So why does the left body hook cover twice the distance of the right?

[Morgan Monkman]

Just a question,what design feature does this make any sense? Is my fighters arm shorter than the left?

Please next time for mo-cap can we get a fighter that actually knows how to throw a punch? No disrespect meant to Kajun Johnson, but he is hardly a expert.

[Trillz]

post some video evidence.

[RetractedMonkey]

The right arm is further away from the opponent meaning it has a longer distance to travel. This is a common principle of striking. However, I do think it deserves a range buff. It’s not a viable strike unless your opponent is standing still and even then it can miss with just a small amount of distance between you. Compare to the rear body uppercut which is the strongest body punch and covers more range than the hook.


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[Morgan Monkman]

Quote: Originally Posted by RetractedMonkey

The right arm is further away from the opponent meaning it has a longer distance to travel. This is a common principle of striking. However, I do think it deserves a range buff. It’s not a viable strike unless your opponent is standing still and even then it can miss with just a small amount of distance between you. Compare to the rear body uppercut which is the strongest body punch and covers more range than the hook. Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

I get that, but some combos end with a right body punch and they are essentially useless unless the person is against the cage.

[Solid_Altair]

I actually think they have the same range in the game. However, as the rear version is a tad slower, it can feel shorter.

[Morgan Monkman]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solid_Altair

I actually think they have the same range in the game. However, as the rear version is a tad slower, it can feel shorter.

Not a chance, that left body shot clears some insane distance.