Today’s Update: Better Show Reports, Mod Support & Editor Improvements
**Show Reports & Booking Feedback**
- Added detailed breakdowns showing what contributed to match and overall show ratings. - Added practical booking advice to help improve your next event. - Show reports now display popularity, morale and storyline changes. - New detailed reports are saved with completed events. Older reports retain their original results.
**Update Mods Without Starting Again**
- Added support for importing supported mod updates into an existing career. - Preview changes and choose what to apply before updating. - Backups protect your progress, with the option to restore a backup as a separate save. - Added **My Mods** to manage installed worlds, Workshop content and available updates.
**PPV Contracts**
- Added dedicated **Buy Price** and **Broadcaster Cut (%)** settings. - PPV contract revenue is calculated from buys and price, with the broadcaster’s percentage deducted. - PPV contracts no longer use weekly-TV-style monthly payments.
**Championship & Staff Editor**
- Championship editing now has separate **General Info**, **Rules** and **Lineage** tabs. - Added championship lineage spreadsheet import and export, with one reign per row. - Added missing manager fields to Staff CSV support, including alignment, archetype, mic skills, charisma, presence, interference, client care and profile description.
**Event Artwork & Workshop**
- Refreshed the event image picker to better match the game. - Added image search, captions and clearer Workshop controls.
**Fixes**
- Fixed missing logos on available TV contracts that share artwork with signed contracts. - Fixed free-agent sponsorships appearing in the editor but missing from the in-game market. - Signing one offer no longer hides separate contracts sharing the same name or logo. - Preserved active status and payment history for older accepted contracts when loading existing careers.
Thanks to everyone reporting issues and building mods—your feedback helps shape these updates!
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