I just beat Chael Sonnen for the LW belt and I noticed he is 43. Has anyone seen fighters retire or at least their skills diminish as the years go by?
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Re: Do Fighters Retire in Career mode
They will retire and disappear from the career mode. Most guys last through their early 40s.
I assume retirement is based off of how much damage the fighter (including your own) takes._______________ -
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Yeah I noticed they just disappear it would be nice if the commentary reflected the age of the fighters.Comment
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I fought Hendo for LHW title at 50 and 51. Sheesh.
He was a KO specialist and knocked me tfo in our first match.Comment
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It's just stupid how old most of the fighters get and still keep their ratings.
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Re: Do Fighters Retire in Career mode
better than fighting randomly generated champions!
The solution would be to allow you to progress faster. How many years did it take Chris Weidman?
March 3 2011 UFC debut, wins Middleweight Belt in July 2013.
A way to make career faster would be to a) rack up 8-10 fights in a feeder league before making the debut and fighting all the real guys.
b) warping reality for your fighter by allowing him to fight 5-7 times a year in the UFC.
I do think having 6win minimum before coming in would help. Also progression should be more subtle, and I think you should start off knowing a lot of moves and be a badass already, and tweak it from there rather than have 50 block, 50 power etc... which is such BS.
Just my 2 cents, don't have the game (yet) (maybe)Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.Comment
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