You best trick or tip since playing

[Dave_S]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Ferguson has kneebars all over the place, but he doesn't have the one from half guard top.

Dave, the previous reversal thread was still in its infancy. I think you posted a quick video of what it looked like. No one ever clarified who can use it though. Figured it was Better to post here since that old thread was generally useless aside from the clip you posted

I bumped the thread with a list of fighters I found that have that reversal.

[Generative James]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

It's not really a reversal as far as nomenclatures in the game are concerned. Just the arm trap from dominant mount postured up that if your opponent is successful it puts you in submissive full guard. If you deny the arm trap there is big stamina cost, if you don't even attempt to deny it their isn't really a stamina penalty.

I just did this twice in a row into a successful submission... I thought of you, Dave, as I watched his stamina drain and mine go up.

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[Ksearyback]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

I bumped the thread with a list of fighters I found that have that reversal.

Appreciated!

[Dave_S]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Appreciated!

That stupid list took over 2 hours, lol

[Ksearyback]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

That stupid list took over 2 hours, lol

I hear you. I began to do it after I couldn't find it using the $hitty search feature on this site. I quickly realized it would be easier to ask if anyone had already done it

[Dave_S]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Not my best tip, but I think it's a decent one.

If my opponent gets me in a sub attempt that has a green gate I will frequently not even attempt to defend and only focus on when and where green gate flashes. I hit it first almost every time that way. I sometimes test out my opponents sub offense first. If in first gate their offense looks bad I'll just try to escape instead of waiting for green gate.

[IamDoubiBear]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Not my best tip, but I think it's a decent one.



If my opponent gets me in a sub attempt that has a green gate I will frequently not even attempt to defend and only focus on when and where green gate flashes. I hit it first almost every time that way. I sometimes test out my opponents sub offense first. If in first gate their offense looks bad I'll just try to escape instead of waiting for green gate.

If you hit the green gate first while defending the sub, it cancels the sub change ?


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[TheUFCVeteran]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

If you hit the green gate first while defending the sub, it cancels the sub change ?


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Yup, it stops the sub from being chained into another and also pushes the defender's gates out so far that it's pretty much a free escape every time.

[IamDoubiBear]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Yup, it stops the sub from being chained into another and also pushes the defender's gates out so far that it's pretty much a free escape every time.

The more you know ! Another thing I didn't know after playing since the release... does it work the same way for regular blue gates too ?


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[Supreme_Bananas]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Yup, it stops the sub from being chained into another and also pushes the defender's gates out so far that it's pretty much a free escape every time.

It only pushes the gates out when the attacker still tries to go for the green gate after the defender has hit it. If the defender hits it, the gate simply disappear, so when the attacker tries to go for it afterwards it'll count as a wrong direction and push the gates out.

But, the attacker can also simply ignore the green gate and go for the blue ones only. This means the sub is 1 stage longer, but it also is impossible for the defender to do anything about it.

[T4H Yeedles]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

Learning the wrestling reversals off of takedowns is a trick that helps against people who spam single leg takedowns

[IamDoubiBear]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

It only pushes the gates out when the attacker still tries to go for the green gate after the defender has hit it. If the defender hits it, the gate simply disappear, so when the attacker tries to go for it afterwards it'll count as a wrong direction and push the gates out.

But, the attacker can also simply ignore the green gate and go for the blue ones only. This means the sub is 1 stage longer, but it also is impossible for the defender to do anything about it.

Thanks for the input, very interesting !


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[thqtank]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

for round 1 i just use Ukemi and let the opponent beat me then they think they have an easy fight, but in round 2 i come back with extra power sicne i throw almost no strikes. and for some reason i never get knocked out no matter how many hits i take in round 1 as long as i never throw strikes

[Ksearyback]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

for round 1 i just use Ukemi and let the opponent beat me then they think they have an easy fight, but in round 2 i come back with extra power sicne i throw almost no strikes. and for some reason i never get knocked out no matter how many hits i take in round 1 as long as i never throw strikes

Is this even serious? What the hell are you even saying?

[Dave_S]

Re: You best trick or tip since playing

for round 1 i just use Ukemi and let the opponent beat me then they think they have an easy fight, but in round 2 i come back with extra power sicne i throw almost no strikes. and for some reason i never get knocked out no matter how many hits i take in round 1 as long as i never throw strikes

THQ called......