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  • fishingtime
    Handling it
    • Aug 2013
    • 1738

    #1

    Ranked play.

    I would love to see ranked as its own entity. No ability to select your fighter. Just an algorithm that selects fighters. You enter the same as everyone else. You take the same risk. Etc. You think people would play it?
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  • Yaari
    MVP
    • Feb 2014
    • 1496

    #2
    Re: Ranked play.

    Do you mean both players get a randomly fighter or just random mirror-matchmaking?

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    • aholbert32
      (aka Alberto)
      • Jul 2002
      • 33106

      #3
      Re: Ranked play.

      Originally posted by fishingtime
      I would love to see ranked as its own entity. No ability to select your fighter. Just an algorithm that selects fighters. You enter the same as everyone else. You take the same risk. Etc. You think people would play it?
      No. Not based on the discussions I've had with top Ranked players. That would be too much randomness for them. The only goal for some (most?) ranked players is to win and that would seriously effect their ability to win.

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      • Yaari
        MVP
        • Feb 2014
        • 1496

        #4
        Re: Ranked play.

        I still want a Random slot in the fighter selection screen. That stuff is fun, and with non-hidden matchmaking sometimes opponents will go for it too. Actually I don't even know if EA UFC 2 had that in quick match.

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        • MalformedDC2009
          Banned
          • Feb 2016
          • 279

          #5
          Re: Ranked play.

          Originally posted by fishingtime
          I would love to see ranked as its own entity. No ability to select your fighter. Just an algorithm that selects fighters. You enter the same as everyone else. You take the same risk. Etc. You think people would play it?
          I think random mirror matchmaking (where both have the same guy) would be much more fair for ranked.

          But I would rather they have a mandatory "competition" setting for ranked that equalizes the stats for all fighters. I'd like to have this as an option for other online fights too.

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          • Malaach
            Pro
            • Aug 2017
            • 503

            #6
            Re: Ranked play.

            I would, but I still like being able to control who I want to be. Also the bonuses we get for choosing the fighters EA picks wouldn't be able to work this way. As for quickmatch there was no random button select. Hopefully EA UFC 3 has it.

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            • fishingtime
              Handling it
              • Aug 2013
              • 1738

              #7
              Re: Ranked play.

              Originally posted by Yaari
              Do you mean both players get a randomly fighter or just random mirror-matchmaking?
              Random fighters based on your streaks, wins, losses, etc. Something that could actually pick based on your style.
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              • fishingtime
                Handling it
                • Aug 2013
                • 1738

                #8
                Re: Ranked play.

                Originally posted by aholbert32
                No. Not based on the discussions I've had with top Ranked players. That would be too much randomness for them. The only goal for some (most?) ranked players is to win and that would seriously effect their ability to win.
                That's kind of the point. To prove you are the best, you have to be able to do it out of your comfort zone.
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                • ZombieRommel
                  EA Game Changer
                  • Apr 2016
                  • 659

                  #9
                  Re: Ranked play.

                  Mirror matches would be deathly boring (as a good chunk of what makes MMA exciting are the stylistic clashes), but a randomizer that gave you different guys would result in some extremely unfair matchups between two evenly-skilled players. So I vote no to this.

                  I'm open to the idea of stat equalization, but I'm concerned you'd really water down the individual playstyles and distinct characteristics of each fighter that way. In my ideal vision of the game, there is a large pool of viable fighters in each division, each of whom must be used to his or her real life strengths.

                  In UFC2, the amount of competitively viable characters wasn't very high, especially in certain divisions. This had a lot to do with how the stat allocation made fighters either great or obsolete in ways that even the best players couldn't work around.
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                  • Dmitri020
                    Rookie
                    • Oct 2016
                    • 57

                    #10
                    Re: Ranked play.

                    I think its a horrible idea. For sure they can make a non-ranked mode like this, but to make whole ranked entirely like this - no thanks.

                    I want to be able to choose myself which fighter I use and to specialize in certain fighters, moving up in ranked using them. I want to be able to choose myself whether I feel like grappling or standing up in my match. I wouldn't play that mode 100 percent.

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                    • manliest_Man
                      MVP
                      • May 2016
                      • 1203

                      #11
                      Re: Ranked play.

                      What about a system like this:

                      1) Pick up to 3 potential fighters per weight class.

                      2) Select 1 of those 3 fighters to be automatically picked, depending on the opponent's fighters selection.

                      3) Join the matchmaking queue.

                      __________________________________________________ __

                      For Example:

                      - I want to play on the Light Heavyweight & the Heavyweight division.

                      - My priority goes as following: 1) Mike Tyson 2) Anderson Silva) 3) Jon Jones.

                      - My pick rules for Light Heavyweight & Heavyweight:

                      *Pick Mike Tyson, unless the opponent picks: a)Daniel Cormier, b) Jon Jones, c) Werdum, d) Velasquez, e) Gustaffson, ... z)Stefan Struve .

                      *Pick Anderson Silva, unless the opponent picks: a) Jon Jones, b) Daniel Cormier.

                      *Pick Jon Jones if none of the above criteria is met.


                      __________________________________________________ ______

                      - Opponent found with possible picks: 1)Werdum, 2) Velasquez, 3)Jon Jones.

                      - Opponent's Heavyweight pick rules:

                      * Pick Werdum, unless opponent picks: a)Werdum, b) Jon Jones

                      * Pick Velasquez unless the opponent picks: a) Daniel Cormier

                      * Pick Jon Jones on any other case.


                      When we get matchmaked, the fight will be Jon Jones vs Jon Jones.


                      __________________________________________________ ______

                      It goes without saying, that we would need some profiles, that we could pre-make and edit whenever we want, depending on our mood of fighter choice and not waste time making them each time.
                      Last edited by manliest_Man; 10-02-2017, 09:11 PM.

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                      • aholbert32
                        (aka Alberto)
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 33106

                        #12
                        Re: Ranked play.

                        Originally posted by fishingtime
                        That's kind of the point. To prove you are the best, you have to be able to do it out of your comfort zone.
                        People want complete control over who they select. They dont want to lose because the game gave them Frankie Saenz 3 out of 5 times and opponents got fighters like Dillashaw and Cruz.

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                        • fishingtime
                          Handling it
                          • Aug 2013
                          • 1738

                          #13
                          Re: Ranked play.

                          Originally posted by aholbert32
                          People want complete control over who they select. They dont want to lose because the game gave them Frankie Saenz 3 out of 5 times and opponents got fighters like Dillashaw and Cruz.
                          People are afraid to change. If everyone got the same style of matchmaking, they should realize that.
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                          • smokeface
                            Rookie
                            • Aug 2017
                            • 415

                            #14
                            Re: Ranked play.

                            The only way I could ever see myself having fun with this kind of idea is if it were along the lines of what manliest said. Let me build a stable of say 5 guys/girls per division and it randomly chooses one of those. Let me alter my stable any time I want to and I could maybe see my self having fun with the random style matchmaking. That might make it sort of fun, but I would much rather just pick my fighter and go. When playing buddies on the couch I typically go random anyway, but we make sure we have a good fight/match up before we progress. We don't do true random. If I land on a low teir fighter that I like I'll stick with him and he will keep going random til he finds a good match up. So IF the game were to do something like this, hopefully there would be an algorithm that is smart enough to make good match ups.

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                            • aholbert32
                              (aka Alberto)
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 33106

                              #15
                              Re: Ranked play.

                              Originally posted by fishingtime
                              People are afraid to change. If everyone got the same style of matchmaking, they should realize that.


                              It’s not being afraid of change. They just may not like that idea.


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