The wwe network era vs peacock era

[Lance Uppercut]

I’m glad that wwe stopped pumping it’s $9.99 thing and desperately trying to get subscribers by throwing specials at people after I’ve already given them my money.

Though I miss when they’d constantly be making stuff in order to pander to us. Nxt, nxt uk, Myc, cwc, mixed tag team challenge, documentaries about random people, edge and Christian show.

Then again, they made whole bunch of crap in the name of new content. Camp wwe, swerved, legends house, totally redundant documentary’s like 24, 365, day off, whatever they called their career retrospective, etc. I’m glad they stopped making so much crap for the sake of making content. But then wwe got lazy and just stopped making anything interesting since they already getting paid. I’m still pissed they made documentary about vlad the Super fan and never aired it. And some of them, they randomly just put on ae

Which era did you prefer?

I didn’t even get into the technical aspects of the site which clearly the wwe network is better for the actual convenience of rewind and fast forward live ppv and the show being available immediately after. Peacock has them up at 10 pacific time when the show is supposed to end before 8:00. The full archive, etc.

At least peacock, it’s only 50$ for a year (so less than 5$) and since I watch on demand, all the commercials are cut out so that’s not a problem for me. You just know wwe was eventually gonna go crazy with the price hikes. Also, the peacock content. So I either don’t feel guilty for spending money on a product I only watch a month (wwe) or I justify having peacock when I just watch reruns of monk.

[cassonova]

I'm biased, and I don't use Peacock often, but I'm Network all the way. I hate the Peacock interface and don't find it user friendly. I also missed a lot of the old content that wasn't initially transferred over...and may not be now.

[Gerard Gerard]

I’m still living with the same network as always with a much, much reduced release schedule.

[salz4life]

The Peacock Interface is terrible. I miss the old WWE Network.

[chazraps]

Peacock sucks and two years later we're still missing A LOT of content.

[Deleted]

Peacock, like most streaming services, has a horrendous UI and few useful features.

I liked the WWE Network because the app seemed to be much easier to use.

[tafkaga]

Interface and missing content aside, Peacock streams much better for me than the Network ever did. My internet is not the best, but I could always reliably stream Netflix and Prime, yet the WWE Network was often just unwatchable. Given that I only really watch old PPV's and episodes of Raw/Nitro, I have had a better overall experience with Peacock.

[fg]

The ONLY thing i like about the Peacock era (at least for now) is that if you are a Comcast subscriber, you get the base version of the network for free including PLE’s. That is pretty much all I am interested in.

[Pooh Carlson]

The interface sucks. There's weird pauses where commercials go on the cheaper tiers of Peacock. You used to be able to skip to specific matches or segments. But the worst thing is that the Vlad the Superfan documentary has never been released.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

I stopped watching years ago and WWE are about as price gougey as it gets

But the pre Peacock network was absolutely outstanding value for money, and it sounds like it blows now

[Ozman]

I prefer Peacock because since I was paying for WWE Network anyway, it’s like I’m getting all of the Peacock content for free. More bang for my bucks.

[Mayonnaise]

I will not hear (read) anything bad about Camp WWE! That show was a treasure!

[06vwgti]

The slow rolling of older content has me annoyed at both.

But I didn't mind the network interface.

[cassonova]

Feb 24, 2023 12:26:43 GMT -5 Mayonnaise said:

I will not hear (read) anything bad about Camp WWE! That show was a treasure!

That show was better than it had any right to be.

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