Cameron Stone
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Post by Cameron Stone on May 14, 2019 18:54:08 GMT -5
That seems like more than his annual salary would probably be. The remarks are wrong. I agree with the training. I'd also require him to volunteer for certain charities.
But if this fine is legit, Lars should refuse to pay it and quit. That was before he was signed. WWE is responsible for doing due diligence. That's a joke.
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Post by Cameron Stone on May 3, 2019 20:00:59 GMT -5
Dark horse could be big Show. Spear, pop the crowd if he can get Show up for the Jackhammer
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Post by Cameron Stone on Apr 10, 2019 20:21:27 GMT -5
I have a few friends getting it, so I will probably get it. Woo! Might wait a month though. For the inevitable 25-30% off sale
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Post by Cameron Stone on Apr 8, 2019 17:00:34 GMT -5
I like Borderlands, but it's more fun with friends. So I'm holding out unto Cameron Stone is sure if he can get it or not. I have a few friends getting it, so I will probably get it.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 25, 2019 19:52:11 GMT -5
If Balor can win a handicap match with three managers at ringside, why should I even care about him facing one of those guys one on one at Mania? Especially when they've beaten the Balor vs Lashley matchup to death to start with? That match just became my piss break. That's racist. Lol wut
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 25, 2019 19:46:57 GMT -5
If Balor can win a handicap match with three managers at ringside, why should I even care about him facing one of those guys one on one at Mania? Especially when they've beaten the Balor vs Lashley matchup to death to start with? That match just became my piss break.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 25, 2019 18:42:52 GMT -5
So an absolutely pointless beat the clock challenge and the premature death of Kurt Angle tonight?
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 21, 2019 18:49:03 GMT -5
I think if Undertaker appears, it will be by interrupting Elias and beating him up. That's IF he shows up
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 20, 2019 13:50:45 GMT -5
The New Day has been one of the biggest acts in the company for years now. And Kofi was popular before the stable. Him getting put as a face in a big spot as a fill in against a heel champion is going to get over.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 9, 2019 1:00:29 GMT -5
Given that his entire serious gimmick and career 2000 onwards was based on him.being the top heel, champion and focus of the show, I'm completely ok with him doing the midcard type stuff.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 17:06:10 GMT -5
Don't worry. It might be for the sake of that, but most of those feelings are genuine. At least to a degree.
There was a tipping point for me that really upset me. But it doesn't matter
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 16:59:41 GMT -5
Ok then. If that's how you feel. It's my opinion. I think half the stuff you've spewed and your general attitude over the years has been a load of crap. That's why I generally took as much effort to never work with you as I could. And I'm not saying all the time. But the odd little wrinkle like that would add a spark here and there. But hey, keep tooting the horn of the place that's basically been in constant life support for like 8 years with thr occasional 3 month flurry of activity, and otherwise mostly the exact same handful of people always here and as champ, hitting those big moment matches and feuds based off things that happened 8 years ago that no new person gives a single crap about. Talk about your ten year histories in your RPs that have absolutely no bearing on your opponent, except giving you way more to work with than them, and then chastising then for having no depth when they can't possibly compare up to that. Sounds good Chief God I'm really remembering how miserable this place is. I'm actually glad Reina bailed on me and killed our program. WFWF is awful, and you very clearly hate it. You should definitely find their 'state of things' thread and toss out a couple of thinly veiled sleights against their stalwart user base disguised as suggestions meant to guide it toward improvement. For someone who has (several times now) come at me for my sh*tty attitude (which, to date, I've never once denied), this post here sure does take a gigantic dump on the perfectly pleasant pairing of King Richius and @ballparkb0b, who are putting forth as much of themselves as possible to keep this place running and make it an engaging and welcoming environment. If that's all you've come out of the woods to bring to the table, then I'm glad Reina bailed and denied us that, too. Just like I'm glad you bailed as owner. Anyway. I'm done. Might check in the chat thread from time to time. But I think I've sufficiently burned my bridges here to the point I won't even be allowed back even if I get the itch. I don't see me being welcomed anymore. Which was half the point of this tirade.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 16:30:46 GMT -5
Ok then. If that's how you feel. It's my opinion. I think half the stuff you've spewed and your general attitude over the years has been a load of crap. That's why I generally took as much effort to never work with you as I could.
And I'm not saying all the time. But the odd little wrinkle like that would add a spark here and there.
But hey, keep tooting the horn of the place that's basically been in constant life support for like 8 years with thr occasional 3 month flurry of activity, and otherwise mostly the exact same handful of people always here and as champ, hitting those big moment matches and feuds based off things that happened 8 years ago that no new person gives a single crap about. Talk about your ten year histories in your RPs that have absolutely no bearing on your opponent, except giving you way more to work with than them, and then chastising then for having no depth when they can't possibly compare up to that.
Sounds good Chief
God I'm really remembering how miserable this place is. I'm actually glad Reina bailed on me and killed our program.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 16:12:52 GMT -5
In fairness I said the most part. Definitely are those who would be willing to do it, and have. But I don't think it's a stretch to say many of the people regularly at the top would have straight up refused to lose a match even in those parameters, if they didn't lose the RP battle.
I've had people work with me though. Drakz is my favorite example of that. He didn't have to go along with our 2/3 falls match with me getting the first fall for example. But he did, and I was able to coast off that for months.
It just feels like there's a "I won, therefore I win" mentality here. With isn't necessarily a wrong thing. But it does hurt things in regards to typically wrestling booking. Which is why I always preferred the Sims board to here, and E-Fedding in general. I could never fully enjoy or commit to here. Because I enjoy developing a story more. And e--fedding is basically in a nutshell a selfish, all about me type of place by design. And it just gets old incredibly fast to me. Interest wanes quickly.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 15:33:34 GMT -5
I think the triple threat makes it more unpredictable. Plus if they wanted to they could have Ronda drop the best without taking the fall. Or if Charlotte wins she can beat Ronda and it protects Becky
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 15:28:23 GMT -5
E-Fedding is indeed dying. And as someone who spent most of my time stuck in the mid tier bubble of too good to be a constant curtain jerker, but not good enough to stand in the main event, I can say the biggest issue for new people is losing. Even if they aren't good enough to really win, why would someone want to stay and lose all the time, and watch the same 2-4 people always win, always be champ, etc? It's hard to stick around in those cases. That's a contributing factor to why I quit, let alone new people I see some of your points and agree. It is daunting to start out in the basement and try to work your way to the penthouse, particularly with writers of the caliber of Drakz or veronicaaaahhhh standing in your path. If someone comes here and wants to be the top dog they're going to have to work for it and also hope for a bad day from the current top dogs. If winning championships is the primary goal of a new writer then they could lose interest in the face of such competition. We can only do so much to help, such as offering constructive advice for improvement and creating the lower/mid card titles so everybody has something to fight for and an accolade to brag about when they do win a belt. There are other e-feds out there where booking for pushes and title runs are predetermined based on participation, quantity, and/or longevity. As CM Poor has noted, these feds can also produce a lot of drek that is simply not fun to read. If I have the pulse of the active members right, that's not a direction people would ever be interested in here. The heart of the WFWF is its competitive aspect. It's not for everybody, I get that. But when we do get a new writer who is up for the challenge, watching them rise up the ranks is its own reward. I agree to a point. I just also think it's difficult to get someone to build thenselves without a major win. You can only say "I'm getting better I'll get them next time" so many times. I just think there's creative, never used methods to satisfy both things occasionally, but people here are SO obsessed with never having a loss on their record it hinders them. Example. Biggger name against a lower name. Lower name puts out a good piece, but it just can't compare. Do the finish on the match where the higher up guys next opponent interferes and costs them the win. It not only builds that feud, but it gives fuel to the lower guy. But people here for the most part just aren't willing to EVER do something like that. There are ways.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 15:21:49 GMT -5
E-Fedding is indeed dying. And as someone who spent most of my time stuck in the mid tier bubble of too good to be a constant curtain jerker, but not good enough to stand in the main event, I can say the biggest issue for new people is losing. Even if they aren't good enough to really win, why would someone want to stay and lose all the time, and watch the same 2-4 people always win, always be champ, etc? It's hard to stick around in those cases. That's a contributing factor to why I quit, let alone new people A) Right now, the hill for newcomers is astronomical, but it's sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy that's directly correlative to the sheer lack of numbers. When the roster is as slim as it's been for some time now, there's nowhere else to slot a potential newcomer than the bottom of the experienced barrel, which is unfortunately going to be basic trial by fire, as most of the regulars here are perfectly top notch in their own right. The hope, I'd think, is that you garner the type of folk like theicwguy, who takes a licking and keeps on ticking, presumably because he's having fun here and sees the value in creativity and slow-burn improvement over immediate wins and losses. Perhaps there's validity in that it should be something of a selling point that "yes, you'll probably lose. Yes, you're going to face writers way more experienced than yourself, but, if you continue to stick it out and heed the advice of others ( presuming more than the owners start R&Ring every RP!!!!!), then you'll improve and start winning, etc. That being said... B) I've totally got to call you on your self anecdote. As Cameron Stone, from the RPs I could still find, I've got you at a 5-6 record out of 11, which is just under .500, and not at all indicative of your real output/opposing factors, given that you'd put forth three self-admitted participation pieces to account for half of those losses. Apart from that, you had three main events to your name (two of which brought out the aforementioned participation efforts, including one at SuperBrawl), a smattering of title shots for your efforts (including an International win over Sam Ahriman), and your losses with effort came at the hands of Kyzer (as Tugarin Zmey), and the pairing of Josh Dean & Drakz. Even setting aside all measurable statistics, you were pretty routinely involved in angles of consequence that anyone looking to dive in fresh would have rightly been envious of, and I think it would be safe to say that your name would easily come up for discussion often enough, were someone to summarize the period of time you ran your primary on the reg. I appreciate the thought. I think I was good enough to make things interesting and shake stuff up, not really hold a top spot though. The WFWFs Foley so to speak. Me being in main event angles was all on Shawn and Drakz giving me those chances. And I think lots of it had to do with the creative aspect I brought to storylines and segment ideas. I got the impression people generally enjoyed working with and off me due to how I helped map out the Angles
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 5, 2019 1:23:18 GMT -5
E-Fedding is indeed dying. And as someone who spent most of my time stuck in the mid tier bubble of too good to be a constant curtain jerker, but not good enough to stand in the main event, I can say the biggest issue for new people is losing. Even if they aren't good enough to really win, why would someone want to stay and lose all the time, and watch the same 2-4 people always win, always be champ, etc? It's hard to stick around in those cases. That's a contributing factor to why I quit, let alone new people
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Post by Cameron Stone on Feb 4, 2019 16:41:51 GMT -5
Might come back with a 2019 Mania show. Got a card and ideas, kinda have that minor itch to write. May never turn it into a full diary, because the weekly shows start to burn me out quick. But who knows. I kinda just want to book Mania though.
Also considering doing a redo of TNA 06-07. If I do I'll pre write at least three to four months worth of stuff though, just to make sure I'm fairly committed. I'd likely keep the one hour impact timeslot if I do, to make things easier. Then just post a months worth of shows at a time, ala taping results, then do the PPV, rinse and repeat.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Jan 30, 2019 1:57:05 GMT -5
You just can't go wrong with Kurt in his prime. No outsider took more quickly to the business at such a high level as him. Ever. I'd argue that from 2001-2006 he was overall the best overall in ring competitor quality match wise. Nobody in that 5 year period could touch what he could on a consistent basis
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