There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

[WarMMA]

I'm sure this has been mentioned before, but there is way too much delay in between when you knock someone down, jump in their guard and attempt to GnP. The transition from jumping in someone's guard to attempting GnP should be smooth and fluid, with no delay. Right now what we have is something where we jump on someone and are tapping buttons, waiting for a fighters strikes to come out. It should be more like this...



From the initial punch into guard and fluidly into GnP. No delay.

[Kingslayer04]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

I'm sure this has been mentioned before, but there is way too much delay in between when you knock someone down, jump in their guard and attempt to GnP. The transition from jumping in someone's guard to attempting GnP should be smooth and fluid, with no delay. Right now what we have is something where we jump on someone and are tapping buttons, waiting for a fighters strikes to come out. It should be more like this...



From the initial punch into guard and fluidly into GnP. No delay.

It's like there was a fence grab and the referee puts them back in position - "everyone ready? okay, go!" Yeah, it is so delayed, it feels like the downed fighter has all the time in the world to come back to their senses before I can strike.

[Hayden]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

I'm sure this has been mentioned before, but there is way too much delay in between when you knock someone down, jump in their guard and attempt to GnP. The transition from jumping in someone's guard to attempting GnP should be smooth and fluid, with no delay. Right now what we have is something where we jump on someone and are tapping buttons, waiting for a fighters strikes to come out. It should be more like this...



From the initial punch into guard and fluidly into GnP. No delay.

Yeah, Undisputed 3 nailed this perfectly. You could immediately follow up a rocked opponent into a TKO scenario. In EA UFC it has always been slow and awkward.

[Morgan Monkman]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Everything about the ground game is slow and awkward.

its really really bad.

Tried playing as Tito the other day and i realized i forgot how terrible the GNP was, you can be sitting in postured up full guard mashing the square button to strike and your guy just sits there. Its baaaad.

Not to mention the spear takedown after rocking someone. LMAO, when did everyone turn into goldberg?

[xtremeba1000]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Anyone know why it is like this? There is such a long pause I almost never land punches after following someone down

[Haz_____]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Often experience the same delayed lag even just when posturing up to strike. Youll posture up, mash strikes, but like a full second or 2 goes by before you'll actually start striking.

[bmlimo]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Anyone know why it is like this? There is such a long pause I almost never land punches after following someone down

Because EA UFC séries ground game dont focus in the right thing

[WarMMA]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Anyone know why it is like this? There is such a long pause I almost never land punches after following someone down

Yh its bad cuz you have a guy stunned and your mashing buttons and nothing is happening till like a second later. It kinda even gives them time to recover.

[WarMMA]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Often experience the same delayed lag even just when posturing up to strike. Youll posture up, mash strikes, but like a full second or 2 goes by before you'll actually start striking.

Yup exactly

[AeroZeppelin27]

Re: There really needs to be more fluidity in the transition to GnP

Yeah, Undisputed 3 nailed this perfectly. You could immediately follow up a rocked opponent into a TKO scenario. In EA UFC it has always been slow and awkward.

500% this!

UD3 felt frantic and great after a knockdown. As the aggressor you'd be trying not to go too ham and mix up your strikes enough that they don't catch them

And as the submissive fighter you're swaying, blocking, trying to recover and praying that they throw something predictable enough to risk attempting to catch.

There was just so much more going on and it was also MUCH smoother.

By comparison in EA UFC your either mashing strike buttons or mashing your poor analog stick, the addition of subs from FTF positions was great but there's so much more that could be done.