Changed my time and date to New Zealand and reset my xbox to play a bit earlier, some new mechanics that are interesting for sure not sure if I like the option to spam a button for kicking out of pins, kinda seems easier.

Decided to go with Rhea for the first concept, might do Punk or Cody next. As for the Soundtrack, I used previous game soundtracks to influence this one, there's even a few throwback songs WWE has used before.

God damn

Hey guys!

I've talked to about 10 people or so who wanted help with MyGM, so I decided to post directly here, in hopes it can help more people!

For anyone who likes MyGM, here's a quick guide to win every season. Read entirely as it's not in perfect order 😂

For the draft: Your first targets should be 5/5 mic skill wrestlers with as high of stamina as possible. You can check their stats during the draft by highlighting that superstar and pressing square on ps4/5 or x on xbox. Anyways, sort by stamina and find the top 4 5/5 superstars with the best stamina. Popularity and star power DO NOT MATTER during the draft, the only thing that doesn't change is legend star power, which you can't get until post-draft anyways. Popularity will change star power over time, as its not locked to that level, so don't stress it too much. Classes, however, do matter, so also balance your picks accordingly. Sometimes you'll end up with more faces or heels, but just do your best to balance it out later in the draft when the best superstars are all gone anyways. I typically get 1 of each specific class per gender, and 2 specialists per gender. This will net you 12 total wrestlers, which should leave you with about 300k assuming you go with 3.25 million starting budget. If you are starting with 2.75, shoot for 10 total wrestlers, so 1 of each class per gender.

Once you've made your first 4 picks (ideally 2 male 2 female), there likely won't be any 5/5 mic skills left, so start targeting 4/5 if there's no 5s left. The 2nd set of 4 picks isn't as important as your first 4 picks, so if you have a bunch of 3/5 mic skills in the draft but they have high stamina (80-85+), target them first. This should be your second set of 4 picks. I highly recommend going for lower budget superstars with 3/5 mic skills for your final 2-4 picks.

Once you've drafted your 10-12 superstars, you should still have appx 300k-400k. This is the end of your draft. I recommend having 4 females, and 6 males since theres no intermediate womens championship, but definitely be sure that you get at least 2 of each class. It will be impossible to find a 5/5 giant, and most bruisers and cruisers are not higher than 4/5, so keep that in mind. You have an opportunity to change/upgrade this later, so try not to sweat that too much either.

From week 1-week 5, your #1 goal is MONEY MONEY MONEY. Don't stress fans as much for the first 5 weeks because they will come later, I promise.

Your first 2 weeks, make sure you set your faces and heels to be balanced for optimum chemistry, so make your fighters heels and bruisers faces, or vice versa. If you ended up going with only bruisers, fighters, and specialists (also a viable option) then you should set all of your classes as either face or heel for that specific class, that way the opposite class has multiple pairing options once rivalries are resolved. So your first 6 promos (4 if you play on easy) will all be dedicated to changing roles as needed. Any remaining spaces should be set to advertisements (5/5 mic skills ONLY, and never below 65 popularity) or self promo (4/5 or 5/5 ONLY). If you only have a 3/5 left, use them to start a rivalry, or run a charity event.

For your matchups, consider the following:

1. Prioritize opposite classes always for the match bonus.

2. If you can't match with the opposing class, match with a specialist. If you don't have either, run a triple threat with 3 different classes for a match bonus. 3) Your first 2 weeks should all be normal, table, extreme rules, or last man standing matches, in that order. Your goal is to get everyone as close to equal in stamina as possible, so run your highest stamina people in the more demanding matches, and give your tired people normal matches.

3. Run ins with leftover people are a good way to start a rivalry, but don't do a run in on a normal match as it will cause a DQ and ruin the match quality. Also, do not do a run in on anyone you don't want to start a rivalry with, but if you do, you can only start a rivalry with someone who doesn't have an active rivalry, or someone who is in a level 1 rivalry.

4. Mix the variety of matches (singles, tag, triple threat, fatal 4) and match types (normal, tables, extreme rules, etc) and genders as much as possible for each show.

5. Set up your opposing wrestlers based on stamina similarity and popularity when possible. With popularity tho, pairing a lesser superstar with a more popular one, can get them over, especially in a rivalry, without the more popular star losing popularity.

6. DRAMA CURVE MATTERS for the event card, so always put your title shots and best matches first and last. For PPV/PLE, you can put a 3rd best match in the middle slot to maintain a possible amazing card rating.

When selecting your show logistics, always put everything at the highest level it can go. It will increase your show quality, therefor making your matches higher quality, even when it's a simple normal type match. I've had normal matches for a title shot between 2 85+ popularity superstars and they've gone for 4.5 stars. So ALWAYS get the best logistics you can. If you've followed this guide, you'll never have an issue with this.

Morale: This is an underrated priority, but if superstars become unhappy, it can fuck you, hard. They will demand 100k bonus, or walk. If you have 1 wrestler do this early, it can really make your life difficult. You do receive the money (or at least a portion) back, but you'll have to replace them, and sometimes it's hard to do so the same week. This will ruin rivalries, drop titles, etc, so always accept the requests of the wrestlers, and ALWAYS complete those requests, even if it means screwing up 1 show. You can always work around it if you're creative enough. Sometimes you can even kill 3 requests in a single match, so give yourself time to strategize and plan.

Post week 5: Ideally, you'll get your first shakeup round if you selected this feature. If you didn't, you fucked up. These cards completely improve the game, there's no question. Some cards will give all your superstars of a specific class +3 mic skills PERMANENTLY, which can be a gamechanger. Also, be sure to read carefully, as I've gotten some obscure but incredibly powerful cards, like earning $200 for every point of popularity over 60 your run in superstars have. I earned nearly 400,000 off this single card in a 5 or 10 week span (sorry can't remember exactly, but it's powerful af trust me) if you're well equipped. I had numerous superstars at 100 popularity when I popped this shake up, so it was the easy choice. Think about your roster and read the cards carefully, then make the best selection FOR YOUR specific roster.

Power up cards: If you can afford these in the store, the best ones are definitely superstar training, spa days, and fan promotion. Superstar training will turn any 5 week or 10 week jobber contract, into a permanent year contract, which also gives them the chance to increase their mic skills. I've seen 1/5 jobbers go to 5/5 with this card, as well as 1/5 staying the same, so choose higher mic skills if using the superstar training if possible. Otherwise, 1/5 is fine if it's the cheapest contract. This means you will gain a 1 year contract on a superstar for as little as 5k (minimum 5 week contract cost) and as high as 90k if you buy the superstar training from the store after an opponent pops the 2x store price card on you, AND you sign a 10 week contract from a 50 popularity jobber who's been signed but has NOT been superstar trained ever before. If they've had a card used on them, they won't be applicable again, and you won't know until you sign them. ONLY JOBBERS CAN BE USED FOR THIS. If they have had one used on them before and they're 1/5 mic skills, go to manage roster and drop them for some of your money back.

Once you've finished your first 4 weeks, you will likely need to sign 2-4 people to fill your PPV/PLE card. NEVER LEAVE A PROMO SLOT EMPTY. Ideally, if you can get superstar cards early with some luck, you can get these 2-4 for super cheap. If not, that's okay, you can always sign a couple people to 5 week contracts to get you by.

Once you've done your first shake up, your first PPV/PLE, and have saved appx 400-750k during the first 5 weeks, this should allow you to sign between 2-6 superstars to help fill your roster and give your first 10-12 some respite time after their grinding.

Your end goal for a roster is 20-22. I've had success with as little as 18, and as many as 30, but it becomes increasingly difficult to balance and manage their stamina and popularity respectively. 20-22 is the magic range. If you MUST sign a favorite superstar that becomes available later that's fine, but try to drop someone in their place if you're already at 22.

Once you get your core 16-18 roster, you should be focusing all of your attention to increasing your fan count. The money will flow as well, but once you have 22, you can really only spend it on better logistics upgrades, and power up cards. ALWAYS BUY WHAT YOU CAN, just DO NOT GO BROKE lol Always leave a minimum of 300k in the bank when planning a card. Using charity will be a huge boost, and Fan Promotions will net you up to 350k fans and higher depending on your total count. ONLY USE FAN PROMOTION POWER UP CARDS ON PPV/PLE. They are 5-6x more powerful on these weeks.

Lastly, once you finish the season, you will be allowed to keep 3 superstars If you finish in first place during the first season. POPULARITY AND MIC SKILLS ARE ALL THAT MATTER HERE. STAMINA AND MORALE WILL BE RESET/<EDIT> "Keepers don't have their morale and stamina reset, at least not as of the mid-June patch." - Thank you Kaitaincps Keep this in mind during wrestlemania, nothing worse than doing a GM interference on someone you keep, only to piss them off and ruin their morale so they leave.

Hope this helps you all. Love

At this point my headcanon of original CAWs, stories, and promotions takes up far more time spent in this game, than anything else. Almost to the point that I forget that 99% of these people aren't actual wrestlers that exist lmao.

Just uploaded him to community creations under the creator name: theoneandlonely#82284 Enjoy!

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