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BQ32 · 08-11-2020, 08:47 PM

A lot of people are complaining that the stand up feels like a spam fest and most attribute this to the stamina being too high. While I agree that the stamina should be tweaked (lowered) I think punch accuracy is at least equally if not more to blame.

I have spent the majority of my time trying to master movement an sways and create a counter punching/elusive style. What i notice is that many strikers with long reaching strikes or high accuracy ignore the rules of the sway system. For instance knowing that someone is only throwing straights and hooks ducking in a timely manner should evade fairly easily however high accuracy strikers will land the straights unless you are all the way down before the strike comes out. An even bigger problem is the back sways. while you should be punished with straights they should be avoiding hooks and uppercuts but longer and more accurate strikers are routinely blasting you even when using the sways with great timing. lastly the side sways work the best but can still occasionally get caught when a strike should have been slipped. Also when swaying to the side away from the hook it should be considered as rolling with the punch and actually do less damage then a punch landing at neutral.

08-11-2020, 08:47 PM	#1
BQ32 Pro OVR: 0 Join Date: Jan 2011	Accuracy needs to be tuned down. A lot of people are complaining that the stand up feels like a spam fest and most attribute this to the stamina being too high. While I agree that the stamina should be tweaked (lowered) I think punch accuracy is at least equally if not more to blame. I have spent the majority of my time trying to master movement an sways and create a counter punching/elusive style. What i notice is that many strikers with long reaching strikes or high accuracy ignore the rules of the sway system. For instance knowing that someone is only throwing straights and hooks ducking in a timely manner should evade fairly easily however high accuracy strikers will land the straights unless you are all the way down before the strike comes out. An even bigger problem is the back sways. while you should be punished with straights they should be avoiding hooks and uppercuts but longer and more accurate strikers are routinely blasting you even when using the sways with great timing. lastly the side sways work the best but can still occasionally get caught when a strike should have been slipped. Also when swaying to the side away from the hook it should be considered as rolling with the punch and actually do less damage then a punch landing at neutral.