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First of all for all you n00bs:
1. Find tutorials on how to mod the game yourself.
2. Ask questions to get help here.
<big><big>This is the thread for The Official OSR Legends patch.
</big></big>
This will be a cooperation work and all members of OSR will have potential to participate. Main contributors and updaters of this post will be me, MaiCue and 80las. Arjun will also be a main contributor. Sign up in this topic if you're interested in participating.
The goal is a total conversion of SVR into a complete legends game.
All characters will have:
- Character models for ingame and entrance.
- Updated attributes to balance the game play better.
- Updated movesets with hacked moves.
- Selection pictures (when possible).
- Entrance music.
- Titantrons or classic WWF logo?
The moves of the game will have updated names to more easily find what is what in the editor.
The game will have new old school arenas.
The game will have new start screen, and menu screens.
The game should have new brands and selection menus.
The game should have new title belts.
When the base patch is ready (all files of the game), classic Create-A-Story saves could be released for the patch. Things like "Hulk Hogans WrestleMania history", "The Undertaker streak" and things like that.
My suggestion is that we start out by filling spots for the game with those legend models that have been in the series from 2006-2011 (they could be texture modded for better attires and face/body textures though). That way we will ensure the quality of the mod to be as high as possible by keeping "real models" in the game.
The rest of the spots should be chosen from all the fantastic model conversions done by members of this forum.
To make sure we get as many characters as possible the number of alternate attires should be kept to a minimum to begin with atleast.
Isn't working together nice?
:toast:
<big><big>The progress:</big></big>
This is info to those of you who got the editor link.
You are now very welcome to start editing.
Start by using the red slots that have the 1 average.
I will mark characters that does not have finished movesets with an asterisk.
Missing stats will be easy to see.
However, so that the stats does not get very strange when done by different people I will have to post the stats system.
First, for those of you that want to do stats, read this article: http://s4.zetaboards.com/Old_Skool_Reunion?topic=9446179/
Second, 2010 is much faster than WWE12 so I think our speed stat should be in the interval 5-55 to get realistic speed out of the characters.
I'm gonna work more on this to try to get better gameplay. Feel free to join in the discussion.
<big><big>Editing guide lines:</big></big>
We will mark what is left to do on a wrestler.
After modding a wrestler remove this before their short name in brackets:
E: Entrance model missing
R: Ring model missing
I: Images missing
S: Stats (names+attributes) missing
M: Moveset missing
Examples:
[IM]Hulk Hogan - images and moveset left to do on Hulk Hogan.
[ERIS]Ultimate Warrior - character models(entrance+ring), images and stats missing for Ultimate Warrior.
When nothing is left, remove the empty brackets and the character is completed.
When adding a new character write his name and use brackets for all that still needs to be done.
Example:
[ERISM]Arn Anderson - Only name added, rest needs to be done...
Stat editing:
Here are the article suggestions converted to 2010 stats:
Strike Power
Strikers (Superstars known for their striking ability like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan): 65-60
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 60-50
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 50-30
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 30-20
Grapple Power
Monsters and Power Houses (Superstars known for their strength like Mark Henry and Big Show): 65-60
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 60-50
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 50-30
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 30-20
Submission
Submission Experts (Superstars known for ending matches with a submission like Alberto Del Rio and Daniel Bryan): 90-100
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 90-80
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 80-65
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 65-50
Technique (Defense - how easy to reverse)
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 90-80
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 80-65
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 65-50
Speed
Luchadors and Cruiserweights (Superstars like Sin Cara and Evan Bourne): 60-55
Fast Heavyweights (Superstars like Kofi Kingston and CM Punk): 55-50
Regular Heavyweights (Superstars like William Regal and HHH): 50-35
Big Men that move well (Superstars like Husky Harris and Kane): 35-25
Slow Monsters (Superstars like Mark Henry and Big Show): 25-5
Stamina/durability
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 100-90
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 90-75
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 75-60
Announcers and others that are knocked out with few moves (managers/announcers): 60-5
Charisma
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 85-75
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 75-60
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 60-50
1. Find tutorials on how to mod the game yourself.
2. Ask questions to get help here.
<big><big>This is the thread for The Official OSR Legends patch.
</big></big>
This will be a cooperation work and all members of OSR will have potential to participate. Main contributors and updaters of this post will be me, MaiCue and 80las. Arjun will also be a main contributor. Sign up in this topic if you're interested in participating.
The goal is a total conversion of SVR into a complete legends game.
All characters will have:
- Character models for ingame and entrance.
- Updated attributes to balance the game play better.
- Updated movesets with hacked moves.
- Selection pictures (when possible).
- Entrance music.
- Titantrons or classic WWF logo?
The moves of the game will have updated names to more easily find what is what in the editor.
The game will have new old school arenas.
The game will have new start screen, and menu screens.
The game should have new brands and selection menus.
The game should have new title belts.
When the base patch is ready (all files of the game), classic Create-A-Story saves could be released for the patch. Things like "Hulk Hogans WrestleMania history", "The Undertaker streak" and things like that.
My suggestion is that we start out by filling spots for the game with those legend models that have been in the series from 2006-2011 (they could be texture modded for better attires and face/body textures though). That way we will ensure the quality of the mod to be as high as possible by keeping "real models" in the game.
The rest of the spots should be chosen from all the fantastic model conversions done by members of this forum.
To make sure we get as many characters as possible the number of alternate attires should be kept to a minimum to begin with atleast.
Isn't working together nice?
:toast:
<big><big>The progress:</big></big>
This is info to those of you who got the editor link.
You are now very welcome to start editing.
Start by using the red slots that have the 1 average.
I will mark characters that does not have finished movesets with an asterisk.
Missing stats will be easy to see.
However, so that the stats does not get very strange when done by different people I will have to post the stats system.
First, for those of you that want to do stats, read this article: http://s4.zetaboards.com/Old_Skool_Reunion?topic=9446179/
Second, 2010 is much faster than WWE12 so I think our speed stat should be in the interval 5-55 to get realistic speed out of the characters.
I'm gonna work more on this to try to get better gameplay. Feel free to join in the discussion.
<big><big>Editing guide lines:</big></big>
We will mark what is left to do on a wrestler.
After modding a wrestler remove this before their short name in brackets:
E: Entrance model missing
R: Ring model missing
I: Images missing
S: Stats (names+attributes) missing
M: Moveset missing
Examples:
[IM]Hulk Hogan - images and moveset left to do on Hulk Hogan.
[ERIS]Ultimate Warrior - character models(entrance+ring), images and stats missing for Ultimate Warrior.
When nothing is left, remove the empty brackets and the character is completed.
When adding a new character write his name and use brackets for all that still needs to be done.
Example:
[ERISM]Arn Anderson - Only name added, rest needs to be done...
Stat editing:
Here are the article suggestions converted to 2010 stats:
Strike Power
Strikers (Superstars known for their striking ability like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan): 65-60
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 60-50
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 50-30
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 30-20
Grapple Power
Monsters and Power Houses (Superstars known for their strength like Mark Henry and Big Show): 65-60
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 60-50
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 50-30
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 30-20
Submission
Submission Experts (Superstars known for ending matches with a submission like Alberto Del Rio and Daniel Bryan): 90-100
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 90-80
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 80-65
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 65-50
Technique (Defense - how easy to reverse)
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 90-80
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 80-65
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 65-50
Speed
Luchadors and Cruiserweights (Superstars like Sin Cara and Evan Bourne): 60-55
Fast Heavyweights (Superstars like Kofi Kingston and CM Punk): 55-50
Regular Heavyweights (Superstars like William Regal and HHH): 50-35
Big Men that move well (Superstars like Husky Harris and Kane): 35-25
Slow Monsters (Superstars like Mark Henry and Big Show): 25-5
Stamina/durability
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 100-90
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 90-75
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 75-60
Announcers and others that are knocked out with few moves (managers/announcers): 60-5
Charisma
Main Eventer (Superstars that headline big shows like John Cena): 85-75
Mid Carder (Superstars who compete for lower titles and are sometimes involved in story lines like Kofi Kingston): 75-60
Jobber (Superstars that rarely win and are used to make other superstars look better like Husky Harris): 60-50
