I agree. Everyone should watch/play only rugby (and wrestling).
Because watching half naked men sweating and jumping on each other is for real men(and wrestling).
Because watching half naked men sweating and jumping on each other is for real men
My advice for someone in your situation - Being someone stuck with a weekly title that nobody seems to sign up for (If I wasn't already a champion, RN, I probably would sign up) - is to create a storyline/topic that your character can promo on for the next month or two and try to make the title mean something through your promos (Make sure to promo at least once a week to accomplish this). @SupaHeeroh is probably the best at this, IMO. Or another bet would be to ask a member of the roster for a feud (What I did. IMO, the Iron Man Championship - which was the predecessor to the Survival Championship - was never more relevant than it was when @Geek773 and I feuded for it). Try to find something to build the championship up other than just defending it (Of course, defending it is important, but it goes hand in hand. I'm sure more people would be interested in going after the Survival Championship if it was being built up every week as the best championship in Precision, which IMO it should be, given the rewards that could be reaped if defended).still great I wasn't released from Precision. I'll write up a return or something
I mean... tuck your head?!Last time I played Rugby (3 days ago) someone stepped on my neck... with studs.
so yeah I think I'll pass for now.
Pretty basic advice, but still some that many members of the league don't seem to do.My advice for someone in your situation - Being someone stuck with a weekly title that nobody seems to sign up for (If I wasn't already a champion, RN, I probably would sign up) - is to create a storyline/topic that your character can promo on for the next month or two and try to make the title mean something through your promos (Make sure to promo at least once a week to accomplish this). @SupaHeeroh is probably the best at this, IMO. Or another bet would be to ask a member of the roster for a feud (What I did. IMO, the Iron Man Championship - which was the predecessor to the Survival Championship - was never more relevant than it was when @Geek773 and I feuded for it). Try to find something to build the championship up other than just defending it (Of course, defending it is important, but it goes hand in hand. I'm sure more people would be interested in going after the Survival Championship if it was being built up every week as the best championship in Precision, which IMO it should be, given the rewards that could be reaped if defended).
Your's sincerely
Your friendly neighbourhood Welshie.
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I second this.My advice for someone in your situation - Being someone stuck with a weekly title that nobody seems to sign up for (If I wasn't already a champion, RN, I probably would sign up) - is to create a storyline/topic that your character can promo on for the next month or two and try to make the title mean something through your promos (Make sure to promo at least once a week to accomplish this). @SupaHeeroh is probably the best at this, IMO. Or another bet would be to ask a member of the roster for a feud (What I did. IMO, the Iron Man Championship - which was the predecessor to the Survival Championship - was never more relevant than it was when @Geek773 and I feuded for it). Try to find something to build the championship up other than just defending it (Of course, defending it is important, but it goes hand in hand. I'm sure more people would be interested in going after the Survival Championship if it was being built up every week as the best championship in Precision, which IMO it should be, given the rewards that could be reaped if defended).
Your's sincerely
Your friendly neighbourhood Welshie.
P.S:
On the "Doing something without knowing where you are going with it is dangerous" thing... It all depends on the character. My Alice Xander character was probably best suited for that way of things because he's such a weird and wonderful character (And essentially a comic relief effort from the sea of serious bad asses) that be actually thrived better when just doing random ass shit every week (Which is why when I did try a story with him with the whole concussion thing, it wasn't really any good).I second this.
Also thanks for the praise. Much love hh.
But yeah, I always do stories that last a few months because it always gets people hooked. Doing something without knowing where you are going with it is dangerous. I did it last year with the Gates vs Blake feud which lead to both men owning half the company. I did it at the end of the year for about 2 months with the "Buster turns good after car crash" story, and i've set up a story since my return in december with my marriage story which will all come full circle at Bad Blood and I can't wait.
Interesting stories are good. Good for your character, good for the league. Just don't do repetitive bull.
I actually can't wait for that!I feel like everyone should try and have an idea of where their character's story is going, and also of how their character will change as a result. Some time after my exams I'm gonna do a write up of Jack Rogue's league history, which will make a great reference point for me and hopefully help some people realise that you can do cool things writing wise with a league character.
Thanks, I'm really looking forward to writing it. Not having all my TWF promos means I'll be relying a lot on my memory, match videos that I do have and other people for early stuff. But yeah, I hope it'll be really cool.I actually can't wait for that!