pokajabba

Feb 24 2014, 09:47:28 PM

Which bits did they edit exactly?

Spideynerd

Feb 25 2014, 01:22:05 AM

Are you logged in? That's the only thing I could possibly think of... That or it is just acting up. I have Chrome, but haven't even tried watching it on my computer since shortly after I got it. I went straight to downloading the app on my PS3, and started watching it there.

The_Dude

Feb 24 2014, 08:57:04 PM

Midnight Storm

Feb 24 2014, 08:47:56 PM

The_Dude

Feb 24 2014, 08:40:32 PM

Anything worth watching on the Raw Preshow?

Flair was Flair, and pretty much buried Kofi.

What did he say?

Also, KOTR died right as Hulk-Yoko was getting started.

I'll say this, though, I actually like Bret-Perfect from KOTR more than their more famous Summerslam encounter. It's kind of like Punk-Cena, IMO. Summerslam and MITB have those intangibles, but I just love the details of the KOTR match.

slick14805

Feb 25 2014, 01:25:32 AM

Spideynerd

Feb 25 2014, 01:22:05 AM

Are you logged in? That's the only thing I could possibly think of... That or it is just acting up. I have Chrome, but haven't even tried watching it on my computer since shortly after I got it. I went straight to downloading the app on my PS3, and started watching it there.

yeah I'm loged in, but it still doesn't think I bought the network. Can you do me a favor and try using it on your google chrome browser? Let me know what happens. Costumer service was useless and just told me to use Internet Explorer lol.

Spideynerd

Feb 25 2014, 01:59:04 AM

slick14805

Feb 25 2014, 01:25:32 AM

Spideynerd

Feb 25 2014, 01:22:05 AM

Are you logged in? That's the only thing I could possibly think of... That or it is just acting up. I have Chrome, but haven't even tried watching it on my computer since shortly after I got it. I went straight to downloading the app on my PS3, and started watching it there.

yeah I'm loged in, but it still doesn't think I bought the network. Can you do me a favor and try using it on your google chrome browser? Let me know what happens. Costumer service was useless and just told me to use Internet Explorer lol.

It worked just fine for me. So I'm not really sure what the problem would be for you.

Quote:

 

Yes, you’re getting pay-per-views at a much lower price. But because each pay-per-view now comes as part of the package, they no longer have to sell themselves on their own merits. In other words, I’ve committed to ordering every disappointing pay-per-view event that WWE puts out this year at a reduced rate because I want to watch their old shows.

By all accounts, April’s WrestleMania XXX is going to be a dump. The top matches have either been announced or are rapidly establishing themselves: Randy Orton versus Batista for the championship, Undertaker versus Brock Lesnar, John Cena versus Bray Wyatt, and Daniel Bryan versus Triple H. Each match is a disappointment when compared to other choices that WWE could have made. There’s no way that I’d pony up the old pay-per-view charge of $60 to watch this parade of flawed visions and missed opportunities, but I would happily pay $60 for six months of unlimited access to the more compelling WrestleManias of past years. The frustrating current product can therefore sustain itself on our nostalgia for the archive.

JML

Feb 25 2014, 07:03:46 PM

Different perspective on the WWE Network from Vice:

http://www.vice.com/read/how-wwe-really-killed-wrestling-the-wwe-network

The guy's main point is that with people locked into 6+ month contracts, WWE won't be as motivated to put together cards that their fans actually want to see since they'll be getting their money either way.

Quote:

 

Yes, you’re getting pay-per-views at a much lower price. But because each pay-per-view now comes as part of the package, they no longer have to sell themselves on their own merits. In other words, I’ve committed to ordering every disappointing pay-per-view event that WWE puts out this year at a reduced rate because I want to watch their old shows.

By all accounts, April’s WrestleMania XXX is going to be a dump. The top matches have either been announced or are rapidly establishing themselves: Randy Orton versus Batista for the championship, Undertaker versus Brock Lesnar, John Cena versus Bray Wyatt, and Daniel Bryan versus Triple H. Each match is a disappointment when compared to other choices that WWE could have made. There’s no way that I’d pony up the old pay-per-view charge of $60 to watch this parade of flawed visions and missed opportunities, but I would happily pay $60 for six months of unlimited access to the more compelling WrestleManias of past years. The frustrating current product can therefore sustain itself on our nostalgia for the archive.

Thoughts?

pokajabba

Feb 25 2014, 07:37:24 PM

Makes you wonder what might happen once most Network members have watched almost every PPV on offer. Obviously it will be a long, long time to wait before it gets to that point, but there will come a time where people want more quality entertainment. Which is a reason why WWE would be stupid to follow through with this logic if they don't want this to bite them on the a$$ later down the line.

pokajabba

Feb 25 2014, 07:37:24 PM

Makes you wonder what might happen once most Network members have watched almost every PPV on offer. Obviously it will be a long, long time to wait before it gets to that point, but there will come a time where people want more quality entertainment.