Dat “universe” mode. Just wanna be able to open up a calendar and assign events to whatever dates I choose. Once I get the event on the books, I can start assigning fighters to the event. Once a fighter is booked to an event, he cannot be booked to another until the one he’s already been assigned to has been completed. On top of that, the outcome of the match flows into the characters record as are all subsequent fights he’s assigned to. I’d like a clear history of who they’ve fought and the manner in which it ended and whether or not they received a performance bonus. Also, there should be some carry over damage/fatigue methodology. Say you have Conor fight 4/1/18 and he kayo’s Aldo in 13 seconds. If you want to assign him to a card 2 weeks later, then he’ll be 100% ready. Lets say that Conor-Aldo fight is a 5 round grind. The fatigue and damage should carry over if you try to assign either of them a quick turnaround. Lets say you assign them 1 month from the original bout, they’re 30% down on health/stamina and 15% down on all attributes. 2 months out..20% down on health/stamina and 10% down on attributes, 3 months out down 10% and 5%, 4 months out…ready to go at 100%. Something to keep some realism so you don’t have conor fighting 8 times a year. Injuries on/off would be cool too. So if you stick a down 30% and 15% Aldo in once month from the original bout and he lands himself in another war, he risks injury and they he’s on the shelf for 6 months. Maybe the toughness that EA assigns to each fighter can play a role in attributes/health drops between fights. Now mind you, we’re playing matchmaker and creating all the fights and events…but a little built in AI where say a streaking Stefan Struve wants a top 5 guy maybe a pop up shows up in the calendar screen with a window where Struve calls out a streaking JDS. Then you can choose to decline and maybe some bad blood by doing so means you’ll have a more live/larger attended event when you eventually do make that matchup. I dunno, I could deal with just the calendar, historical tracking and carry over health for now.