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Yukari Clepsydra Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:55 am
Heels/Faces
Faces are going to be over the Heels a lot.
Good guys triumphing over Bad guys, a story told throughout the ages but in wrestling...
Not always so, remember to do an even split between faces and heels.
If there are more faces in a guild than heels, then have the heels win more matches and vise versa.
Give a reason why the face needs to triumph over the heel.
Perhaps the heel won a title from the face by "devious methods" and constantly outsmarts the face in every attempt to get the title back.
Give the face a fighting chance and perhaps a few cards down the line he wins it back.
(I'm sure you've seen enough wrestling on tv to put your own spin on this)
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 12:41 pm
Am I right in saying standard WWE-style ring psychology is for the heels to lead most of the match and then the faces have their big comeback at the end?
Quite often when I play heel this can be over-looked by others, but if I play face I try to let my opponent get the upper-hand, as long as they don't try stupid stuff like DDTs as their first move etc.
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Yukari Clepsydra Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:20 am
It depends on how its played and what story you're trying to tell. Take Chrono owning EEW. Many people challenged him and 9 times out of 10 he wouldn't even bother with him. Was he playing the cowardly heel? No, he just didn't see them worth his time.
Cause that's how he is. I have preferences in who I face and I often choose to face someone I know I can get a story out of rather than the first person that challenges me.
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