I’m currently trying to get my women’s division over in my company, however I can only get a couple to recognizable. That seems to be the limit and I’m wondering what I can do to keep building momentum. This is TEW 2020 by the way if that is important.
Wondering why are wages so low in game for mainly Indy wrestlers.
$ 20 for a show is unrealistic especially when I import so many real indy promotions who have a budget of 50 to 100k does anyone know why the wages are basically nothing?
How do you guys book something like AEW Grand Slam Mexico? Quite a bit of my talent has limited overness in Centro. Should I book a normal show and take the hit on ratings, or focus on wrestlers that I normally don’t use much but are over in Mexico like El Clon, Mortos, Taya, etc to get better ratings
Hi I’m a big fan of wrestling/Tew not many of us in Northern Ireland would any one be interested putting together a group chat where we talk about wrestling or wrestling creative ideas what’s going on our save etc?
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I personally think it's a good idea because it extends the replayability the game already has and gives Adam some ideas as well.
Look at games like RimWorld, where a lot of what's been added officially was first created by modders; it can give the fanbase ways to mold the game exactly how they want.
However, I am concerned about the feasibility of this. I'm not sure if it's feasible, given how old and prehistoric the "engine" is, but a fantasy booker can only dream.
Howdy y'all,
Sank an ungodly amount of time into TEW2013 back in the Mid-2010's, and thinking about coming back to the franchise. Only one problem: I'm seeing a lot of discourse online with people debating whether or not TEW IX is better than TEW2020, or whether TEW2020 is the peak of the franchise - ideally I want to do some kind of Attitude Era-adjacent promotion around the Mid 90's, and try and book my way from the bottom to the top in that climate, so, for that usecase, which option is better? I'm aware there's other wrestling booking games reaching for the crown as well; are any of these worth looking at, or is TEW still the definitive wrestling booking sim?
I’ll spend like an hour setting up a new save with all these ideas for stories to run and then I’ll run a show or two but after that it becomes tedious and kills the enjoyment for me
Title says it all.
Would there be any interest in a series of posts or videos, showing you my tips and tricks for longevity in diary writing on games like TEW?
Too often, diaries begin with a lot of hype, a great opening post, an amazing first show - and then fizzle out after a couple of weeks.
I've been writing diaries for 15 years (14 projects I think), and they've all gone at least six months in game, with most going over a year.
I use a few unique tactics to help achieve this, to overcome writer's block (which happens regularly), etc.
So would there be any interest?
Check out my latest series on YouTube - [8-ROW] USPW "The Four Kings" - a diary which is part of an 8-player universe called 8-ROW:
A wrestler I have been intrigued by a lot these days is Vader. Dude was a beast in Japan and deserved better in the states. I feel like he would done amazing in the modern day if he was in his prime today. Which big boss wrestler around the 2018-2026 period of wrestling would be a good fit to make the new Mastadon?
Hello there, I am reaching a bit of a rut in my time playing TEW IX. This isn't the game's fault but there are so many saves I can do that are suited for me. One that I have always wanted to do is a 'What If' save. Not a save where I take over from YEARS ago and remake current day, but one where I take over from modern day (or closest to the current day that is downloadable) and revive a character from the dead. Morbid, I know, but considering it would be to give them a push I don't think it's disrespectful.
But, to my knowledge, this isn't possible in the In-Game/ Sandbox Editors. My questions are:
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Thanks for any tips everybody!