Now he should run out and copyright his preferred Steiner name before WWE blocks him from the name like they did Cody. I assume this is why Bron is not a Steiner.
My dream is they name him Scotch Steiner because I had a friend in school always pronounced Scott that way and I got a kick out of it.
Favoritism and politics. Then. Now. Forever.
It's time that WWE hire some female writers that like women to advocate on their behalf, or just give HBK an hour each week to play with, because NXT is doing a much better job of inclusiveness.
Those that Fightful spoke with pointed to Sonya Deville effectively being cut while negotiating a new deal as something that didn't instill confidence when they aren't being used by the company.
Sadly when you are owned by mostly Private Equity you're gonna have a bad time and as we go forward I expect more to get burned this way.
I wonder if this played a part in Corey's blow up, his frustrations with the announcing situation and then this on top of it.
Old Rock had a charisma-ectomy because this guy makes me want to watch paint dry today.
This game had a lot of promise, but the hype could never be lived up to and on top of that they chose to use it as an experiment with the procgen stuff.
I think they have some good bones to work with going forward, seeing as it was Fallout 4 in Space, but they need a team to flesh out and then write a mountain of lore to go with it in the future. Elder Scrolls and Fallout tend to have excellent game lore that comes with their IP, something Bethesda at least in part inherited from the original creators of those games. Not realizing a lot of that is what makes their games special really hurt Starfield.
Other things that I didn't like was they were too busy saying can we do this, instead of should, when it comes to the procgen systems. It was too ambitious for their first time out especially when their other games have well fleshed out worlds, yes I know Skyrim caves were similarish, but they weren't the exact same thing every single time. Then to top it off, barely anything came from the Unity, they basically wanted you to play this game 10 times in a row to get all the achievements, which I did, but it ruined my want to play it again for a long time. Then you have the space aspect, sounded super cool, then it wasn't, go to location, load screen, enter ship, load screen, go to space, load screen, map, find world you want, load screen, maybe have a battle, open map, choose planet, choose landing location, load screen... it was very repetitive and not always in a fun way.
In future games I think it would be way better if they focused on a core group of systems, IMO 5-6 would be best, if they want to actually keep most planets empty, which they claim was on purpose, then pump it up to about 10. Set a cool story in that area, then in Starfield 3, do another 5-6 new ones but only keep 2-3 from the game before. IMO, that would give them more longevity in the series and allow them time to build that lore and flesh out some stories. Think Elder Scrolls and how most games focus on a different region of the Tamriel.
Obviously this is just like my opinion, but man Starfield has a good idea with an overly ambitious and ultimately poor execution.
Ever since the crowd started doing the X and Unh sound when Oba comes out it's reminded me of Moose coming out... so tonight was something cool to see even if only half the crowd knew to do arm pump and shout Moose.
Edit: Why the fuck do Grace and Ethan Page and a few others get to keep their names and poor Ricky gets the name change? Ricky Saints sounds so wrong.
Certainly would give a new meaning to their motto, "Then, Now, Forever" lol.
Such slander against the world's greatest reptile, when my hamster gets done training some sliders in ninjitsu you're in trouble!
My favorite thing about his runs in creative is that you typically can tell when he was involved in something sucky because he would get mad at people on X-Twitter about not being real fans or needing to shut up and just enjoy things if they didn't like something.
Apparently AJ Styles is saying we should give him a shot, because Vince isn't there to pick apart and change all his ideas anymore... ok AJ, but this time it's on you.
Not real shocking, he's been on and off the creative teams for several firings now. Most recently I think was being fired during the great erasure of all things Triple H by Vince during his heart failure scare.
Tag Match ECW Barely Legal 1997
I kind of remember this match. There are some more matches on YouTube if you want to learn more and honor his life by watching his work.
EDIT: Removed some extra words and fixed some grammar.
Dark Side, WWF the Music Volume 3.
If you are lifting the dumbells or weights at the gym, running on the road, out fishing at twlight, it was one of the few Wrestling themes I had on my various mp3 players over the years. There were many, but this one was something special to me. It's a top tier theme song for me.
There have been so many over the years. Some honroable mentions to theme groups I don't care for, CFO$ did great work with Bobby Roode's theme and as much as I hate Def Rebel, Roman's Head of the Table theme is top notch, I don't like his current theme, it takes too long to get going.
Licensed songs, Edge's Never Gonna Stop Rob Zombie theme or CM Punk's original edit of Cult of Personality or Kane's Slow Chemical.
Licensed one time use: Undertaker edit of Johnny Cash's Ain't No Grave.
Obviously not just one, and so many more to add onto this. I think my ultimate preference though is when WWE had Johnston doing individual themes for the workers, and working with them to help craft them and updating them with minor edits as the characters evolved, no he didn't always hit it out of the park, but his themes are more memorable and didn't require just a name on the titantron or the performers name being said before the music starts.