Exactly right! :) As far as the defaults I try to consider the era of the edit, as that say AJ Styles in one game may be weaker in that time frame say than AJ currently.

Absolutely. Sure, Jay Lethal or Cody Rhodes may not be as dominant as say Okada, but they have both wrestled him and put up a serious effort. I use the same range, usually maxed out around 150 for indie guys, but often in the 110-130 range. Looking at Sting and Scott Hall's defaults, they are both around 160. That should mean something when crafting edits. Should this edit be more powerful than Sting? I think not, in most cases.

Yeah, I tend to keep my indie guys from 100-160, and jobbers less than 100... mainly since said indie guys I work with wrestle many of the "names" and the skill level can be almost the same...and said indie guys do guest work for the bigger feds or wind up being recruited there. For example, Derek Neal is currently doing Future of Honor and I've been on shows with him for years.

Oh, for sure. I keep the point allocation in line with the Fire Pro defaults. I've seen some incredibly high point Edits as well, which is one reason I stick to my own.

I ask cuz I do run into some edit makers who have guys at 200+ points who are on shows smaller than RoH or at least the same size.

No problem about the theme.

144 points. I don't usually post points because logic settings and moves are far more important in terms of edit power.

How many points?

Hey, thanks. Sorry but I usually use one theme for teams or stables. Makes it easier for me to save themes and also I usually play/sim tag matches over singles.

Nice! Could you possibly rename the music file for the brothers since they have different themes when they wrestle as singles. Nice job.