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03-10-2010, 04:12 AM
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~Montreal Aftermath: December 1997 Official Release~
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Start Date: December 1, 1997 Data: Attached to this post. http://rapidshare.com/files/379978319/1997.zip People Pic Pack: http://rapidshare.com/files/361420625/People.zip Belts, Events, Logos, Networks Etc. Pic Pack: http://rapidshare.com/files/361434640/Pick_Pack.zip Screens (Togg): http://rapidshare.com/files/361431753/97_Screens.zip * Just a quick note to let you guys know this is by far the most work I've ever put into a mod. I hope it translates to some great games, diaries etc. Just the kind words so far on the forums and PM's have made it worthwhile but the real test is how much fun it is to play! * The people pick pack is large, however it's useful. We've made good use of the new "Shared Picture Folder" option. This people folder covers the 2002 mod and any mods I'll be doing in the future so you won't have to always dload a new entire pack. The pick pack has been updated for MA so if you dload it place it in the 2002 folder and select to use it for the MA mod via the editor. Any problems let me know, I may not have explained that well enough. * I'm very happy to announce and very thankful to all helpers (especially Togg, MJ Stark and Steesh07) that there are no missing pics for anything! Not that I'm aware of yet anyway, every worker, promotion etc. has a pic assigned to it. MJ Stark and Togg really do deserve special thanks, anyone who was waiting for this mod to hit has those boys to thank for saving me at least 2 weeks of nothing but pic cutting! Thanks guys  As always available (very soon) on http://Bobinc.net And... http://globalwrestling.org/TEWMods/ Promotions: 19 Active (23 to Debut) Workers: 1,216 (377 to Debut) Teams: 119 Locations: 2,132 Alter Egos: 84 Dojos: 28 Dojo Graduates: 0 Start Injuries: 6 Storylines: 148 Angles: 1,981 *New Stuff* Agers: 324 Chemistry: 1 End Of Year Awards: 26 Media Group: 6 Narratives: 114 (You read that right, majority don't have an effect on the game but are there purely for immersion) Starting Storylines: 15 (Nearly every starting storyline has a specific storyline custom made to replicate the time and the feud, some are so big they've been split into two parts) * A number of contracts were deleted from WWF & WCW. The reason was either the worker wasn't working consistently enough to warrant an add or weren't important enough overall in consideration of the roster positions. In some cases workers were changed to Occasional Workers also, The Road Warriors are the first that come to mind that this was done for. Most contracts were taken from WCW guys, the roster at the time was overloaded with talent. I wanted to ensure when you start the game rosters would be as accurate to the time as possible. With the changes for example, in WCW Scott Steiner is an UM instead of ME and in WWF The Rock is UM instead of ME. Both guys were right on the brink of stepping up to the main event but I wanted the player as a booker to make that happen. * For players who want to add those guys contracts anyway the list is as follows... (Please note doing this will throw the starting roster positions a little out of whack) WCW contracts deleted: Super Calo, Silver King, Lenny Lane, El Dandy, Yuji Nagata (Signed back to NJPW), Norman Smiley. WWF Contracts deleted: Jose Estrada Jr.Jesus Castillo, Honky Tonk Man, * The second day releases of Tommy Rich & Francine from ECW and The Jackal and Marlena from the WWF are unavoidable. I left them on the rosters so if you decide to play as either of those promotions you will have them on your starting roster. * The "Heidenreich Challenge" has been added  For those unfamiliar with the challenge the aim is to turn a somewhat useless worker into a top star. In this case I've used the one and only Horshu AKA Luther Reigns of WWE fame. I wanted to use Heidenreich or Giant Singh but both don't debut for a few years in. So please post in the thread or even create a new one letting us know how far you can push the deadweight. His starting stats have been modified to keep track of his progress easily, his stats are...Quote:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Story So Far..... North America In late 1993, former commentator of the AWA and long time WCW employee, Eric Bischoff was appointed as Executive Vice President of WCW. Bischoff was desperate to give the promotion a new direction and impressed Ted Turner with his tactics and business savvy. Things in professional wrestling were about to change forever. When Bischoff entered his position in WCW, he was given full access to Ted Turner's check book to try and defeat the WWF by any means necessary. With that in mind, Bischoff made his first move and signed Hulk Hogan from the WWF in early 1994. The WWF, without their biggest draw of the last 10 years on the roster, began to suffer immediately and started building new stars out of the likes of Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Lex Luger, Razor Ramon and Diesel. Despite putting on a spectacular wrestling performance at WrestleMania X, the WWF still could not draw the desired fans. On June 11, Hogan officially signed with WCW and made an immediate impact by facing Ric Flair at the July pay-per-view Bash at the Beach. Despite being a critical and financial success, the glory would not last long as the Hogan/Flair feud was only a one-off match. Five months later and after a decade with the WWF, Randy Savage was lured with a big money contract to WCW as well. Away from the war between the WWF and WCW, a new breed of professional wrestling was beginning. NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling renamed itself "Extreme Championship Wrestling" when Shane Douglas won the NWA World Heavyweight Championship tournament in Philadelphia. He threw down the NWA World Title, picked up the ECW Heavyweight championship and proclaimed himself ECW World Heavyweight Champion. WCW also began to sign talented wrestlers based in ECW. Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, Rey Misterio, Jr. and Juventud Guerrera were just a few of the names to be recruited from the much smaller, lower budget ECW to the growing promotion known as WCW. Most of the talents signed had been scouted by ECW, more directly Paul Heyman. The war between WCW and WWF really picked up on May 27, 1996 when Scott Hall (who had previously been Razor Ramon in the WWF) interrupted a match and said he was taking over the show. When confronted by Sting by the end of the show, Hall promised a big surprise. The following week, Kevin Nash (who had been Diesel in the WWF) also showed up. They claimed they had a third man with them, but the man didn't show up for several weeks.Finally at Bash at the Beach on July 7, the third man was revealed to be Hulk Hogan, who turned heel and declared in his post-match speech that he, Hall and Nash were "the new world order of professional wrestling." WCW proved to be the figurehead of professional wrestling by this stage and the WWF were no longer the most popular wrestling product in North America for the first time in over 15 years. The New World Order (shortened to nWo) has run amuck in WCW and destroyed McMahon's product as WCW has came up with more legitimate, edgy storylines and characters over the WWF's cartoon style of character. With Hogan winning the WCW World Heavyweight Championship from The Giant at Hog Wild with help from Nash and Hall. The Giant joined the group weeks later and the nWo proved to be the most powerful faction in professional wrestling. Montreal Screwjob After months of WCW gaining plentiful power over the WWF thanks to its highly successful New World Order storyline, it became evident that after years of service to the WWF, Bret Hart was leaving for WCW. There was only one thing standing between Hart and his new found home; the WWF Championship. Hart, along with Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker had been the stronghold of the WWF throughout the nWo storyline and Hart had the title for a solid period of time.Amidst all the drama, McMahon requested that Hart drop the title at Survivor Series against Shawn Michaels. Hart said he'd drop the title to anyone but Shawn Michaels; otherwise he would vacate the title the next night on RAW. McMahon accepted his decision and allowed Hart to continue on his way to Survivor Series. What was brewing in professional wrestling was something nobody except McMahon and a few associates knew. The match went ahead as planned and showed yet another display of technical brilliance from both competitors. However, as Michaels locked in the Sharpshooter to finish the match, McMahon told referee Earl Hebner (who was supposedly in on the act) to "ring the damn bell!" Hebner then signaled to the timekeeper as if Hart had submitted to the hold, and Michaels was quickly awarded the match and the title as his theme music began to play. Hebner then bolted backstage from the ring, allegedly to a waiting car. Astounded by the unexpected turn of events, Hart was immediately outraged. As Hart stood dazed in the ring, Triple H and Gerald Brisco came out to escort Michaels back stage as the fans threw garbage at him and rained boos. Michaels himself was told to act even more outraged than Hart because if he didn't, they feared, due to his bad temper, that Hart would attack and pummel him for real (as he had tried to do, but was unsuccessful at several months earlier backstage at a RAW taping). As ringside commentators Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler quickly departed their announce position, Hart looked down at McMahon from the ring, spit right in his eye, and shortly after destroyed several TV monitors at ringside before climbing the turnbuckles and signing the letters "WCW" to the rabid crowd. With Bret Hart's move to WCW, it appears WCW is prime to push the WWF right off the map. Japan In North Korea, approximately 150,000 attend a New Japan Pro Wrestling event, setting an attendance record for one day as nearly 190,000 fans attend the second day of wrestling at the Korean cultural festival on April 28 and 29, 1995. New Japan has taken the lead over old rival promotion AJPW with the defection of top stars like Riki Choshu and a handful of crossover MMA stars. While the wrestling in the Orient has been first class the area has suffered of late due to a financial collapse in the region. With new promotions looking to start up and bring diversity to the stiff style in Japan the future looks exciting for the home of puro. Mexico The late 90's have witnessed Mexico robbed of it's greatest lucha's to the lure of North American money. As WCW and WWF sign hot prospect after prospect, Mexico's two biggest mainstay promotion's CMLL and AAA watch as their rosters are stripped almost bare. The departure of the countries biggest stars to the US has seen a big downturn in the industry and has the top two promotions searching for the next generation of stars. UK The United Kingdom continues to serve as a huge fan base for professional wrestling but local promotions still struggle with stability. With the introduction of the Monday night wars to UK fans TV screens the industry continues to be hugely popular. Fans of the early 80's product are also coming of age and a few even stepping into the ring themselves creating a new crop of UK workers that many are calling the greatest generation out of the UK for decades. Europe Professional wrestling has always had a solid vocal fan base in Europe although it remains a fairly small one. Recent changes in Eastern Europe and an ever growing strong economy has seen the sport gain momentum. The Catch Wrestling Association, based in Germany and established by Otto Wanz continues to draw decent crowds using former US stars and local talent although with the rapid change pro wrestling is undertaking in the US product wise, it's uncertain how long the CWA will remain relevant. Australia & NZ It's glory years long gone Australian wrestling has returned with a massive bang in the late 90's. Coinciding with the introduction of cable TV in the country the Monday Night Wars have drawn Aussie wrestling fans back to the sport in droves. With WWF's RAW and WCW Nitro already two of the highest rated shows on cable many local promoters and businessmen are looking to capitilise on it's success. Big Thanks To: Adam Ryland BETA testers (You know who you are! ) D.Boon King Fenoli MJ Stark Panix Phil Parent Properly Promoted Crew Steesh07 Togg Anyone I forgot sorry! BETA testers did a fantastic job this year but all feedback etc is still encouraged from you guys and as always we'll definitely consider any suggestions. Feedback is welcome but please remember stats are subjective. Enjoy! * Butterbean cut, he was added in V1.1...    Last edited by Genadi : 04-25-2010 at 07:44 AM. 
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03-10-2010, 04:27 AM
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Selling.... 0? Ouch!
Cant wait to get home now Also here is the link you wanted, Ill add it soon;http://globalwrestling.org/TEWMods/
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03-10-2010, 05:22 AM
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awesome! thank you genadi and helpers.
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03-10-2010, 09:39 AM
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sweet thanks
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03-10-2010, 09:58 AM
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thnx for this dude.
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03-10-2010, 10:02 AM
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This is awesome. First RW mod I'll be playing on TEW this year. ECW will survive!
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03-10-2010, 10:24 AM
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Edit: Lol Me So Dumb.
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03-10-2010, 10:34 AM
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Cheers for this matey, afew things i noticed from a quick glance at the editor and playing through the first day
Asian $ Crash Narrative - you spelt finally 'finnaly' and theres no space after the full stop after rescession and before 'a swift' HBK Back Injury Narrative - Mentions he was injured at the royal rumble but theres no garentee that michaels will wrestle at the rumble or even still be with the wwf, so maybe rewording that narrative may be more aproppriate HBK Retires - Mentions a gruelling wwf schedule, again theres no garentee that michaels will be at the wwf at the time, so another reword maybe just removing wwf would be better WCW - Maybe have WCW property of Timer Warner? maybe not. Just thought id point that out WWF IC Champion - Steve Austin should be IC champion - Title lineage says Austin lost the title in December 8th (which hasnt taken place yet) - It also screws with the Austin storyline as The Rock steals a belt off Austin who doesnt have one - Austin loses the belt to The Rock on december 8th but the Rocks regin is set to begin in week 1 of december Steal Belt Angle - Their is no 'segment description/commentary' for this angle The King & JR - Havnt checked there stats but afew of my matches suffered penalties as they needed a better job from the commentators, so maybe they need to have better stats or a chemistry added in the editor WWF Product - The product seems realy off for the following reasons Very Vocal Fanbase? - I thought if was more of a ECW type of fans Sponsorship - Current product makes getting sponsorship tough doesnt seem correct for the WWF TV Time slots - WWF products only allows us to get a late night or graveyard tv time slot which isnt right Event Settings - Survivor Series should possably be set as all 4vs4. I know the WWF were phasing this out at the time and if that is thr reason then The King Of The Ring shouldnt be set to all 1vs1 in that case Anyway theres nothing major there and everything else looks sweet and im very much looking forward to starting a game when i get the full version as im still stuck with the demo  Thanks again for this Gaz PS. ***** vote on this thread from me
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03-10-2010, 10:45 AM
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03-10-2010, 10:52 AM
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03-10-2010, 10:57 AM
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I don't know. JR didn't really hit his stride with the WWF until 98 imo. He was kind of awkward.
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03-10-2010, 11:05 AM
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