The Senator's World of Edits and Moves (and more moves) [PC]

Finished the Animal Farm stable, with these two cold blooded crazies joining Gorilla Power in Wacker Drive Revival:


Super Komodo


Lila Gila

Not an especially productive weekend, with the WM stuff and other things derailing me.


Three new PEWA wrestlers
-Young Blood, a US indy deathmatch phenom combining explosiveness and brutality, and is now on a mission to run the PEWA originals out of the organization
-Beatriz, Mexican Lucha Extrema lady who takes her inspiration from a folk story of a woman who burnt her own face. She's powerful for her small frame.
-X-KIRA, Japanese deathmatch free agent who was a jr heavy technician that switched styles after having his leg injured by a heel hook, and might rival Tomas's light tube obsession


Merciless Ray Mercer, one of the best of the 90s, a man who gave hard fights to many of the elites of his time

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I intended to make a lot more, working on AAA's Hijo del Vikingo, boxers Eder Jofre and Fighting Harada and working more on some female martial artists/boxers, but again, got sidetracked over and over again.

Looks great senator! Gonna try him out in a few sims when I get home. :)

A good question that deserves a better answer than I'm able to give you right now.  Let it suffice to say that there's a lot of ways you can make a shoot style roster.  In a nutshell, my approach is to make sure that my shooters can work against standard pro wrestlers in a standard wrestling match.  I also try to do exaggerated, stylized versions of legit martial arts.  Thiago Gracie and Jamie Tomasi are BJJ through and through, but both also have pro wrestling style suplexes and strikes.  Ricky "Violence" Valdez and Jumbo Joseph Butt are boxers, but Valdez is also a super dirty cheap shot artist who kicks to the groin as much as he throws fast combinations.  Jumbo is a power punching heavyweight who also hits powerbombs on his foes.

Basically, the thought I have is to balance well against most equivalent opponents, and to take inspiration from real martial arts, but to shape them within a pro wrestling context.  Of course, that's just how I do it, so feel free to figure out your own style.  HONOO and Wasteland styles are two interesting takes, and Hybrid S3 has some great mixtures of shooters, can't wait to see the next round of that.

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Got a few more guys up lately:


Big Banter Rory Banner is an English shoot style guy for UCSS who has a dual gift for fighting and talking, and ends up doing a lot more of the latter.


Frank Herald, one of John L. Sullivan's foes from the 1880s, considered one of the hardest hitters of his time, but was betrayed by his lesser defensive skills.


AAA Lucha Libre's El Hijo del Vikingo, one of the best high fliers in the world.

A very unproductive weekend, with only one single edit completed.


Stanislaus Zbyszko, one of the best wrestlers of the 1900s-1920s, fought Gotch and Gama, and remained a legit threat even in his late 40s against the top stars of the day, double crossing the Gold Dust Trio and shooting to win the title.