I'd like to see where all of this leads but clearly the creative team is trying to satisfy the very vocal smark-inspired crowds of late. If yesterday's PPV is any indication, they're 100% behind the guys a large amount of us hold dear (those such as myself excluded). Russev won (if he counts), Barret won, Cesaro won, The SHIELD won, Bray Wyatt won, Paige won, and of course Daniel Bryan won. Personally I think it rings of desperation and is a pathetic attempt to trick a portion of the fanbase (us) into thinking that they are the new priority over all the consumers.
Regardless of my opinion, I think that it can still work as long as the writing finds a way to make the each of the "new bloods" as entertaining as say a Bray Wyatt. At the moment the crowd is picking up the slack left behind by the lack of stellar writing and interesting personas, by getting (somewhat) getting loudly involved in the shows. However, I don't expect the live crowds to continue to do so much of the legwork forever. So I'm hoping for more fleshed-out characters in the future...be it the guys that are excelling beginning to evolve or new guys being brought in.
But anyway, do you think that catering to us over the family-friendly crowd is good business move? Why or why not?
Regardless of my opinion, I think that it can still work as long as the writing finds a way to make the each of the "new bloods" as entertaining as say a Bray Wyatt. At the moment the crowd is picking up the slack left behind by the lack of stellar writing and interesting personas, by getting (somewhat) getting loudly involved in the shows. However, I don't expect the live crowds to continue to do so much of the legwork forever. So I'm hoping for more fleshed-out characters in the future...be it the guys that are excelling beginning to evolve or new guys being brought in.
But anyway, do you think that catering to us over the family-friendly crowd is good business move? Why or why not?
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