When did you lose interest in NWO stuff?

[Deleted]

Lobster Sting was about the time my viewing changed to 90% WWF. Panda watching.

[Paul]

When the NWO had like 10+ guys in it and they lost focus of the purpose of the group and with the B-Team it was obvious that anyone and everyone could and would join.

[Deleted]

When there was yet not enough NWO members in the ring standing in the back while Hollywood Hulk Hogan gave out his promos.

[Toilet Paper Roll]

When WWF got better

[adamclark52]

I didn’t start watching until mid-1998 so for me it wasn’t until the silver and black version after the reset

[edgestar]

When my neighbors became members

[meesakeemhorcha]

Apr 12, 2020 20:31:37 GMT -5 Paul said:

When the NWO had like 10+ guys in it and they lost focus of the purpose of the group and with the B-Team it was obvious that anyone and everyone could and would join.

Should've been like other stables. Have your main three guys and an interchangeable fourth member.

["Evil Brood" Jackson Vanik]

I was into the Wolfpac but I figured there was going to be some sort of massive blowoff between the two factions but they sort of both just...existed and I lost interest even before the whole Fingerpoke fiasco.

[deezy]

Finger poke of doom

[GuyOfOwnage]

Apr 12, 2020 20:45:19 GMT -5 edgestar said:

When my neighbors became members

Did they spraypaint your doors and lawn dart you into the side of your house?

[XIII]

Can’t pinpoint the exact moment, but you had better believe that it involved Konnan.

[Deleted]

Ruse! The correct answer is "Never..NWO 4 LIFE".

*Spraypaints all of you*

[meesakeemhorcha]

When I found out Hogan was the third man.

[timelimitdraw]

NWO 2000. Didn't mind those guys getting together as a heel group but once they used that name, it not only made me lose all interest in it, but that angle was what made me finally stop watching WCW on a regular basis.

[Mozenrath]

Apr 12, 2020 20:47:59 GMT -5 meesakeemhorcha said:

Apr 12, 2020 20:31:37 GMT -5 Paul said:

When the NWO had like 10+ guys in it and they lost focus of the purpose of the group and with the B-Team it was obvious that anyone and everyone could and would join.

Should've been like other stables. Have your main three guys and an interchangeable fourth member.

I think 6-8 was fine, it's an invading force, you need numbers, but they should have fired guys from the group more often to avoid clutter.

[meesakeemhorcha]

Apr 12, 2020 22:38:06 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Apr 12, 2020 20:47:59 GMT -5 meesakeemhorcha said:

Should've been like other stables. Have your main three guys and an interchangeable fourth member.

I think 6-8 was fine, it's an invading force, you need numbers, but they should have fired guys from the group more often to avoid clutter.

Nothing was worse than the 3 hour Nitro when a large number of NWO members wasted air time replacing the WCW banners with NWO ones.

[DSR]

When WWF threw Booker T in.

[somsta]

Fingerpoke of Doom.

[Deleted]

When the Giant left for WWF.

The lingering moments after the FPoD seemed ok, somehow; the 2 versions of the NWO started to conflict showed promise. But when he left and they just mushed everyone back together, while still keeping the 2 tier team mentality, it became pretty clear that the NWO was just this frankenstein'd-together entity that'd just keep going and going and going and going and going.

When it didn't even end with a finale moment and it just faded away, I was already watching WWF more again.

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

When they had a nWo Hollywood and an nWo Wolfpac for some reason.

And Sting in red facepaint ~shudder~