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Post by Hazza on Sept 7, 2018 1:30:48 GMT -5
I know it says what a wrestlers finisher is but it doesn't give you a description about it. Which makes me think. What are some of the finishers. It is obvious with juan tijuana's flying forearm but with others it's not that simple.
Some I'm stuck with are:
Red Pirate Rogers (Swashbuckler)
Ace of Spades (Royal Flush)
Valley Girl (Chill Pill)
Insectoids (Cootie Shuffle)
Here are just a few (I might ask more).
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Post by jimbob on Sept 7, 2018 2:56:21 GMT -5
its a game of imagination, let the finishers be whatever you want them to be.
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Post by Ace of Spades on Sept 7, 2018 8:22:12 GMT -5
I assure you, the Royal Flush is as devastating as you thing it is.
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Post by branana06 on Sept 7, 2018 8:23:28 GMT -5
I assure you, the Royal Flush is as devastating as you thing it is. *Think* and somehow i knew you would say that. |
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Post by Thumper Moore III on Sept 7, 2018 8:42:39 GMT -5
The Last Crusade is an amazing maneuver as well. It’s kind of a flippy thing, except when it’s done out of a tie up, which takes the flippy part out. It’s a high risk move, again, except in certain situations where it’s done in a low risk way. It sort of resembles a hybrid stunner/dragon suplex/diving headbutt/shooting star press/jackhammer, depending on the situation. It’s really hard to describe— you just have to see it.
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Post by Ace of Spades on Sept 7, 2018 9:34:48 GMT -5
I assure you, the Royal Flush is as devastating as you thing it is. *Think* and somehow i knew you would say that. I refreshed the page, saw the typo, and went to fix it. I AM TOO LATE. |
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Post by Ace of Spades on Sept 7, 2018 9:35:27 GMT -5
The Last Crusade is an amazing maneuver as well. It’s kind of a flippy thing, except when it’s done out of a tie up, which takes the flippy part out. It’s a high risk move, again, except in certain situations where it’s done in a low risk way. It sort of resembles a hybrid stunner/dragon suplex/diving headbutt/shooting star press/jackhammer, depending on the situation. It’s really hard to describe— you just have to see it. Did you come up with that? If so, I'd like to steal it for real life conversations. <3. |
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Post by Thumper Moore III on Sept 7, 2018 10:25:26 GMT -5
The Last Crusade is an amazing maneuver as well. It’s kind of a flippy thing, except when it’s done out of a tie up, which takes the flippy part out. It’s a high risk move, again, except in certain situations where it’s done in a low risk way. It sort of resembles a hybrid stunner/dragon suplex/diving headbutt/shooting star press/jackhammer, depending on the situation. It’s really hard to describe— you just have to see it. Did you come up with that? If so, I'd like to steal it for real life conversations. <3. Feel free to steal. My inspiration was Peyton Manning’s explanation of what “Omaha” meant. |
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Post by scarlettbandit on Sept 10, 2018 1:58:34 GMT -5
Given that Kenny King uses an F-5 and called it the Royal Flush, I felt that Ace of Spades did the same.
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Post by canadianwolfe on Sept 10, 2018 19:01:59 GMT -5
I know it says what a wrestlers finisher is but it doesn't give you a description about it. Which makes me think. What are some of the finishers. It is obvious with juan tijuana's flying forearm but with others it's not that simple. Some I'm stuck with are: Red Pirate Rogers (Swashbuckler) Ace of Spades (Royal Flush) Valley Girl (Chill Pill) Insectoids (Cootie Shuffle) Here are just a few (I might ask more). Swashbuckler has to be a flying move, possibly a springboard move, or a standing moonsault/shooting star press Royal Flush is an Ace Crusher/Diamond Cutter/RKO Not sure the wording of Chill Pill or Cootie Shuffle so I'd have to book them to win so I could see what the text says |
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Post by Syrius Krash on Sept 10, 2018 23:31:56 GMT -5
I know it says what a wrestlers finisher is but it doesn't give you a description about it. Which makes me think. What are some of the finishers. It is obvious with juan tijuana's flying forearm but with others it's not that simple. Some I'm stuck with are: Red Pirate Rogers (Swashbuckler) Ace of Spades (Royal Flush) Valley Girl (Chill Pill) Insectoids (Cootie Shuffle) Here are just a few (I might ask more). Swashbuckler has to be a flying move, possibly a springboard move, or a standing moonsault/shooting star press Royal Flush is an Ace Crusher/Diamond Cutter/RKO Not sure the wording of Chill Pill or Cootie Shuffle so I'd have to book them to win so I could see what the text says Cootie Shuffle feels like a joke type finisher like The Worm Chill Pill has no description what so ever, but I'd imagine it's something of a knockout blow, making the opponent "chill". |
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Post by BigDaddyBeast on Sept 11, 2018 20:27:23 GMT -5
I know it says what a wrestlers finisher is but it doesn't give you a description about it. Which makes me think. What are some of the finishers. It is obvious with juan tijuana's flying forearm but with others it's not that simple. Some I'm stuck with are: Red Pirate Rogers (Swashbuckler) Ace of Spades (Royal Flush) Valley Girl (Chill Pill) Insectoids (Cootie Shuffle) Here are just a few (I might ask more). Swashbuckler has to be a flying move, possibly a springboard move, or a standing moonsault/shooting star press Royal Flush is an Ace Crusher/Diamond Cutter/RKO Not sure the wording of Chill Pill or Cootie Shuffle so I'd have to book them to win so I could see what the text says I imagined about the same for the RF, but sitting out (Stunner) instead. The Cootie Shuffle is probably a superkick or bionic elbow type move with a shuffle preceding the move...superkick going by the users. |
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Post by Magnifico jr. on Sept 12, 2018 0:07:15 GMT -5
I already image the Royal flush is a fire man's Carry turned in to a cutter
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Post by canadianwolfe on Sept 12, 2018 12:33:13 GMT -5
I already image the Royal flush is a fire man's Carry turned in to a cutter Test's TKO! Sick move. |
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Post by ironmask on Mar 12, 2019 20:39:46 GMT -5
For me, the Chill Pill is a Roundhouse Kick, similar to Aleister Black's Black Mass, and the Cootie Shuffle was a type of a flipping running cutter, with the insectoids coming from the back, jumping/flipping and connecting the cutter (in WWE games this move is called Throwback)
PS: This thread is so cool, lets keep it alive
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