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#3391
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![]() I can also say that at least in the case of MLW -- it has an actual cable outlet too with BeInSports. But as RingRider pointed out, there are more broadcaster types coming in 2020 and I'm confident that it will simulate YouTube as a viable means of distribution -- though, technically in the game you could distribute your shows on the internet already as opposed to on DVD and you didn't get the money you'd get from DVD but you had higher gains in popularity.
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#3393
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1.) These hidden upturns and downturns -- will they occur purely at random times or will they be based on in-game events? For example, will a worker getting divorced increase the possibility of acquiring Personal Issues or In A Funk? Will an indy darling making a very successful debut on a major company's PPV increase the possibility of Flavour Of The Month? Or will the game simply be rolling dice behind the scenes and every so often someone randomly benefits / suffers? 2.) While I agree with the rationale behind hiding certain attributes, would it be possible for TEW 2020 to occasionally clue the player in via a randomly-generated internet story? After all, it's hard to imagine a worker receiving a Groundswell Of Support without elements of the wrestling community excitedly talking about it. Likewise, perhaps a random story marking the removal of an attribute? (Ex. "Rich Money has a new spring in his step; relieved friends are saying the personal issues that have plagued the star now seem to be favorably resolved.") |
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If stories actually reacted to what is actually going on in the game, I think that would be better. Like a story about how the fans are getting behind a specific wrestler based on the recent amazing grades they have been getting. Last edited by SirMichaelJordan : 10-25-2019 at 08:14 PM. |
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However, in real life, reports of athletes going through personal issues happen with regularity. In real life, bookers aren't blinded to what's going on in their wrestlers' lives. I'd argue that Rich Money acquiring In A Funk isn't terribly different than Rich Money acquiring a physical injury that hampers his performance. Why would a booker be aware of his sore knee but unaware of his short temper and dark moods? Instead, this sort of mental/emotional injury presents the player with the same challenge as a physical injury. "This wrestler isn't operating at peak performance. Should I god push him anyway? Or make him more of a role-player until the injury heals?" Some players (me, at least -- I'll speak for myself) might enjoy the challenge of god pushing a wrestler who's going through a hard time. Quote:
It doesn't need to be an either/or, mind you -- the internet stories could both clue us in to situations we might otherwise not know about (as they do in 2016) and also react to major positive and negative changes in specific wrestlers' performances. |
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It depends on the attribute. Some are hinted at via stories and in-game text, some aren't. There are also some red herrings to throw people off.
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#3398
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![]() Will there be a way to show a workers record AEW style where its company specific?
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#3399
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![]() It would be cool if there was like a power ranking in the game. Even WWE uses one.
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Adam, one last thought (and I expect you've already considered it): the new "Talk To Worker" feature might allow us some insight with certain attributes or even the opportunity to effect them. A worker might potentially confide that they are In A Funk, for example, and in the same way we might persuade them to get off drugs, perhaps we could attempt to persuade them to get help/support for their problem. Which might work and might backfire. And red herrings could play a part. A worker might suggest a hidden positive or negative attribute is in play when really it's not the case. ("See how the crowd can't get enough of me? It's such a groundswell of support: put the title on me, they'll love it!") |
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![]() I'd imagine so. There's already a way to do this in 2016 by going to the a Worker Profile -> Match History and filtering by company
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#3402
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![]() Yeah I know but I don't want to have to do that every time I book would be tedious for me personally, Maybe in the roster and booking screens if it said the company record and match history obviously for specifics.
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#3403
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![]() But the records aren't used explicitly by any other company the way they are by AEW, so it would literally be changing around the roster and booking screens for booking like AEW does.
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![]() Something I just thought about
If Pushes are now totally gone and only perception matters, are there still overuse penalties and those huge penalties for using “two jobbers on the show” because that wouldn’t make any sense if the push system is removed. Any artificial penalties related to push almost have to be removed entirely now. |
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