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Post by: provost(25123) 2005-10-04 18:32:05 |
The whole fame-loss thingy gives me the irrits. How can a SSWO wrestler with a great win-loss record and public acclaim lose so much fame that he's less well-known than a vaguely succesful LAW dude just starting out?
How's about some minimum thresholds on the various levels of wrestler, which they can't drop below when they're inactive for a little while? Say, LAW = 0, SPWA = 100, PWO = 250, SSWO = 400, or something like that? That way a great and famous wrestler coming back out of retirement won't have less fame than a noob. Anywho... |
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Post by: Lincoln(27675) 2005-10-06 11:25:29 |
I reckon that sounds good. |
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Post by: hopton2004(72600) 2005-10-08 19:58:58 |
That does sound good, puts your position in the game into some kind of perspective, good thinkin! |
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Post by: Coneman(325) 2005-10-08 21:37:41 |
Yeah nice idea..will keep my fame above 400 :D |
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Post by: gruchul(66928) 2005-10-09 07:13:07 |
I'll sign the petition! |
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Post by: Crosson(37742) 2005-10-09 07:59:16 |
an idea that I approve of...whodathunk it? |
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Post by: Bret Hart(73101) 2005-10-09 09:17:02 |
I'm going to have to give this idea a thumbs up. It just makes sense. :) |
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Post by: tbragu(97303) 2005-10-09 15:59:18 |
i will cast my vote as a big yes to that, not everyone has time to play everyday. |
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Post by: The ShowStopper(87233) 2005-10-13 10:06:47 |
Great idea, shame idea's like this aren't implemented in the game. |
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Post by: provost(25123) 2005-11-07 12:46:14 |
Heaps of yesses, no noses...any chance that this could be coded in by Wednesday? |
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Post by: Crosson(37742) 2005-11-08 14:04:05 |
now now provost, don't get your hopes up. it doesn't really matter if the players approve of it. Peter has to approve of it and then come up with the time to code it. |
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Post by: provost(25123) 2005-11-10 13:09:08 |
I know, I know...but I'm losing fame here! No-one wants to fight me, and getting fame any other way is too slow. |
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Post by: Version 1(26732) 2005-11-12 20:03:10 |
This idea rocks... it's like the VOW audience's attention span is that of a gold fish... |