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Post by view619 on Sept 22, 2018 20:43:02 GMT
I’ve always been irked that the ramp taunt is not done on the ramp, but in the ring. I would like to see a ramp taunt option included, but I doubt it will happen due to being able to freely control your edit during entrances. But that would require you to actually play the game, and we know the stance on playing Fire Pro around these parts. :P |
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Post by Zealot on Sept 22, 2018 20:45:09 GMT
Aww come on now. I have faith in you modders that I can have my edit cartwheel to the ring. May take an hour and a half with taunt looping, but still......faith.
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Post by kikrusher99 on Sept 22, 2018 21:27:24 GMT
I would like to see a ramp taunt option included, but I doubt it will happen due to being able to freely control your edit during entrances. But that would require you to actually play the game, and we know the stance on playing Fire Pro around these parts. :P the stance is that simming should be shamed. Always play the game, like was intended. |
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Post by magmadiver on Sept 24, 2018 0:33:34 GMT
Also, why on earth can't they just have a complete list of countries, as in every country that there is? And the ones they decide to include and exclude are downright bizarre. My rastaman edit King Nyabinghi is Jamaican god damn it, but currently listed as wrestling out of Tobago, because Tobago absolutely needed to be in the game as an option but Jamaica not so much. My guess is that they just imported the countries list from Returns. In Returns, if there wasn’t a default Spike edit from a particular country, then said country would not be available for selection. In this case, Gary Goodridge (or whatever his Returns name was) is billed from Trinidad/Tobago, so Spike put it in the game. Now, I know that really doesn’t give an answer as to why they didn’t put a full list of countries in Returns to begin with (probably just lazy). Just wanted to share a mildly interesting theory I had. |
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Post by sofia on Sept 24, 2018 17:10:50 GMT
afaik, the base list in World is mostly from Returns, with a few additions.
The version on PS4 added a large number of South/Central American, North African and Middle Eastern, etc. countries, as well as a few other-worldly fake nationalities.
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