Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
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Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
I know Michael Bisping has High Kicks as a boxer and he's unique, but is there any way of getting it for your CAF?- Imdahman
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Re: Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
i know rashad evans can high kick as a boxer not sure who elsecan i havent played CAF yet so i dont know sorry. -
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from my understanding (so I could be wrong), you cannot get high kicks on a CAF that has boxing as one of his primary fighting styles. Would be cool though for those rare guys who do it.Favorite Sports Teams
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For Career Mode CAF in the next iteration, it would be cool if you could spend extra points to get skills outside of your chosen technique. Like if you were a Muay Thai/BJJ guy, you could study Judo under Karo or something via the camps and then add some of their moves. Since it's outside your skill set, they'd cost twice as much (or take twice as long) to make it tough to do... But that would be a great addition and a good way to make your CAF actually unique instead of just a kickboxer with BJJ skills just like any of the other real fighters.Send your Midnight Release weirdo pics/videos to my new website: http://www.peopleofmidnightreleases.com!Comment
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Re: Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
For Career Mode CAF in the next iteration, it would be cool if you could spend extra points to get skills outside of your chosen technique. Like if you were a Muay Thai/BJJ guy, you could study Judo under Karo or something via the camps and then add some of their moves. Since it's outside your skill set, they'd cost twice as much (or take twice as long) to make it tough to do... But that would be a great addition and a good way to make your CAF actually unique instead of just a kickboxer with BJJ skills just like any of the other real fighters.
I mean, for example at our MMA school we're great grapplers, but we work the double legs and a lot of Judo throws because that's where our head instructor started. I would love to give my guy some judo throws. Sure they probably won't be as powerful and they'll probably cost me twice as much to get on my CAF - but I'd like the option to have them.
I'd just love to see the CAFs become truly 'hybrid' characters.- Imdahman
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life are the day you are born and the day
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Re: Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
Yeah, Rashad is the only one with it that I've seen so far. There may be others though.Comment
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Re: Any way to get High Kicks as a boxer?
For Career Mode CAF in the next iteration, it would be cool if you could spend extra points to get skills outside of your chosen technique. Like if you were a Muay Thai/BJJ guy, you could study Judo under Karo or something via the camps and then add some of their moves. Since it's outside your skill set, they'd cost twice as much (or take twice as long) to make it tough to do... But that would be a great addition and a good way to make your CAF actually unique instead of just a kickboxer with BJJ skills just like any of the other real fighters.Comment
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Im kinda annoyed that arlovski doesnt have a high kick, he has used them before.Comment
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There's a few things they need to flat out redo. Everyone having spin backkicks should go, and the animation should be reworked as well as the power of them. That should be a very speacial move.
if it's more hybrid, I like the suggestions, but also add more moves and make them either 'freestyle' or TKD, Karate, Savate whatever. Add more animations for each move should help too.l
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