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Post by creativeleader81 on Nov 10, 2022 20:15:55 GMT 1
Last night I officially signed Bryan Danielson and CM Punk to AWA! Many more workers were signed as well to help spruce up AWA. I have secure TV deals with 2 broadcasters in the US for my television and events. I have signed a broadcaster in Canada too. Hopefully it helps with my exposure! The classic AWA heels are all present and accounted for. I got my TV and event schedule right to showcase all of my talent. I have one of the best tag team divisions I have ever had. Need for babyface teams though. The Beverly Brothers are now managed by The Genius! I was happy to make that signing. I have Nick Bockwinkel and Harley Race on the same roster too. My roster is HUGE. I am going into my second TV episode with a massive roster. I might have to schedule another TV show... You can book a lot of dream matches. The only thing that matters know is that you have enough airtime for all that talent. My roster is a few over 30 persons I believe. I had to change the schedule of my television show because of Harley Race's booking with the NWA. That may or may not work out because I believe he will miss events. I thought my exclusive written talent would not be booked with their previous employers. I am looking to organize a tag team division next. It is hard to find many babyface heavyweights that tag. |
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Post by Asaemon on Nov 10, 2022 22:53:02 GMT 1
My roster is a few over 30 persons I believe. I had to change the schedule of my television show because of Harley Race's booking with the NWA. That may or may not work out because I believe he will miss events. I thought my exclusive written talent would not be booked with their previous employers. I am looking to organize a tag team division next. It is hard to find many babyface heavyweights that tag. Written contracts used to be exclusive, but that was changed in TEW2020. I think the exclusive ones might be called ironclad or something like that. |
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Post by djskeemask on Nov 11, 2022 18:28:27 GMT 1
I found '3 Ring Circus' product gives you most freedom when booking as far as fans having an open mind about matches
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Post by creativeleader81 on Nov 11, 2022 18:48:24 GMT 1
djskeemaskAwesome! I think I definitely need to apply that to the product of some of the promotions I am running. I forget side of the product of your company. My AWA will probably need it given the diverse roster.
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Post by djskeemask on Nov 13, 2022 12:03:10 GMT 1
I like a puro product, mostly, because of the fact I don't have to run a bunch of angles. So, I started playing around with different styles and came across that one. It seems to be beneficial. Sometimes, I want a match to end in a draw (DQ or countout) and fans simply hate that when running a puro based product. Also, they hate to have anything other than a basic vs. match. And definitely no stipulations, such as, cage match, cell match, first blood, submission, TLC, ladders, etc, etc,...But I like using those and I like the puro way of multi-man tag matches opening the card to showcase some talent in different ways, then using the later, upper card to showcase higher talent and storytelling. Glad I could help you guys out by sharing that. Any other booking tips would be welcome on my end. If you guys have any other ways to 'cheat the system' so to speak.
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Post by djskeemask on Nov 13, 2022 12:19:39 GMT 1
Another thing I found. Run your B shows the same day as your A shows and have them air on a different day. Your B shows will have the benefit of a bigger in-show crowd and venue, without the penalties. The 2 shows are booked at the same venue with the same crowd. Doesn't seem to bother the workers too much as long as you space out the shows if you have more than one A or B show. For example, AEW's tv schedule would be having Dynamite/Dark booked on Wednesday. Have Dynamite live and Dark air on Tuesday. Rampage/Elevation booked on Friday with Rampage live and Elevation shown on Thursday. So, you still get the B shows lack of penalties for having bad matches, but with a bigger live crowd. And your bigger A shows have that large crowd too. I hope that makes sense. It's early yet here. Just wanted to share another booking tip.
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Post by creativeleader81 on Nov 14, 2022 15:10:33 GMT 1
Run your B shows the same day as your A shows and have them air on a different day. Wow I do not know if I have thought of that before! I have recorded multiple A shows on the same day but not A and B shows. I can think of a few company's I am running that can benefit from this. |
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Post by creativeleader81 on Nov 14, 2022 15:45:59 GMT 1
I removed the US region from a new save in the WOTI VI mod.
I chose Impact for the company I would own and book.
Major money comes with my avatar character.
I started negotiations with major Canadian talent.
I sent an offer to The Undertaker as well.
Then as I was falling asleep that night, I realized it was madness.
How can I not have the US in the game?!?! Did pro wrestling get outlawed in the US?
I decided there is just way too much talent to not have the US in the pro wrestling industry.
I deleted the save.
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Post by creativeleader81 on Nov 16, 2022 21:26:32 GMT 1
Frank Reed Asaemon My company Lone Star Wrestling took over All Japan Pro Wrestling last night. We brought them out of their debt and under the Lone Star Wrestling Alliance umbrella. I was very tempted to pillage the company for the worthy talent and championships. I respect AJPW too much to just pillage and disband the promotion. I might in the future though. I am very pleased with having this company now. So my alliance looks like the following. Lone Star Wrestling Alliance: ROH PWG CWA NOAH AJPW MSW LSW I definitely need to start a diary for Lone Star Wrestling soon. I already have a collection of screen snips to use. I am trying to brainstorm as what to do with these companies in the long run. I do want to have some storylines take place with some of the other companies invading or crossing over, in the near future.
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Post by Asaemon on Nov 16, 2022 21:37:25 GMT 1
Incredible that so many prestigous promotions almost closed down.
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