Alter Egos & Booking Update
Alter Egos, Match Rules & Interface Update
- Alter egos can now have their own portrait or use the wrestler’s regular portrait.
- You can create, edit, remove, and activate alter egos directly from a wrestler’s profile.
- Active alter egos now update the wrestler’s name, portrait, and identity across the roster.
- Roster cards clearly identify when a wrestler is using an alter ego.
- Belt & Avatar Edit mode now lets you click the smaller identity portrait to make it the main roster photo.
- You can choose a wrestler’s regular identity or alter ego when booking matches and promos.
- Storylines can use specific alter egos for their participants.
- Auto Book, Booker’s Pick, and automated writers now recognize and preserve active and storyline alter egos.
- Watch Show, dialogue, results, ratings, recaps, and show history now display booked alter egos correctly.
- Workers can now have individual city popularity overrides in the World Editor.
- Cities inherit regional popularity until a custom city value is added.
- Local performances can raise or lower a wrestler’s popularity in individual cities.
- Match types can now use exact participant counts or minimum and maximum participant ranges.
- Added elimination rules and a ready-made three-way elimination match option.
- Newly scheduled house shows now appear on the Calendar immediately.
- Blank and default worlds now keep their custom name, selected era, and authored content after saving, closing, and reopening the World Editor—even when the world is still empty.
- Fixed the small screen movement that could happen when calendar advancing finished.
- Removed unintended horizontal scrollbars from standard popups.
- Fixed the duplicate dropdown arrow on the Segment Editor’s Quick Setup control.
- Removed duplicate browser tooltips from roster editing controls.
- Fixed the runtime version stamp overlapping buttons and other screen content.
- Fixed the LIVE news ticker clipping its first headline.
- Empty booking cards and unavailable TV War estimates no longer show misleading projections.