EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

[aholbert32]

Re: EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

I'm all for realism offline, but balance for online. You already have people picking the top fighters. Doing something like what you suggest would make it to where only top fighters would ever be picked online.

But as you said its already happening anyway. Nobody is using Frances Carmont in UFC1. The online guys are all using the top 5 guys in each division.

Here is what I want using the Sarah/Ronda example. Sarah is a better boxer and more heavy handed than Ronda. If I'm controlling Sarah and I'm using her realistically (movement/keeping away from the clinch/landing strikes), I should have a decent chance to beat Ronda if Ronda (either AI or someone online) isnt executing her gameplan.

If the person controlling Ronda is executing her gameplan (Clinches/Throws/Groundwork), that person should win. Why? Because Ronda is a higher rated fighter and is using the aspects of her game that she is better than Sarah at to win the fight.

I'm not saying that if I'm fighting a top guy like Tweedy, I should be able to take a higher rated fighter and win no matter what. I'm just saying that if I fight realistically and use my fighter's strengths and Tweedy isnt, I should have a chance.

[polyduster]

Re: EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

I'm not sure if it's the current UFC game or not, so please dont yell at me lol........what about tailoring the stats for realism offline and having the option to turn on "Even Fight" where everything would be even for both fighters and this would keep the online crowd happy by keeping the advantage to the player with a better game plan and stick skills. I thought UFC 3 Undisputed had this option.

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[polyduster]

Re: EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

But as you said its already happening anyway. Nobody is using Frances Carmont in UFC1. The online guys are all using the top 5 guys in each division.

Here is what I want using the Sarah/Ronda example. Sarah is a better boxer and more heavy handed than Ronda. If I'm controlling Sarah and I'm using her realistically (movement/keeping away from the clinch/landing strikes), I should have a decent chance to beat Ronda if Ronda (either AI or someone online) isnt executing her gameplan.

If the person controlling Ronda is executing her gameplan (Clinches/Throws/Groundwork), that person should win. Why? Because Ronda is a higher rated fighter and is using the aspects of her game that she is better than Sarah at to win the fight.

I'm not saying that if I'm fighting a top guy like Tweedy, I should be able to take a higher rated fighter and win no matter what. I'm just saying that if I fight realistically and use my fighter's strengths and Tweedy isnt, I should have a chance.

I'm not sure if it's the current UFC game or not, so please dont yell at me lol........what about tailoring the stats for realism offline and having the option to turn on "Even Fight" where everything would be even for both fighters and this would keep the online crowd happy by keeping the advantage to the player with a better game plan and stick skills. I thought UFC 3 Undisputed had this option.

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[GameplayDevUFC]

Re: EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

1) I'm old. I think I was the only guy in there over 30.

2) Those guys may be the future and I'm not.

I feel the same way.

Only consolation is that there are a lot more older gamers now than there were 15-20 years ago when we were the future.

So we still matter a little bit.

[jeremym480]

Re: EA Sports UFC 2 Vision Trailer, Ships Spring 2016

I feel the same way.

Only consolation is that there are a lot more older gamers now than there were 15-20 years ago when we were the future.

So we still matter a little bit.

I turn 36 next month and I'm a 95% offline gamer. I'm counting down the days until I can retire and play video games all day, so don't you guys screw up my retirement plans by catering too much to the online crowd.