Grey Dog Software Announces Total Extreme Wrestling 2010 (Press Release)

[The GIGGAS]

Quote: Originally Posted by JohnDoe8865

Me too. I love that he's going back and grabbing some of his great ideas from the EWR series he created and implementing them in TEW.

I never really played EWR... I think I started my obsession with his wrestling stuff with TEW 05... but man, these features are awesome. Hopefully though, we get something new and ground breaking, like the Promotion Wars were.

[coffeeholic]

this will most likely be a day 1 purchase for me-I like the Greydog wrestling sims.

[The GIGGAS]

Quote: Originally Posted by coffeeholic

this will most likely be a day 1 purchase for me-I like the Greydog wrestling sims.

I know that sentiment. If there's a pre-order... I'll probably pre-order it ASAP.

[The GIGGAS]

SUPERBUMP! We've got a release date!

JANUARY 25th! It's literally only 3 weeks away.

I think I'm hyperventilating. I'm so excited! I was able to wait when it was first quarter 2010... but now that's it's THIS MONTH... I can't hold myself back from the excitement. CANNOT WAIIIIT!

[DTX3]

Holy crap! This month? Wasn't expecting that. Awesome. Still gotta wait for a decent real world mod though.

[The GIGGAS]

Quote: Originally Posted by DTX3

Holy crap! This month? Wasn't expecting that. Awesome. Still gotta wait for a decent real world mod though.

I think I'm going to go ahead and run a C-Verse data dyn this year. Usually I'm with you, but I feel like I'd like a different challenge this year. Of course, I'll do what I always do, create the Virginia Pro Wrestling Association (VPWA) as the smallest type of fed and run my shows in the Blacksburg High School Gym.

I like the challenge.

[TheShizNo1]

Might have to check this out. How do creating storylines work?

[The GIGGAS]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

Might have to check this out. How do creating storylines work?

Well, there's a screen that allows you to pick which storyline you want to run (either a pre-made one or an unchained one -- I'll get there). When you do a pre-made one, you pick all of the people for the roles, and then start it up. Then, you run the angles that the storyline tells you to run, until it's over. You can then evolve it into a different storyline that has different people.

The way I like to run my storylines, though, is to use unchained ones. With these, they don't have set angles for you to run, so you can do anything. The storyline progresses with every angle that has two of the people in the storyline in it together. These can also be evolved.