OS Official UFC Undisputed Strategy and Help Thread

[Jukeman]

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One tip I can give (sorry if it's already been mentioned) is to make sure you are at 100% stamina on the week of the fight.

You'll have to choose the rest option more often during training and it will feel like your wasting away valuable training and sparing sessions, but it helps tremendously. Your attributes aren't nearly at full affect unless you are at 100% stamina

lol in about to go into a big rematch with a 18th ranked fighter while my stamina is at 58%....I meant to rest for an extra week but I choosed the wrong option....

[Brandwin]

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Best way to get a sub is using the r stick or mashing buttons (or one button)? I still can't seem to get a sub.

[DJ]

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OK, I really struggle getting out of the Thai clinch. What's everyone's best strategy for breaking free?

[the Dude abides]

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Damn was hoping for a nice meaty guide on the first post. Will have to give the whole thread a read. But first, does anyone know a guide out there on the interwebs that i might be able to download??

Where i'm struggling most at the minute is my ground defence. Finding it very difficult, or just ignorant in the ways to avoid the opponent making offensive transitions. I guess i'm just not sure which way i shuld be flicking the right thumbstick to defend the transition.

[MrMayface]

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OK, I really struggle getting out of the Thai clinch. What's everyone's best strategy for breaking free?

I just did a kick to the leg. Repeated punches to the dome has worked for me also!

[blevinsm]

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OK, I really struggle getting out of the Thai clinch. What's everyone's best strategy for breaking free?

In terms of preventing serious damage, I like to hold low block immediately to prevent knees to the body. If he whips I can recover in time to block high. In terms of escape, the best method is to wait for a low knee, and counter catch (right stick down) one of the knees to the body. It's an auto-takedown, and usually gives side control top. Hope that helps a little.

[MC Fatigue]

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Online hint: when you're on the bottom of a full mount, don't try to knock the guy on top out. So far I've had people on the bottom try to brawl with me - which has never ended up well for them.

[Phobia]

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Online hint: when you're on the bottom of a full mount, don't try to knock the guy on top out. So far I've had people on the bottom try to brawl with me - which has never ended up well for them.

Who would do that LOL...You have no leverage, weight, or technique behind punches from the bottom. They are good to try and soften them up to work your way out. But getting hammered on from the top does WAYYYYYYYY more damage than the bottom can could ever dish out.

Best strategy is to either, 1) Transition and let him take your back 2) Catch a arm and pull his head down, hold there and let the ref stand yall up 3) Catch arm for the sub (BJJ) 4) Sweep out and roll him so you end on top.

The best and easiest option is to transition and let him take your back. Then do some blocking and transition blocking, then set up for a major transition to break out of the hold and both guys will end up back at their feet.

TIP: I want all guys new to the game to realize, that once you are on the bottom. Just like in the real UFC, once they have claimed dominate position. If both fighters know the game well, this part of the game will be VERY strategic. The further the top guy can transition up the ladder the harder and harder it will be for you to escape. Which it should be, mounted should be almost fight over. Unless they manage to slip up and allow you to roll.

I know from all my fights online with guys who understood the ground game. That it is a flat out LONG drawn out war on the bottom with both fighters trying their hardest to gain position.

[MC Fatigue]

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Who would do that LOL...You have no leverage, weight, or technique behind punches from the bottom. They are good to try and soften them up to work your way out. But getting hammered on from the top does WAYYYYYYYY more damage than the bottom can could ever dish out.

Best strategy is to either, 1) Transition and let him take your back 2) Catch a arm and pull his head down, hold there and let the ref stand yall up 3) Catch arm for the sub (BJJ) 4) Sweep out and roll him so you end on top.

The best and easiest option is to transition and let him take your back. Then do some blocking and transition blocking, then set up for a major transition to break out of the hold and both guys will end up back at their feet.

TIP: I want all guys new to the game to realize, that once you are on the bottom. Just like in the real UFC, once they have claimed dominate position. If both fighters know the game well, this part of the game will be VERY strategic. The further the top guy can transition up the ladder the harder and harder it will be for you to escape. Which it should be, mounted should be almost fight over. Unless they manage to slip up and allow you to roll.

I know from all my fights online with guys who understood the ground game. That it is a flat out LONG drawn out war on the bottom with both fighters trying their hardest to gain position.

Quite a few people have done it - it's kind of sad.

A couple have done it out of frustration - as they try to transition, and I pretty much just stay on top, so they probably figure there's no other choice.

[Wet Bandit]

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Damn was hoping for a nice meaty guide on the first post. Will have to give the whole thread a read. But first, does anyone know a guide out there on the interwebs that i might be able to download??

Where i'm struggling most at the minute is my ground defence. Finding it very difficult, or just ignorant in the ways to avoid the opponent making offensive transitions. I guess i'm just not sure which way i shuld be flicking the right thumbstick to defend the transition.

Just hold it either directly to the left or directly to the right. If you want to try and reverse a transition, flick the stick in one of those directions at the right moment. But to block, you just need to hold it.

[Phobia]

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Quite a few people have done it - it's kind of sad.

A couple have done it out of frustration - as they try to transition, and I pretty much just stay on top, so they probably figure there's no other choice.

Oh yea, but it should be this way. Mount should be flat out deadly, just like it is in the UFC. Not many fights end well once someone gets the mount.

I do the same also, if I can get mount. I will eat some shots from the bottom and hold transition block. But timing your punches and not allowing them to key on your timing and transition out in between your punches.

[DJ]

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In terms of preventing serious damage, I like to hold low block immediately to prevent knees to the body. If he whips I can recover in time to block high. In terms of escape, the best method is to wait for a low knee, and counter catch (right stick down) one of the knees to the body. It's an auto-takedown, and usually gives side control top. Hope that helps a little.

Thanks, it does.

[Stumbleweed]

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Haha yeah I had some idiots trying to punch their way out of mount... I'm like, "Really, guy?" I either let them tire themselves out and sub them or just pound them relentlessly before they can manage to transition/reverse (if they even know how).

Heh, is it just the opponents I've gotten, or does anyone else notice that people online seem to try using the LS to get out of bad positions instead of RS? They worm themselves around, rotate in circles, etc. and I just major transition to mount haha, it makes no sense.

[MC Fatigue]

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Haha yeah I had some idiots trying to punch their way out of mount... I'm like, "Really, guy?" I either let them tire themselves out and sub them or just pound them relentlessly before they can manage to transition/reverse (if they even know how).

Heh, is it just the opponents I've gotten, or does anyone else notice that people online seem to try using the LS to get out of bad positions instead of RS? They worm themselves around, rotate in circles, etc. and I just major transition to mount haha, it makes no sense.

I've noticed this too, actually - they always seem to be squirming around, and I have no clue what they're trying to do.

[Phobia]

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Haha yeah I had some idiots trying to punch their way out of mount... I'm like, "Really, guy?" I either let them tire themselves out and sub them or just pound them relentlessly before they can manage to transition/reverse (if they even know how).

Heh, is it just the opponents I've gotten, or does anyone else notice that people online seem to try using the LS to get out of bad positions instead of RS? They worm themselves around, rotate in circles, etc. and I just major transition to mount haha, it makes no sense.

i know i mentioned this somewhere else they all use LS lol. i just laugh to my self when i see it