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Post by Gamer707b on Sept 10, 2018 14:40:32 GMT
Search the site and you will find it with a quickness. Also check the fire pro classic sub board Thanks for the reply! I did do some searching, but can't seem to find what I'm looking for....perhaps I don't have the correct terminology. Can you head me in the right direction? Check gamefaqs. I remember there being a very in depth guide pertaining to what you want. Its for Fire pro Returns, but the same principles apply. I found out many interesting things like not everybody needing a special skill and so on. I myself was doing a New Japan version of Dynamite Kid and wanted to get him right. This was over 10 years ago and I still use the same principles all these years later. Good luck. |
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Post by gbm on Sept 10, 2018 15:23:27 GMT
Thanks for the reply! I did do some searching, but can't seem to find what I'm looking for....perhaps I don't have the correct terminology. Can you head me in the right direction? Check gamefaqs. I remember there being a very in depth guide pertaining to what you want. Its for Fire pro Returns, but the same principles apply. I found out many interesting things like not everybody needing a special skill and so on. I myself was doing a New Japan version of Dynamite Kid and wanted to get him right. This was over 10 years ago and I still use the same principles all these years later. Good luck. Wow I just checked ....LOTS of awesome info on that site too. Thank you a bunch. Just wish their wrestler section was a bit more varied and longer. |
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Post by Gamer707b on Sept 11, 2018 1:54:25 GMT
Check gamefaqs. I remember there being a very in depth guide pertaining to what you want. Its for Fire pro Returns, but the same principles apply. I found out many interesting things like not everybody needing a special skill and so on. I myself was doing a New Japan version of Dynamite Kid and wanted to get him right. This was over 10 years ago and I still use the same principles all these years later. Good luck. Wow I just checked ....LOTS of awesome info on that site too. Thank you a bunch. Just wish their wrestler section was a bit more varied and longer. Im glad you found it useful. One thing with info on Fire pro is that you have to "self educate". A lot of resources out there, you just have to look for it. |
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Post by DefLeppardVanHalen on Sept 11, 2018 2:22:21 GMT
For parameters, I would look at several different profiles of wrestlers and see who their trainer was, and I use that person's parameters (if already in the game or created) for that particular person to start off.
Example: Stu Hart trained wrestlers in the Dungeon for Stampede Wrestling, so guys like Ricky Fuji (1988), Brian Pillman (1986), and Chris Benoit (1985) would use Stu's parameters to start them off.
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Post by sofia on Sept 11, 2018 3:04:24 GMT
Think of parameters as three things: first, a guage of where a wrestler stands relative to other wrestlers. Second, a means of giving a wrestler crucial weaknesses based on their physique, their match history, etc.
Third, it is a way of influencing match pacing. High offense leads to shorter matches, as does low defense; low offense leads to longer matches, as does higher defense. If you find yourself getting into late match way too early, even after adjusting cpu logic to avoid overly aggressive movement early match, then you might want to consider lowering those offense values.
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Post by gbm on Sept 11, 2018 14:12:31 GMT
Think of parameters as three things: first, a guage of where a wrestler stands relative to other wrestlers. Second, a means of giving a wrestler crucial weaknesses based on their physique, their match history, etc. Third, it is a way of influencing match pacing. High offense leads to shorter matches, as does low defense; low offense leads to longer matches, as does higher defense. If you find yourself getting into late match way too early, even after adjusting cpu logic to avoid overly aggressive movement early match, then you might want to consider lowering those offense values. Ok I'll go tinker with it today and see what's what. I'll report back. |
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