The strongest punishment to side sway spam

[Zeta Reticulan1]

Quote: Originally Posted by GameplayDevUFC

Regular back step. I used it because it's both quicker and keeps you in range.

Regular back step is just a left stick flick correct?

[GameplayDevUFC]

Quote: Originally Posted by Zeta Reticulan1

Regular back step is just a left stick flick correct?

Yes that's correct.

The flick makes the input a little laggy so you have to do it a little early to get it to come out when you want.

The adv lunge using the right stick comes out faster.

[ROCKROMAN79]

Geoff thnx for infos but clinch and ground transitions are broken.cant do transition when initiate clinch.same with ground positions.like i have to wait for my turn to do it.circle with transiton options are empty for that time.what is happening????????

[Donnie_Brasco_FR]

A wiffed strike is just when you throw punch in the air without hit the opponent?

[UFCFreak1220]

I don’t get what anyone is saying I can’t CATCH ANYONE in the middle of a sway it’s too quick and they throw too quick if they dodge it it’s over for me it’s really getting annoying now because that’s all that’s being used it’s too overpowered still it’s so frustrating losing 3 straight to sway spamming bums!

[Find_the_Door]

Quote: Originally Posted by ROCKROMAN79

Geoff thnx for infos but clinch and ground transitions are broken.cant do transition when initiate clinch.same with ground positions.like i have to wait for my turn to do it.circle with transiton options are empty for that time.what is happening????????

This is what's happening:

https://forums.operationsports.com/f...p?p=2049255927

[johnmangala]

Quote: Originally Posted by Donnie_Brasco_FR

A wiffed strike is just when you throw punch in the air without hit the opponent?

Pretty much means not landing a technique. There may be some further technical details I may not be aware of but that's what it is in general.

[emmdeekay]

Quote: Originally Posted by GameplayDevUFC

Very much range dependent. The advanced lunge takes you a lot further out so it's safer, but harder to counter with because it can often leave you too far out of range. Deciding which one to use all comes down to your range, and whether your opponent is going to throw coming forward or not.

I'm trying Senpai. It feels pretty unresponsive not gonna lie. I've noticed though you can block and step at the same time, does that affect the evasive properties in any way? Seems like a reall solid tool if you can block, dodge and counter all in one.