Legacy trick/cheat for those interested in maxing out power/stamina after tourney

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Quote: Originally Posted by Krucialist

And I am very disappointed that this game still doesnt understand that minigames are a terrible idea in the long run. Minigames have only 2 functions. They either educate or they are the fun change of pace to the general action. Fight night minigames arent a change of pace since you do them every fight, they are the general action just as much if not more than fighting people. They certainly arent educational either. They have no point other than to give you a way to boost your stats. All progression systems based around minigames always wear thin. They are usually too goal oriented and it makes no real world sense (So i cant get stronger if i dont hit the damn heavy bag a certain distance down an arbitrary track?) and they are always tedious over time. I know I can auto train but that only gives u up to 50% of the results. I would much rather spend 10-15 mins designing a training regimen for my fighter that I can change as I go if I wish (college hoops 2k8 style). Also doing this fosters a much more realistic apporach to the progression and regression of stats. In this instance your punching power might decrease if you werent strength training enough, or your footwork went down cause you didnt spar enough. The point is, I want to design a regimen to an equilibrium point. If I decide to focus more on an aspect and therefore take hits in another then it is my choice, not just arbitrarily thrown upon me. What reckless training camp will focus so much on one thing that you regress in another thing every single time? Im done venting for now but I was really hoping Rd3 showed the team how boring and tedious minigame training was and I prayed they would leave it out this year....

Excellent point. I wish EA would understand this. Minigames should only be a supplement to a training regimen a la Hoops 2k8. Don't force the user to play minigames, which are generally broken, just in order to stay competitive.