Kelly)

3. Tommy Mercer

4. Xander Jones

5. Ken Carson

mjmiller2010 · March 20, 2020

WWE December 2007

Ruthless Aggression Mod

Franchise Players

1. Rob Van Dam

2. Edge

3. The Big Show

4. The Undertaker

5. Eddie Guerrero (Money in the Bank holder)

This list is very interesting to me, RVD doesn't do anything besides float around on ECW. I try to keep this play as close to real life as possible, Jeff Hardy is out for over a year with an injury, maybe I'll place RVD in his spot in the slow build.

Next Big Things

1. Brian Kendrick

2. Santino Marella

3. Colt Cabana

4. Christy Hemme

5. Kelly Kelly

Kendrick is a long-time tag team champion alongside Paul London. Cabana has seen his rise slow down quite a bit, hoping his feud for the ECW TV title with Marcus Cor Von is enough to get him over the edge. Kelly is a very recent developmental call-up

Hot Prospects

1. Mickie James

2. Paul London

3. Santino Marella

4. Shad Gaspard

5. Brian Kendrick

As previously stated London and Kendrick have been quite the team and continue to contend for the titles. James sees herself in and out of the title picture. Marella and Shad aren't up to a whole lot at the moment.

Talk the Talk

1. The Rock (signed but kept on a constant vacation)

2. John Cena

3. Steve Austin

4. Vince McMahon

5. Hulk Hogan

With Jericho returning, I expect him to rise up this list fairly quickly.

Show Stoppers

1. Rob Van Dam

2. Chris Jericho

3. Rey Mysterio

4. Eddie Guerrero

5. Edge

Ring Generals

1. Chris Jericho

2. Rob Van Dam

3. Kurt Angle

4. Rey Mysterio

5. Triple H

Who's Hot

1. Brett Major

2. Beth Phoenix (Women's champion)

3. John Morrison (Tag Team champion)

4. CM Punk (ECW champion)

5. Rey Mysterio

Major is floating around on Smackdown but has picked up a lot of victories with his partner Brian. Beth has been a monster in the women's division but is coming off a traditional Survivor Series team loss. Morrison recently won the tag team titles with The Miz but lost in a triple threat match against Punk and Miz. Punk has been the ECW champion since September winning feuds over Chris Benoit, John Morrison, and now The Miz. Rey Mysterio has been putting on quality matches over the past 2-3 months, his best being a win over Finlay in a No DQ match.

Who's Not

1. Stevie Richards

2. Matt Striker

3. Christy Hemme

4. Kenny Dykstra

5. Molly Holly

Time Decline

1. Ric Flair

2. King Booker

3. Hardcore Holly

4. Shawn Michaels

5. Hulk Hogan

Hidden Gems

1. MsChif

2. Brian Cage

3. Chris Cage

4. Cheerleader Melissa

5. Dakota Darsow

Bobbi Starr · March 27, 2020

I'm using an old school mod, I think 1983 or something. I forgot. I've been playing since January 1983...now in January 1989. Georgia Championship Wrestling, going back and forth between International and National size. I left the NWA, because my guys had a habit of getting injured on other shows. I renamed my top 3 titles to NWA World's Heavyweigt, NWA National and NWA World's Tag Team. GCW Titles don't work internationally...

Franchise Players:

1. Ric Flair (39, Figurehead, hasn't been Champion in over a year)

2. Randy Savage (36, on a PPA deal, because his own promotion will not go broke...)

3. Barry Windham (28, has been NWA World's Champion for all of 1988)

4. Ted DiBiase (34, teams with Jake Roberts as the Ring Generals and won the tag titles 8 times so far)

5. Rick Rude

(6. Sting, currently out filming a movie...)

Next Big Things

1. Masahiro Chono (25, had to get another Japanes speaker after signing Misawa, currently in The Dark Saints with Misawa and Arn)

2. Mitsuharu Misawa (26, see above, former Tag champ with Dr. Death, who left)

3. Scott Steiner (26, teaming with Rick)

4. Mad Dog Capone (23, current Tag champ with Brian Pilliman; the artist later to become the Undertaker)

Hot Prospects

1. Mascara Sagrada (29, lower midcarder, can't find a good use for him)

2. Doc Dean (18, acquired when I took over an English promotion, enhancement dude)

3. Jacques Rougeau (28, good hand, trying to find a role for him)

4. Doug Furnas (27, midcarder, developing nicely, teaming with La Fon)

5. Jeff Jarrett (21, midcarder, developing nicely)

Talk The Talk

1. Flair

2. Savage

3. Windham

4. Jerry Lawler (brought him in half a year ago, been my midcard champ since then, to help the midcard guys develop)

5. Larry Hagman (user character)

Show Stoppers.

1. Flair

2. Ricky Steamboat (just recently returned as a midcarder for a second run after leaving, is going to join forces again with main eventer Bob Armstrong as Working On A Steambob)

3. Windham

4. Lawler (I should try to move him up the card, I guess...)

5. Misawa

Ring Generals

1. Lawler (I really should...)

2. Steamboat

3. DiBiase

4. Jerry Stubbs (slowly and steadyly built him up, he teamed with Savage for a long time. Developed very nicely, but is also already 36 years old)

5. Flair

Who's hot

1. Mad Dog (won the tag titles recently, is a main eventer already, while Pillman is stuck in midcard hell)

2. Windham (well, being world champ for a year and all...)

3. Arn Anderson (leader of the Dark Saints, will challenge for the title once this stable runs its course in about half a year)

4. Phil La Fon (no idea why)

5. Robbie Brookside (been trying to elevate him from enhancement for about a year now, also acquired from England, he's an opener now...)

Who's not

1. Mike von Erich (has hit his ceiling, is being moved down the card and phased out, lower midcarder)

2. George South (good skills, good hand, loses a lot)

3. Tracy Smothers (didn't develop well, but still a midcarder)

4. Mascara Sagrada (see above)

5. Jake Roberts (UM, but lost quite a few times since he and DiBiase split, will change soon)

Time Decline

1. Ole Anderson (owner, I wish he retired. It's hard to move him down the card. Been in TD for 5 years now...)

Hidden Gems

1. Jourdan Taylor (no idea who this is, some Manitoban wild man)

2. Tyrone Sell (who?)

3. Art Barr (ohhh, he just showed up. I may be interested)

4. Shane Douglas

5. Norman Smiley

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