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I'm working on a massive amount of characters at the moment. I'm just going through, coming up with their names and things like that. Hopefully I'll be able to come up with at least a bit of background on them. Most will be specifically for BTW, but if I feel there's too many workers for the one promotion, a few can be used for other feds.

I have plenty more, I just need to gather them all and write up a bit of backstory for the characters and what not. EDIT: That's fine. I'll come up with a backstory for them as well.

The BTW Heavyweight Championship (main event level, obviously), the Grand Prix Championship (upper/mid card level belt), and the Tag Team Championship (mid card-ish). Like I said before, I'll give some more background a bit later. I just wish I had my old computer with a lot of the history I already had written up for this promotion. However, here are a few more additions to the BTW roster: Name: James Garfield Position: Announcer/Writer (maybe both) Pic Base: JR (preferably without a hat) Age: 58 Talent: 85 Backstage: 88 Background: Since the very beginning, Big Time Wrestling has had one voice, and that voice belongs to James Garfield. From their humble beginnings, to their meteoric rise, to the short-lived stay on the top, to their fall from grace, Garfield has remained true to BTW all the way. Not only is he the voice of BTW, but he is also one of the key figures in determining who will or who won't be a BTW wrestler as he is the head of Talent Relations for the company. He is the one who first suggested a push for arguably the company's biggest star One Man Army. He also chips in on certain storylines and helps out with other portions of BTW programming that make him a very important member of the BTW family. He's widely considered one of the best play-by-play commentators in the history of the business due to the amount of energy he puts into everything he says. Full Name: Jamie Washington Ring Name: Black Majik Birth Month: October, 1973 Age: 37 Weight: 252lbs Alignment: Heel Gimmick: Sucka Push: Upper Midcard Pic Base: MVP Nationality: American Speaks: Yes Finishers - Primary: Smoke 'n' Mirrors (SNM, Rock Bottom, Impact), Secondary: None, or the same thing. Brawling : 79 Speed: 43 Tech: 71 Charisma: 87 Check Superstar Look, Announcer, and Fonz Factor. Background: Washington was scouted by (you guessed it) James Garfield and brought into Big Time Wrestling in 1993. He first honed his craft in the former BTW developmental territory Mid-Western Wrestling, or MWW for short. There Washington came up with his gimmick idea. He wasn't quite a pimp, but he had some of the qualities of one, what with the hat, the glasses, and occasionally a cane. He would wear a long jacket and used his charisma to connect with the fans. When he debuted on BTW televison in 1995, his act had been toned down quite a bit to avoid his character from coming off as too cartoonish. Washington soon would turn heel after capturing the Grand Prix Championship in 1998, attacking his partner following the loss of their Tag Team Championships. The team had been very successful. Him and his partner captured gold on seven different occasions from their debut up until that point. However, with his new bad attitude, Washington's career would soar to new highs. After winning the Ascension Battle Royale in 2000, Washington would go on to defeat One Man Army for his first reign as Heavyweight Champion. He would hold the belt four more times after that. Now, a seasoned veteran at 37-going-on-38, Washington is focusing more on brining up the younger generation, but is still an ever present threat to whoever is the champion. Relationships: Friendship w/ One Man Army, more to come.

I made an edit to my previous post. I forgot to add what needed to be checked.

Cult Promotion: Big Time Wrestling Image: 85 Risk: 68% Production/Advertising/Merchandise: 70/70/65 Money: 10,000,000 (it's been open for a LONG time) Opened: 1982 A Bit of Background: Opening it's doors in 1982, Big Time Wrestling took the industry by storm. Then regional company quickly exploded onto the scene and rose to National prominence within only two years. BTW would obtain the top spot in the wrestling world a year later due to their great wrestling and their exciting younger workers. However, as time passed, and more companies starting popping up, BTW began losing steam. by the mid 90s, Big Time Wrestling had fallen from grace after their product had become stale with the wrestling fans of the era choosing the storylines and next generation of stars in the WWWE over their current happenings. It was only a matter of time before BTW had returned to it's regional status, maintaining a cult following in the process. In recent years, management has made it an objective to push the younger talent in order to possibly attain the level they once held as the top promotion in the world. TV Deals: Wednesday Night RAGE - Wednesdays, Late Night, The Sports Network (TSN) Background: Debuting in 1992, RAGE gave BTW some much needed "oomph", helping to keep the company at the top for a few more years. In 1995, they began doing their events live as opposed to the old taping methods. This game them some more momentum, but by now, BTW was on it's way down. Network: The Sports Network (TSN) Mainstream, 65 Production, Sports Specific Early Evening: 1.8, 61% Risk Primetime: 3.7, 75% Risk Late Night: 2.6, 83% Risk Graveyard: .5, 91% Risk Full Name: Howard Thames Ring Name: One Man Army (OMA for short) Birth Month: July, 1968 Age: 42 Weight: 248lbs (Heavyweight) Alignment: Face Gimmick: Bad Ass Push: Main Event Pic Base: Hardcore Holly Nationality: American Speaks: Yes Finishers: I'll come up with names for these later... Primary: Stun Gun (Impact), Secondary: Sharpshooter (Submission) Brawling : 82 Speed: 33 Tech: 66 Charisma: 81 Check Superstar Look, High Spots, and Trainer. Background: Thames has been with Big Time Wrestling for 20 years, and has said that he has no plans of going anywhere in the near future. In 1990, Thames debuted as a local worker, and for the next year, he was a jobber to the bigger stars in the company. However, during that time, Thames impressed people backstage with his work ethic and his solid in-ring capabilities. It was decided that he would recieve a push. In several months, Thames was elevated from jobber to mid-card status, capturing the companies equivalent of the real world Intercontinental Championship, the Grand Prix title. It was during this lengthy reign as Grand Prix Champion that the "One Man Army" persona was developed as Thames' character was always able to overcome the odds and come up on top. He was also portrayed as a bad ass in his promos and interviews, so everything seemed to fit. After also snagging a reign as Tag Team Champion, Thames made the leap into the main event scene after winning the Adrenaline Rush tournament and gaining a shot at the World Champion in 1997. He went on to win that match, marking the first time he held the big gold. He'd go on to win the title 8 more times (9 total) and become the most decorated superstar in the history of BTW. Other accomplishments of his include: 5x Grand Prix Champion, Ascension Battle Royale Winner (1999, 2001), 2x Tag Team Champion, 1st Grand Slam Champion in the companies history (World title, Grand Prix title, Tag title, Ascension winner, Adrenaline Rush winner). Still in pursuit of the big gold to this day, Thames has been willing to help with the youth movement, telling management that he has no problem putting over kids that will help bring the company to it's previous highs. Relationships: Friendship w/ Black Majik I'll post some more charcters later, and some relationships as well. EDIT: I added some more things to the bio such as his alignment, his gimmick, and his current push.

Can anyone point me in the right direction to finding the best January 2001 scenario where ECW is still alive? I'd be greatful if someone would do this for me as the one on ewinventory.tk is most likely unplayable due to mistakes and inflated stats like all of the older scenarios. If there is no such thing, I suppose I'll just have to edit it.

Looks great! Thanks, and I'll be patiently waiting for any more that you decide to make.

I anyone is still doing the history loading screens, I'd like to make a few requests. Could I get them made for the following wrestlers: Eddie Guerrero, Undertaker, Chris Jericho, AJ Styles, and Christopher Daniels. Thanks in advance to anyone that decides to do this, if anyone does.

Since this is the picture request thread, I'm gonna go ahead and ask this here: is there a way you can put title pictures into EWR like you can on TEW or no?

So I don't have to create a new thread, I'll ask here. Since the two topics (Arsenic and Hex) are sort of similar, it shouldn't be much fo a problem. What exactly is the Hex Editor and how do you work it?

Can I get this picture in KyKy please?

I figured someone might be able to suggest some to me, but I suppose that would work as well. Thanks for thinking for me.

I need some stats for Justin Gabriel (Justin Angel/Paul Lloyd, Jr.) for my iDOM 2008 game. He's not in it, and I wanted to add him.

Is this still being worked on? Once enough information is posted about the scenario, I'd like to start making an EWR version of the data, so that's why I ask.

It says the data is unavailable.

Just like to ask this question, even though it's probably already been answered: is there going to be an EWR version?

How far are you in terms of how close this is to being done, or at least a more updated verison of it?

I know on EWInventory there are three separate data packs for iDOM, but there is a different version with Aerial Athletics, TWE, ECW, etc. I believe the version on EWInventory was made by NAIWF or someone close to that, and the one I'm curious about was not. Does anyone know where I could find this data?

Anybody? Sorry if you consider this 'post whoring', but I'd just like to find it.

Can anyone tell me where I can find the good NWA i DOM scenario that includes the amazingly awesome wiki page?