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clearly three different things

-be the top guys

-make an impact

-rule the show

Mr. Dashing wrote:clearly three different things

-be the top guys

-make an impact

-rule the show

Why do you make an impact? Is it to.... Gee, I dunno........... be top guys?

smh

Ausy wrote:

Mr. Dashing wrote:clearly three different things

-be the top guys

-make an impact

-rule the show

Why do you make an impact? Is it to.... Gee, I dunno........... be top guys?

Not necessarily, they spent their career going after the top guys, trying to bring them down. Like rabid dogs that have been caged for far too long, they literally only wanted to destroy.

The characters in Kliq are all different than the characters in RISE. It's about the unique combination of personalities that make different stables so unique and interesting.

Mr. Dashing wrote:Then you have a faction like RISE

Literally quoted yourself at me saying they had no story.

Mr. Dashing wrote:Well I'd say it's different in that it's three of the biggest stars in CMV coming together to rule Genesis as THE top guys, not allowing anyone to stand between them and continued greatness

I've already said multiple times that my biggest issue with this one in particular is that Luger is the top guy when it should be Xander but instead you've got him in the "Orton Evolution role" which annoys me even more because you literally have Orton with a B as your 3rd member but whatever. It's dumb to me and "is literally just big names thrown together and isn't natural" and yeah I agree. Doesn't make a whole bunch of sense.

Mr. Dashing wrote:Then you've got a power group that I'd hardly call a stable in Lineage, they're just Schmidty's yes-men.

A power group to me is just another way of saying a stable. Plus ignoring all the other guys there was literally Shcdimty as the main man with his two monsters helping him while also ripping apart the tag division for months. They were a stable.

Mr. Dashing wrote:clearly three different things

-be the top guys

-make an impact

-rule the show

Why does anyone want to make an impact? To be top guys. What do top guys do/want to do? Rule the show.

No matter the spin you want to put on the story that they apparently don't have, this is where there are and what they're doing now. Take down the top guys to be the top guys.

Mr. Dashing wrote:As for stables in general, they're literally a team + one other guy most of the time, an alliance, why the disgust for them and not tag teams that often share similar storylines?

Don't get me wrong I don't like recycled storylines at all, stable or tag team but it's not the same situation here. These huge stable storylines that your always pushing have the same general spins on them all the time. Last year the biggest story in this half of cmv was literally the cmv civil war. A big bad stable running the show, not completely unlike what Schmidty just did, and a bunch of people who didn't like that which funny enough, was spearheaded by Divine. Dunno how Xgen came about or what their goals were exactly since I wasn't here but I'd get there are a hell of a lot of similarities between them and a few of today's stables or ones of the very recent past. Like the very core of cmv appears to be built on stables and that's your go-to thing whenever you wanna create a story.

Matthew wrote:The characters in Kliq are all different than the characters in RISE. It's about the unique combination of personalities that make different stables so unique and interesting.

Yeah you're right, the characters themselves are usually pretty interesting and it can be cool to see how they themselves act but more often than not, they overall goal of a big stable with a story is always more or less the same.

Now I'm fucking tired and I think I covered everything there, leave it be. Dennis you're stupid and your (Batmans) stables are bland. People are welcome to disagree which is fair enough, you do you.

But then couldn't you say the goal of every feud literally ever was to eventually be a top guy? That's wrestling. No matter the spin on a feud it's "I want to win"

A stable surrounded by yes men all worshiping the one man who managed to slither his way to power in just a couple months bland? nah, sorry honey.

Well, no.

The Undertaker vs Kane had nothing to do with position on the card.

Edge vs Matt Hardy had nothing to do with position on the card.

Cody Rhodes vs Rey Mysterio had nothing to do with position on the card.

Mmm but in the end it came down to let's fight and I want to beat you up, and also, after those feuds hey guess what they more or less moved up the card.

Mr. Dashing wrote:Mmm but in the end it came down to let's fight and I want to beat you up, and also, after those feuds hey guess what they more or less moved up the card.

................but that isn't what you said. The result of the feud is not the motivation in them. You are impossibly bad at this.