A Superstar's or Diva's results in the ring over time, will add up and impact their performance in the present. Pretty cool, eh? Using our new Create-An-Arena feature, you can now create your own show. The possibilities are endless. You're welcome. WWE Universe 2. Share Tweet Share. Newest Best Popular Newest Oldest. Log in with.
Loading comment The comment will be refreshed after Be the first to comment. I think it takes 6 weeks but my superstar got injured 16 weeks ago so im not shure User Info: master Accepted Answer.
The only way of getting them back is if they have a title ones defended eg. Top Voted Answer. Just keep playing on Universe mode.
After some time that superstar will return to full health. Other Answers. User Info: hh2news. I think it's definitely random. And Universe will continue to book them sometimes as I had Ezekiel Jackson get injured but he continued on every week. I had Vader make his return and win the hardcore title. Every time he defended the title he would make them think twice about challanging again. If I have plans for someone in my universe and the stretcher scene starts playing, I immediately turn the game off!
Maybe a cheat but it's MY universe! For instance, I did that with Dolph when he got injured night after Royal Rumble, but I'm planning a big face turn at WM so didn't want to ruin it! On the flip side, I brought Rey back at the Rumble after his current real life injury, n he was injured within 2 weeks, so as I didn't have firm plans for him, I just let Universe play it out!
I think that it depends how much the person is being used and the attributes such as Resiliency. I've never had these ridiculous injury numbers. The most I've had injured at the same time is 3 people, and that's currently. I tried for ages before I gave up playing for a month and again many times recently but no matter what I try, I can't unlock that stupid injury achievement.
I spent 45 minutes literally hitting the limb targeting chop block move against a CAW with no abilities and attributes as low as they can go but still nothing. FirePro Returns SD! Archived This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. His injury cost him four months as he successfully underwent shoulder surgery and returned to action in Perhaps the most renegade, and rebellious superstar of the 'Attitude Era', Stone Cold Steve Austin was a blue-collar, yet tenacious athlete.
The Texas Rattlesnake was highly successful, having won the WWE championship six times, and winning the , and Royal Rumbles. Austin burst onto the scene in the mids as a anti-authority icon, constantly getting under Vince McMahon's skin with stunts such as driving a Zamboni into a ring to spray beer all over McMahon and The Rock, filling Mr. McMahon's Corvette up with concrete, making a special visit to him in the hospital to knock him silly with a bedpan.
Austin is regarded by many as the most popular superstar in modern WWE history. He prematurely retired from the ring in after several injuries to his knees and neck. Perhaps the strongest man in all of sports entertainment, Mark Henry is a beast of a man and a beast in the ring. Listed at 6'4 and almost pounds, he is a lot for any wrestler to handle, let alone pin on the mat. His injury occurred in , when he tore a quadriceps muscle and was shelved for over a year. His major injuries and time off came in Backlash , when after a match against Vince and Shane McMahon, he was diagnosed to have a damaged rotator cuff and the injury required surgery in late , and he would be out until the middle of One of the most creative and showman type of wrestler in his time, Shawn Michaels was definitely ahead of his time.
Shawn's injuries over a career that lasted from until were mostly to his knees and back. He had surgery after Wrestlemania 13 to repair knee ligaments, and then was injured again when he took a back body drop from The Undertaker and hit the outside of the casket, causing him to crush one disk in his back and herniate two others. He then required another knee surgery after being punted in the head by Randy Orton, with the cover-up for the time off being that he had a concussion.
Shawn Michaels retired permanently from ring competition in , but has still been serving in a non-wrestling capacity and he will be remembered as another one of the great stars that made WWE what it is today. When you read this slideshow, there were only 11 names on it. Well, after substantial commentary from my readers, it was obvious I missed the one people call The Undertaker.
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