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   >>>>>         Contrast with booked.  Compare with diced, simmed.   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Heel - a bad guy wrestler.  Contrast with face.   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Job -     In the broadest sense, to lose.  In a narrower   
   sense, to   
   >>>>>         lose to another wrestler in order to get that wrestler or   
   >>>>>         an angle over (see Over).  Often used to mean losing   
   badly,   
   >>>>>         as in "The entire WCW was jobbed to Hogan."   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Original Wrestler - a wrestler which is created out of whole   
   >>>>>         cloth by the player.  Not a Real Wrestler.  See   
   >>>>>         Real Wrestler.   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Over - working, accepted by the crowd (where "crowd" in e-   
   >>>>> wrestling   
   >>>>>         usually means the other players).  A face is over if the   
   >>>>>         crowd cheers, a heel is over if the crowd boos.   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Real Wrestler - a character based wholly on an existing wrestler   
   >>>>>         in real life, eg. Ric Flair.  Most real wrestler feds   
   >>>>>         tend to be computer-simmed, possibly because many   
   >>>>>         computer-sims have Real Wrestler profiles as part of   
   >>>>>         the package.  See Original Wrestler   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Rules-Based - (thanks to Francois-Dominic Laramee for the   
   >>>>>         coinage of this term).  A rules based fed is a   
   >>>>>         gamed fed where the rules are known to the players.   
   >>>>>         Note that most diced feds are rules-based, but that   
   >>>>>         they don't have to be.  Note also that most   
   >>>>>         computer-simmed feds are not rules based, but   
   >>>>>         that they could be.   
   >>>>>   
   >>>>>     Simmed - Usually refers to a type of fed where a complicated   
   >>>>>         computer game is used to resolve matches (eg. TNM, WLS).   
   >>>>>         The important feature of this type of fed is that   
   >>>>>         the match resolution is a "black box".  The players   
   >>>>>         have no idea of the underlying mechanics which   
   >>>>>         govern the match resolution.  Contrast with booked.   
   >>>>>         Compare with diced, gamed, rules-based.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> Thank you Jeff.   
   >>>>   
   >>> want me to redact it   
   >>   
   >> What's this latest bit about, I must have missed something.   
   >   
   > why did emmett apologise   
      
   Because Puppy couldn't follow the same advice he gave to Emmett.   
      
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