Golden Posted November 1, 2006 Share Posted November 1, 2006 So far in my DOTT RTL Career, im 8-23 and i continue to lose, and my wrestlers morale and popularity continue to fall. So, i need some tips on how to win matches, because right now i seem to be lost. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weirdo_man Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 Work on high percentage moves until you've got momentum on your side, then toss in a high or finisher move once in awhile. Look at the percentage of success for moves, because it matters a lot. If you're going to use medium level moves a lot like I do, you need to focus on the ones with a higher success percentage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weirdo_man Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 Work on high percentage moves until you've got momentum on your side, then toss in a high or finisher move once in awhile. Look at the percentage of success for moves, because it matters a lot. If you're going to use medium level moves a lot like I do, you need to focus on the ones with a higher success percentage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DeadCeleb Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 lol, i have no idea what my win/loss is, but i know its pitiful. I did, however, defeat Sabu in a first blood match =]. my first match, i lost 2/3 falls to Owen Hart, and I've lost to Flyin' Brian as well =], no shame there. Stupid ASW, always books Chris Colt & I against The Killers, I think out of a possible 8 times facing them, we've won once. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DeadCeleb Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 lol, i have no idea what my win/loss is, but i know its pitiful. I did, however, defeat Sabu in a first blood match =]. my first match, i lost 2/3 falls to Owen Hart, and I've lost to Flyin' Brian as well =], no shame there. Stupid ASW, always books Chris Colt & I against The Killers, I think out of a possible 8 times facing them, we've won once. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Casey Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 Sound like my series against the Zambuie Express - me and Chris Adams against two Big Show-a-likes... When I finally won a match, the series ended. I think the game went into shock. I'd have been delighted with an 8-23 record when I started in this game. I think I lost my first thirty or so matches, bar a tag win with Jerry Lawler and a DQ win over Steve Williams. Anyway, if you're struggling, find a regular partner and hope you get booked together a lot. Even someone with 30-40% energy at the start of a match is a formidable ally to have on your side, and you can use them to win the match virtually on their own. (Just don't do what I once did, get ****y and tag yourself back into the match near the end - with about 2% energy and no momentum, I missed my finisher and lost the match :rolleyes:) You may have to split the purse with them, but 40% of $1200 is better than 20% of $600... Work on raising your character's fighting stats at first. Basics and the technical stats were my main expenditure in my first year, and I got them all up to B+, by which time I was winning more and more regularly. However, even with that on my side, my average is still only around 50-55%. Until you get near the top of the card, you'll mostly be facing people with the same or better stats then you, and that means you're going to have a tough fight ahead. And if you get near the top of the card in one fed, you may start near the bottom if you move on - especially in DOTT, where everything is regional. I've hit a bit of a glass ceiling in my current game, unable to get past the lower midcard in any of my feds, as everyone above me is a lot better than me. That can be disheartening - but nailing Invader 1, or Junkyard Dog, or whoever with a Roundhouse Kick for a clean pin is a big buzz (when it happens...). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Casey Posted November 2, 2006 Share Posted November 2, 2006 Sound like my series against the Zambuie Express - me and Chris Adams against two Big Show-a-likes... When I finally won a match, the series ended. I think the game went into shock. I'd have been delighted with an 8-23 record when I started in this game. I think I lost my first thirty or so matches, bar a tag win with Jerry Lawler and a DQ win over Steve Williams. Anyway, if you're struggling, find a regular partner and hope you get booked together a lot. Even someone with 30-40% energy at the start of a match is a formidable ally to have on your side, and you can use them to win the match virtually on their own. (Just don't do what I once did, get ****y and tag yourself back into the match near the end - with about 2% energy and no momentum, I missed my finisher and lost the match :rolleyes:) You may have to split the purse with them, but 40% of $1200 is better than 20% of $600... Work on raising your character's fighting stats at first. Basics and the technical stats were my main expenditure in my first year, and I got them all up to B+, by which time I was winning more and more regularly. However, even with that on my side, my average is still only around 50-55%. Until you get near the top of the card, you'll mostly be facing people with the same or better stats then you, and that means you're going to have a tough fight ahead. And if you get near the top of the card in one fed, you may start near the bottom if you move on - especially in DOTT, where everything is regional. I've hit a bit of a glass ceiling in my current game, unable to get past the lower midcard in any of my feds, as everyone above me is a lot better than me. That can be disheartening - but nailing Invader 1, or Junkyard Dog, or whoever with a Roundhouse Kick for a clean pin is a big buzz (when it happens...). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DeadCeleb Posted November 4, 2006 Share Posted November 4, 2006 In two months, I'm now 12/14, lol. It could have something to do with the fact that when I started it, I chose the highest one, lol. EDIT: I actually didn't lose to Brian Pillman, I went back and checked, and I actually beat him. Back when I was working for CSW. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DeadCeleb Posted November 4, 2006 Share Posted November 4, 2006 In two months, I'm now 12/14, lol. It could have something to do with the fact that when I started it, I chose the highest one, lol. EDIT: I actually didn't lose to Brian Pillman, I went back and checked, and I actually beat him. Back when I was working for CSW. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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