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A Resolution

Last week, I uploaded a post detailing my thoughts and plans relating to WWE 2k18. You can find that post here. In it, I discussed my problems with the original run of Henry's Universe Mode, and my subsequent plans for the new game, including The Revolution. Since then, I've been working on what I want to do next, and I've also gotten my hands on the game, and been working on there as well. And, after hours of work, thinking and planning, I've made my decision.


Henry's Universe Mode will return later this month. In the end, it was simply easier for me to stay the course, and continue to develop the world that I spent over a year and a half creating. I've not planned to make any huge changes to the series, at least content wise. We'll be starting in September 2017, with the fallout from Summerslam. I've decided to go back to dual-branded, once a month pay-per-views, as I feel it gives them more purpose. No Mercy will be the first pay-per-view back for Henry's Universe Mode, taking place on September 24th.


Although the content will stay mostly the same, my rate of uploading will probably change. I most likely will not be uploading three shows a week; some gamers can stick to that kind of schedule, and more power to them, but I cannot. My only promise is that the shows will be put out, and I will do my best to make sure they are the highest quality I can provide. I don't know specifically when the first episode of Raw will be posted, but I expect sometime next week.


That's all for now. I've already been hard at work to implement the rosters and characters that I've written into the game, and I'm close to being finished. I hope you're excited for the return of Henry's Universe Mode, and join me again tomorrow for my next South Park episode review.

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