Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Cloud Matsuda wrote:

Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Thank you, I'm not saying this because I do this but there should be extra perks for people who actually try real hard each week like make the EAW feed mean something. Some people may put hard work into this but not quite be successful....but how are young talent gonna evolve by not being in any feuds? That's were Battleground comes into play in my opinion and I truly think Battleground is being used for the wrong reasons

\"Father" Jay Omen wrote:

Cloud Matsuda wrote:

Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Thank you, I'm not saying this because I do this but there should be extra perks for people who actually try real hard each week like make the EAW feed mean something. Some people may put hard work into this but not quite be successful....but how are young talent gonna evolve by not being in any feuds? That's were Battleground comes into play in my opinion and I truly think Battleground is being used for the wrong reasons

What are you talking about? Right now, you're in a very important storyline in regards to yourself. You might not have a feud as such but storylines don't always have to be feuds. You're facing legends and great competitors most weeks and you're appearing on FPV's. How are you getting no feuds? Plus, the feed is good to use but it's not mandatory. Pushing people on their use of the feed just doesn't really make sense.

Thomas Minns wrote:

\"Father" Jay Omen wrote:

Cloud Matsuda wrote:

Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Thank you, I'm not saying this because I do this but there should be extra perks for people who actually try real hard each week like make the EAW feed mean something. Some people may put hard work into this but not quite be successful....but how are young talent gonna evolve by not being in any feuds? That's were Battleground comes into play in my opinion and I truly think Battleground is being used for the wrong reasons

What are you talking about? Right now, you're in a very important storyline in regards to yourself. You might not have a feud as such but storylines don't always have to be feuds. You're facing legends and great competitors most weeks and you're appearing on FPV's. How are you getting no feuds? Plus, the feed is good to use but it's not mandatory. Pushing people on their use of the feed just doesn't really make sense.

Minns is right. I think any kind of recognition is good publicity for your character. Hell, I got excited when I saw my character being used as a picbase. To me it means the e-fed is noticing my efforts and contributions to this site. As for the current midcard Vixens feud, I'm not involved in it, but my character is kind of 'in the middle' of the drama. That is fine enough for me.

Honestly, posting stupid shit on the feed shouldn't make you worthy of anything.


Edit: To avoid confusion: This isn't an unpopular opinion I was just replying to what Mr. Jay Omen said about the feed or w.e.

FD used a bad example (the EAW feed) in defense of his opinion, but I agree with the gist of it. Still, I'm not sure what extra "perks" could be given besides being featured in some sort of storyline. I'd venture to guess that everybody who has been consistent with promos is in a storyline, but obviously, e-fedders aren't always patient people and storylines take some time to develop.

I suppose a more immediate "perk" could be some recognition in an Efed Zone article, but in this transition period in terms of staff, I think it's perfectly fine that Efed Zone doesn't seem to be a high priority.

\"Father" Jay Omen wrote:

Cloud Matsuda wrote:

Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Thank you, I'm not saying this because I do this but there should be extra perks for people who actually try real hard each week like make the EAW feed mean something. Some people may put hard work into this but not quite be successful....but how are young talent gonna evolve by not being in any feuds? That's were Battleground comes into play in my opinion and I truly think Battleground is being used for the wrong reasons

Yeah sorry buddy but EAW doesn't have a participation trophy to give you for not doing shit. Nobody gives a fuck what you post on the EAW feed. You want a perk? It's supposed to be fun. That's your perk. It takes zero talent to post on it which I imagine is why it appeals to you. Sorry you will find no shortcuts here.Your promos are trash. Your attitude is trash. You contribute absolutely nothing to this fed. And now you expect to be rewarded? Go fuck yourself. I've tried to help you in the past but it's obvious you're a lost cause and worse than your lack of talent you're a whiny entitled bitch. You're pathetic.

TLA summed my entire opinion on the matter up 100%

Oh my.

Dis side.

TLA wrote:

\"Father" Jay Omen wrote:

Cloud Matsuda wrote:

Anyways, here's opinion:

11 titles is perfect. Yeah that's a lot but it gives people something to do. Brands should have a theme as I mentioned before. Not so much with match style, but storytelling. Give members an incentive to want to join a particular brand. I don't believe in kicking out members and the reason why I joined EAW is because you guys weren't as pretentious as the other sites with pre-registration roleplays. This hobby of ours is bigger than ever nowadays due to people seeking interests outside of video games (D&D made a comeback and boardgames are popular once more). 

Wrestling is getting bigger again and people are seeking an outlet to express themselves. We shouldn't deny them the privilege. I mean this place is a revolving door which solves that overcrowded issue itself. Storyline feuds should be awarded those those who do participate, or people (I guess I'm one of these ppl) who take matters into their own hands. Jay Omen is one of those people and I admire him for that. The huge roster is the thing that creates the competition. You don't know who is waiting around the corner to take your spot. In a more 'controlled' environment I feel it creates a hierarchy and perhaps will lead to group-think. The fact we have this thread shows that we are the opposite.

Thank you, I'm not saying this because I do this but there should be extra perks for people who actually try real hard each week like make the EAW feed mean something. Some people may put hard work into this but not quite be successful....but how are young talent gonna evolve by not being in any feuds? That's were Battleground comes into play in my opinion and I truly think Battleground is being used for the wrong reasons

Yeah sorry buddy but EAW doesn't have a participation trophy to give you for not doing shit. Nobody gives a fuck what you post on the EAW feed. You want a perk? It's supposed to be fun. That's your perk. It takes zero talent to post on it which I imagine is why it appeals to you. Sorry you will find no shortcuts here.Your promos are trash. Your attitude is trash. You contribute absolutely nothing to this fed. And now you expect to be rewarded? Go fuck yourself. I've tried to help you in the past but it's obvious you're a lost cause and worse than your lack of talent you're a whiny entitled bitch. You're pathetic.

And I have been using your suggestions. No need to get so angry lol, obviously I'm trash if I haven't won a match period that I deserve promo wise. So yes I realize I'm not good at promoing right now. Take a fucking chill pill

J Dynasty wrote:

I'm tired of the Zack Crash authority story line, especially since I always found it hard to take his character seriously as an authority figure. Nothing against Crash personally, but like his character began as a more fun loving dude with Mr.Insult's comedy character, then he became a disgruntled rebel angry at EAW management-which was never fleshed out or exampled why considering management never seemed to abuse Crash in scripts for him to be so butthurt-. THEN, randomly he's revealed as a business man with tons of wealth as soon as he buys AWF, despite being portrayed as an everyday fun loving adrenaline junkie beforehand his entire career. And then, despite being the type of character who always took risks, and I believe extreme moment of the year, he randomly hates extreme with a passion and makes elite.

It just seems to me like that Crash is a character who just randomly gets attributed characteristics and actions he'd normally wouldn't take, just to fit random things the board wants like AWF being bought, Elite, etc. I mean, if you're going to do all that there should be a character that fits it, or at least build up Crash to have such personality traits. Crash's character is so random and convenient he could randomly decide that Russia is the GOAT, and we'd stop traveling to any other countries and wrestle there only, out of no where on the next show.

Plus, how long has his storyline been going on, a whole year and more?


-Don't kill me.- -Runs-

I understand your feelings on the length of the story, and honestly I didn't think it would last this long either and genuinely believed HOG would be the end of it.  As for the other stuff about the characteristics my character has had in the past, I feel your opinion is a bit harsh.  To explain myself, I believe in a character evolving over time, and that's what I tried to do with Crash.  He started off as fun loving and thrill seeking, but that only stays fresh so long, so I started to make him more serious and more a rebel.  And while Crash wasn't necessarily abused in script I'll admit, most of that was from my own feelings of how I felt I was being used at the time, and you can't deny Crash was a bit under utilized back then, at least as far as certain things go.  As for his most recent heel turn and being against extreme, you gotta remember that heels are hypocrites and always turn back on what they once believed in.  Hell look at Zeb Colter now being all "MexAmerica".  So (at least to me) it makes sense for him to be acting this way.  As for the money thing, true that did kinda come out of left field, but there was no other believable way I could get EAW under my thumb.

Anyway, not trying to start anything, just giving my two cents on the matter.  Thank you though Jay for being honest.

Yeah I get you wanting to become a more serious character, I just think the other stuff should have had more buildup before they happened because it seemed like random plot devices.