How to fix the Parry Issue. Give Strikes realistic Speed.

[johnmangala]

Quote: Originally Posted by fighterforjc

Problem with your gif is that the parry did not actually do anything other than what it is supposed to do-- deflect the punch to protect the defender from harm. it did absolutely nothing to create an opening, that opening was from werdum's girly swinging and nothing else.

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Do you not see Miocic pushing Werdum's hand out of the way; Werdum let his hand out- his hand wasn't there to block Miocic's right hand- an opening which Miocic capitalized on real quick.

[fighterforjc]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnmangala

? Do you not see Miocic pushing Werdum's hand out of the way; Werdum let his hand out- his hand wasn't there to block Miocic's right hand- an opening which Miocic capitalized on real quick.

Werdum fought like a drunken sailor. He was so wide open even Stevie Wonder would've been able to hit him. Regardless, it doesn't justify being able to STUN parry anyone on ANY given situation, let alone do it several times in a single match. Werdum wasn't STUNNED by the parry, he could've defended himself in spite of it, it was his reckless abandon that got him.

[OdiniOn]

I think that in UFC 3 we should get tons of new animations for strikes for both realistic individuality and less predictability, because right now whenever people throw hooks or w/e it always looks the same so we memorize the beginning animation so quickly and it makes parrying easier.

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by fighterforjc

Shut your pie hole. An obese virgin once told me that removing parries for hooks and uppercuts is ABSOLUTE REALISM, and that would like you know, suck.

This isn't necessary.

[johnmangala]

Quote: Originally Posted by fighterforjc

Werdum fought like a drunken sailor. He was so wide open even Stevie Wonder would've been able to hit him. Regardless, it doesn't justify being able to STUN parry anyone on ANY given situation, let alone do it several times in a single match. Werdum wasn't STUNNED by the parry, he could've defended himself in spite of it, it was his reckless abandon that got him.

You miss the point. Werdum had his hand parried- his hand was not in place to defend Miocic shot- because Miocic literally pushed it out of the way of the block path. Werdum had no way to defend that quick hook because he already had his defense occupied by Miocic. It was a split second thing, and that's all that's needed, but it was an opening nonetheless.

[fighterforjc]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnmangala

You miss the point. Werdum had his hand parried- his hand was not in place to defend Miocic shot- because Miocic literally pushed it out of the way of the block path. Werdum had no way to defend that quick hook because he already had his defense occupied by Miocic. It was a split second thing, and that's all that's needed, but it was an opening nonetheless.

Disagree. Werdum was 100% capable of defending himself despite the parry. He was running in there blind without a care in the world, not thinking of defense whatsoever.

[johnmangala]

Quote: Originally Posted by fighterforjc

Disagree. Werdum was 100% capable of defending himself despite the parry. He was running in there blind without a care in the world, not thinking of defense whatsoever.

That's your opinion, the evidence shows otherwise.

It's simple really. Werdum's hand was not there to block because Miocic parried it away- and in the time it took for Werdum to return his hand to block, Miocic had already capitalized on the opening.

The opening created after Werdum left his guard to strike, the opening in his guard was made even more vulnerable after Miocic parried since it's an additional second or so for Werdum to respond with the best defense choice in a split second..


e: and in another split second

Looks like Mir parries a hook here and makes Duffee pay for it real quick.

[Phillyboi207]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnmangala

That's your opinion, the evidence shows otherwise. It's simple really. Werdum's hand was not there to block because Miocic parried it away- and in the time it took for Werdum to return his hand to block, Miocic had already capitalized on the opening. The opening created after Werdum left his guard to strike, the opening in his guard was made even more vulnerable after Miocic parried since it's an additional second or so for Werdum to respond with the best defense choice in a split second.. e: and in another split second Looks like Mir parries a hook here and makes Duffee pay for it real quick.

Sorry but you are completely off

Werdum was tagged because he wasnt thinking about defending himself. The parry had nothing to do with Werdum loading up for another strike instead of bringing his hand back to his guard to defend instead.

Werdum ignored basic fundamentals and paid for it. That has nothing to do with parries freezing people