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Originally Posted by RomeroXVII |
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Sincere question: Does anybody actually go to practice mode and take the time to recognize the animation and practice for about 30-40 minutes? Or do they just go straight to Ranked? I practice the counters I use.
If top 10 players on Xbox are losing to Knee Elbow 'spam' , I'm surprised because the majority of that playerbase love to throw 4 pieces like Jab Uppercut hook straight, straight lead hook x2, Jab rear hook lead Uppercut Straight, and will LOVE to focus on throwing nothing but those strikes to destroy the block, yet they're panicking over two strikes.
Knee Elbow isn't something that can be landed at step kick range. You can single collar clinch if they're too close and you know your entries, OU clinch as well. Nobody is flying across the Octagon throwing knees and elbows. (Most) People have no issue with 100+ strikes consisting of the same 3+4 hit combos, and won't call that spam, yet the knee elbow which has a lot of counters for it that are timing based, is only 2 strikes and it takes more out of the users stamina pool than punches.
There's nothing to patch out aside from maybe lowering the speed of the combination, but that would mean ALL combos need to be slowed down respectively.
Was Overreem spamming knees against Oleinik? Was Holloway spamming jabs against Poirier? Ask yourself those questions.
I would be more focused on better evasive maneuvers that won't be broken, the first thing I would want fixed is not having head movement frozen after your block is overcommitted.
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Would you agree that the combo that is represented in the game both speed and elbow power wise isn't realistic at all? You mentioned Overeem spamming knees, but not spamming knees into elbows. It seems like a silly thing to do because wouldn't you lose a ton of torque on the elbow. I'm seriously asking because I have no formal training.
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