(PC) House of Howdy (Papa Shango Move/Parts Craft)

Ok I re-uploaded the SNES Super Pro templates for PS4 users.

The adjustments were slight, focusing on standing submission % in 'Initiate Grapple', 'Circle Opponent', and 'Irish Whip'.  If you are updating your PS4 edits with the new templates you can focus on these three logic areas, just look for the reduction in % and the point re-distribution.  'Initiate Grapple' had some submissions at 10% in the medium damage which were reduced to 5%, and some large damage % reduced from 3 to 1, similar for 'circle opponent', but the 'Irish Whip' logic adjustments only apply to the edits with a submission in the counter section.

These adjustments were made to reduce the number of matches that could end on a Cobra Twist, I left a small % of possibility to emulate the console cpu vs cpu feel of an older game where something like that would happen, I just needed to reduce it.

Other than these adjustments, I'm only planning to update the SNES edits if there is something I missed or an error to correct.  I'm running sims/making adjustments on WWF 1986 for 16-Bit Mania!! so that pack should be going live at the end of the week, most likely Friday or Saturday.

Ok sorry the pic is a little big, trying to do the SNES style box/flyer makes it wider anyway lol.

I plan to be working on these smaller console inspired edit collections, limiting the edit number to 20 wrestlers and working off of templates lets me jump around more and make some edits from promotions or eras that I may not other wise make.  Like the SNES Super Pro edits, these edits are built off console inspired templates and are designed to emulate late 80's/early 90's console and arcade era wrestling games.  I don't really have a time frame or solid road map on what order I'm going to do the next packs, except that NWA-JCP 1986 is all but finished so it will be next for sure.

In addition to the limited move sets and logic, for the visual design I went with brighter colors and highlights and exaggerated body parts to try and emulate the arcade feeling, similar in style to the Hasbro WWF edits I made.

Also, these edits are not intended to be too serious so just know that the edits in these collections will not be putting on five star matches all the time, they behave like an older game with less sophisticated logic, or at least I tried to program them too xD.  Running off the default game clock I've seen matches end as early as 11 or 12 minutes, and go as long as 23 minutes for single or 28-35-ish minutes for tag team matches.  I've seen the random count out and a pile driver fest.  Everyone is capable to jump off of something but high flyers and technical based edits have the ability to run up turnbuckles and jump off.  There is a 'bleeding penalty' where the recovery while bleeding stat is slow for regular and small sized wrestlers, and breathing while bleeding is set to below for power based or bigger wrestlers.  I go through more in the collection page on Steam.

I also plan to do a VCW collection, realizing that 20 of my 26 Super Pro edits were originals, it's a good jumping off point for doing an original fed.  I want to do VCW as a separate collection to leave SNES Super Pro as it's own thing, and while I want to keep the visual style I may re-release the Super Pro edits under the VCW banner with expanded move sets.

Awesome I can’t wait to try these new edits out.

I remember getting the original Wrestlemania game and being so disappointed with it. I couldn’t understand why such a bad game got put out. The later ones were not that great either.

Awesome this is going to rock . I can’t wait to get these up on my game.

Awesome