Overrated? I think you mean overrused, am I correct? If so, not at all. It's a good way to generate heat, but indeed, it may be wise to build the character more so that you don't have to resort to using such tactics. Case in point, if you're a Heel that uses cheap heat, I don't consider that Heel to be great at all. (like Edge)
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And DC, I agree on you on most parts. Most new members seem very immature, Hell knows why.
It is not so much marturity, but just stupidity and common sense that gets me. I may get on my high horse here but is it not common sense to actually follow the rules of a specific forum? It seems too much for some people. I'm all for BTB being a fun place, but lines have to be drawn in the sand somewhere, which is why rules were created in the first place.
Is it overrated to have a heel play off the location for heat?
Definantly not. In real life if a heel talks about my hometown sports teams I would be upset and boo. I think its the perfect way to draw heat, and its usually a funny read too.
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I like that sort of cheap heat ... if you would play on say a Basketball or American Footballs team poor recent history it's funny. But as WCW said I wouldn't build a guy round because well it's cheap heat.
Depends, Since WWE are touring Aus soon and lets say in the Sydney tour they ripped hard on the Sydney Swans i would cheer because i hate them, But then again theirs a lot of rugby fans in Sydney so they might cheer also, It works best if that city only has 1-2 sport teams IMO.
BTB Discussion Thread - May 2008
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