WWE '13

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

Originally Posted by 1004 Holds I'm not sure if this is the best place to put this, but here goes. Online Championship Wrestling http://www.ocwfed.com OCW Promotional Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KPVc...layer_embedded OCW Youtube Channel http://www.youtube.com/ocwfedtv OCWFED.com is the single longest running eFed in the world. We've been going since 2005 when we were huddled around our campfires, desperately trying to generate enough electricity to fire up our Playstation 2's. Since then, we've come a long way, and are now recruiting new members for the 2013 season (our 8th full year). What is OCW? OCW stands for Online Championship Wrestling, and we are an Xbox 360 efed - our current game is WWE 12, and moving to WWE '13 upon release. Over the past 8 years, we've become much more than just an efed - we're a family. We've got legends, we've got 8 years worth of storied history, and we've got a community the likes of which other efed's can only imagine. Can I be a real life wrestler in OCW? Absolutely not. We pride ourselves on our imagination, and as such, all current and past CAWs in OCWfed are built from the ground up. They have their own gimmicks, mannerisms, movesets, attires - they are completely unique. Often a user will take inspiration from a real life wrestler, but they mould and shape the character how they see fit. How are shows structured in OCW? We have a weekly "Television" show - OCW Riot (315 episodes and counting), where our storylines and matches take place - supplemented by a monthly Pay Per View event. Unlike other feds, every single match on all of our shows is recorded and uploaded (It's been that way since 2005), meaning that our show is as close to a real life event as you're going to get match wise. On the storytelling front, we tend to use RPs (Roleplaying), where you tell your story in the form of a written script. Not good at writing? Cool - we also cater for guys who want to make video RPs - there are plenty of guys who will help you out with this. When all the content is submitted via our submission area, the show will be posted (Usually a card is posted a week before the show is uploaded). Matches are booked by a GM, but its down to the competitors to hook up to do the match. A show is comprised of a complete five page website, where all the content is available whenever you want it. This process means that, again like other efeds, we have 8 years of content CONSTANTLY available, and ready for you to watch. You can see all of this content here: http://www.ocwfed.com/forum/archive.php or http://www.ocwfed.com/forum/ppv.php Are there any rules in OCW? We operate a "Fair Play Rules" policy which is backed up by a three strikes and you're out protocol. FPR isn't as strict as it once was, but there are some key things you have to keep in mind when playing an OCW match. Firstly, your CAW must be 82 OVR and have no stats over 85. The next (and pretty much final rule) is respect your opponent. No constant running moves, hacks, standing over them so they can't get up. Reversing might be easy in this game, but thats no reason for you to constantly rush your opponent. How do I join OCW? Easy! Get yourself a copy of WWE 12 (13 when it arrives), an Xbox 360 and a gold membership- head to http://www.ocwfed.com/ and register for an account. There is a process whereby you will be evaluated (In order to keep undesirable players out). To speed this up, you can play "Dark Matches" with other members, and if you're not one of those undesirables, you'll become a full member of the roster. It's as simple as that. When you arrive though, its important to understand that you won't be OCW champion in a week. Just like real life, you have to earn your spot - prove yourself against the best. We're waiting to hear from you - so get yourself over to OCWFED.COM right now and make a name for yourself in the longest running eWrestling company on the planet. We don't claim ownership of any of the ingame stuff, obviously it's all THQ's sterling work

Do you guys broadcast over Justintv? If I was actually good at playing online I'd think about joining. Probably not.