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Originally Posted by Kingslayer04 |
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You do have the toe stab, I remember responding to someone about it some time ago, it may have even been you — just throw the kick stationary. You'll get it.
As for the question mark kick — you're not really supposed to land it "easily". I agree that the lead one looks a bit off, the rear one's pretty great though, and if you set it up well it can land. If the other guy's used to a normal roundhouse, the delay of the QM kick can catch him off guard. You can also hit it of a same-side punch I think, which most people don't expect. You obviously also have to maintain a certain distance to land it. But yeah, it's a specific strike and you can't keep throwing it the whole fight like it's a jab.
Here's one thing though — I really would like it if arcs of certain strikes are similar before the key part plays out. Like the QM kick — Rockhold kept kicking Bisping in the body before slapping him with one, because the initial arc is similar. This would work best if Martial's idea about good and bad animations is implemented so guys like Rockhold can hide it better. I remember in UFC 2 there was a jumping switch kick and the same but to the body — they were absolutely identical before the strike actually lands and it was great to keep opponents guessing.
Anyway, unfortunately the game's defense is based mostly on prediction, rather than reaction. This leads me back to Martial's idea — the better the animation, the harder it should be to reactively avoid, the worse it is — the easier.
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We are talking about which strikes need to be fixed. Animations or otherwise.
The stationary push kick is not a snap kick, and if it's supposed to be, it's a terrible representation of a snap kick which needs to be fixed.
Same with the Lead QM kick. It looks absolutely terrible.