Hey everyone,

Just sending out a thank you to everyone who participated in World War X. And that goes for both sides. Even you Sid, despite your words stinging right to the core and making me hate myself a little bit, I enjoyed everyone's work. It was a lot of fun, for me at least, I hope you all enjoyed yourselves as well.

Take care.

I agree. I'd like to thank those on my team who did great work and came through.

To Theo's team.. great work as well. It's been a wild PPV event thus far and the results should be interesting.

Anyone else wiped?

It was fun, and I'd like to thank you, Samuels, Scorp, John Austin, Radio, and Zero for both your "Brah, where's my car", and my "Swagmire's day out" story. Yours was fun to read, and mine was a blast to write. Sid and Dim were amazing people for this whole ordeal. My only regret is not getting to put out that one last story piece I had planned, but I'll use it for the next match I'm in. This should be a great event.

Hey guys,

I wanted to say congrats to everyone who rp'd for this.. damn it was tough. I had to pull out my best work for this.. I'm literally wiped now. And I still have my match on Warfare!! But I will figure out something. Thanks to everyone who has given me some insight and ideas for my characters new development. I am always open to suggestions. I had a great time roleplaying for this show. Best of luck teams!

Thanks to Ambrose and Griffin for our one on one collabs, and to Sid, Dim, Cheat and Eli for our group one.

Had nothing but a blast all week long. This was a damn fun ppv to rp for. Props to all the hard work on both sides and as someone who prides himself on being a pretty good collab guy my hat is off to Theo's team for knocking them out of the park right from the start.

Thanks Lucena for working on that rp with me. I had fun and laughed my ass off at some of your comments.

Thanks Morbid Angel and Dean Mcgovern for working on the pieces we did and being such pleasures to work with.

To the rest I worked closely with too, this has been fun. Looking forward to more big shows with groups hopefully.

(03-16-2014, 12:20 PM)Sid Feder Said: To the rest I worked closely with too, this has been fun. Looking forward to more big shows with groups hopefully.

I think this is key right here. While I think maybe groups as big as this one is tough, it would be fun to maybe do something down the road with teams half this size...or maybe 4 teams or 8? Something like that.

This was my first big event and so it was my first opportunity for collabs the way we did and I have to say, it was easily my favorite part out of all of this.

I would like to see a stable tournament of sorts. I might put the idea forward to Warfare. Teams of four or five, I'll see what the co-overlords say.

how about we do a show where a show/brand picks a team of like 4 or 5 and we have like a "bragging rights" match, like a madness vs warfare vs shove it vs RTX match, I know technically everybody shows up everywhere, just a thought

It'd have to be Madness vs Warfare, Shove it isn't an actual roster, it's more like a house show. And rtx is more like a training camp. But I do like the Madness vs Borefare. I'm a Paul Heyman guy.

People float to whatever show they prefer so I think a brand versus brand type thing wouldn't matter so much.

I do prefer the format we used last year where we had team captains who took turns making live picks for teams of 4-6. I still want to do that, maybe Shane'll let me run one in the future.

As for the event, it was loads of fun. I didn't even plan on participating at first because I didn't like how it was set up. But I had an invitation from Team Eli and said sure whatever. Ended up having more fun than I expected. Me and Sid were always enemies in the past, so I had a blast working with him for once. Now I can't decide if I prefer trash talking with or against him.

Now comes the judging and results. I'm not sure how Shane plans on doing it, but usually for big turnouts like these we gotta give him a week to get everything together. So let's try to be patient about all that...

(03-16-2014, 10:19 PM)John Madison Said: I do prefer the format we used last year where we had team captains who took turns making live picks for teams of 4-6. I still want to do that, maybe Shane'll let me run one in the future.

Yeah I think we should definitely do that again sometime soon. I'm always a fan of seeing who people will draft.

The WWX had a great turnout and is definitely going to take time to put out the results for. I'm hoping to get round one out there today (Monday) but even that one match alone is something I have several people pitching in with to make sure it turns out right. Great work everyone!

For anybody who wants to pitch in and judge some stuff, I've got a unique way of letting people help with this show but without having them necessarily judge their own stuff or have anything spoiled. PM me if interested in helping out with some judging.

I told some of the guys on our team this, and now I'll say it publicly. This is easily my second favorite event I've participated in. I had the opportunity to work in storyline with three guys I've not really done that with. Theo, Senator and Nova. Who, by the way, are easily three of my favorite peeps around the fed. Nova and I, when we get together, have a nice time creating something different and that was absolutely awesome to get to work that close with him again. Last time we worked this close we were opponents, and that match became my personal favorite. Just nice to work with him again after all this time.

Bringing Heyman into the mix as an actual character rather than JUST a GM was fun too. It's not something I've really done before and doing that in order to get Duke and Senator in the same place at the same time was cool. I mean, c'mon, there's a lot of Paul Heyman guys around the fed, but for a long time, he was THE Paul Heyman Guy, so it was nice to get to work that close with Senator.

Win or lose, it was a hell of a lot of fun. In my own opinion, everybody worked together to make this event something to be proud of. There is no loser here.