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KevinLockard23 said:I doubt it'd seem that much different from any other wrestling promotion, at least after awhile. As pointed out, you'd still have people getting cheered and others getting booed, so in the end, it would still work on the same logic that normal wrestling works at (fans hate certain guys, so they pay money to see the guys they like kick their asses), the difference only being that if everyone had the persona of a heel and would do anything to hurt the other guy (cheat, attack his girlfriend, try to run him over with a car, etc.) then everyone would seem too similar. It would be interesting for awhile, but it would eventually lose it's 'luster.' The Attitude Era worked a lot on this kind of logic, where someone like Austin (as an example) was more of an anti-hero than a straight up goody two-shoes good guy, but he was still a clearly defined babyface because the fans cheered for him and booed the guys he feuded with.
The attitude era still had clearly defined faces and heels though because a lot of the heels were just overbearing good guys (ala Dustin Runnels run as the bible thumping woe is me guy who lost his wife to 'good guy porn star' Val VEnis, Right to Censor just wanted to clean up the vulgarity in the industry, ect)
As for your first part of everything being too similar... I disagree. There are TONS of different types of heel characters to portray, even though WWE has conditioned you to think there is only 1 (the chicken shit heel)