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  • Find_the_Door
    Nogueira connoisseur
    • Jan 2012
    • 4051

    #1

    Grapple advantage needs to go

    By far my biggest gripe with the game is that four hammerfists nets you a bigger undeniable window on the ground than actually successfully denying a transition.


    So you get a Leon Edwards that can sit on top of Gilbert Burns and deny everything as long
    as he keeps throwing strikes. It's completely wack and nullifies the attribute advantage and/or fighter differentiation.

    Not only that they have a visible meter so they can just camp the meter the entire time as well. It is the single worst aspect of the entire game imo.

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  • SUGATA
    MVP
    • Apr 2016
    • 1375

    #2
    Re: Grapple advantage needs to go

    Originally posted by Find_the_Door
    By far my biggest gripe with the game is that four hammerfists nets you a bigger undeniable window on the ground than actually successfully denying a transition.


    So you get a Leon Edwards that can sit on top of Gilbert Burns and deny everything as long
    as he keeps throwing strikes. It's completely wack and nullifies the attribute advantage and/or fighter differentiation.

    Not only that they have a visible meter so they can just camp the meter the entire time as well. It is the single worst aspect of the entire game imo.

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    This is not a problem of GA itself. GA is a good and realistic feature.
    The problem is the BALANCE. The balance between different factors which are affecting GA. Balance in the game is broken = it causes unrealistic situations and behavior.
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    • Freakywwe
      Pro
      • Sep 2014
      • 845

      #3
      Re: Grapple advantage needs to go

      In general, being on the bottom is such a drastic disadvantage, even with successful denials and fakes, that it’s basically a death sentence against any competent player who knows what they’re doing on top

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      • AggelosP
        Rookie
        • Nov 2021
        • 80

        #4
        Re: Grapple advantage needs to go

        Unless there's a total revamp on the ground, GA is pretty much needed for the ground game to function.
        If you don't believe me, have a fight with your friend with on simulation mode and see if any of you manages to transition once.

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        • Freakywwe
          Pro
          • Sep 2014
          • 845

          #5
          Re: Grapple advantage needs to go

          Originally posted by AggelosP
          Unless there's a total revamp on the ground, GA is pretty much needed for the ground game to function.
          If you don't believe me, have a fight with your friend with on simulation mode and see if any of you manages to transition once.
          Yes, this is also true. The whole thing should be revamped. I’ve been playing UD3 recently and still can’t believe it’s the best representation of grappling in an MMA game. That’s what EA should have built towards, now they’re stuck with this system

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          • tomitomitomi
            Pro
            • Mar 2018
            • 987

            #6
            Re: Grapple advantage needs to go

            Originally posted by Freakywwe
            Yes, this is also true. The whole thing should be revamped. I’ve been playing UD3 recently and still can’t believe it’s the best representation of grappling in an MMA game. That’s what EA should have built towards, now they’re stuck with this system
            Really? How can you look at this garbage and think this is a faithful representation of grappling in any way? You can backmount someone and they just get up with one quick transition and this applies to most positions in the game. There is also an artificial barrier on how long you can hold transition deny per position.

            Undisputed 3 grappling has the same philosophy as UFC 4-5 clinch where you cannot maintain one position if the other player does not want to stay there. Also, Undisputed 3's grappling has such mechanical depth like flicking the stick to reverse transitions and a primitive form of grapple advantage because your transitions cannot be reversed if you time a transition after a blocked strike.

            That being said, UFC 4-5 goes too far in the other direction where it is too easy to control specific positions (why is it always side control lol) with relatively little interaction. Like the other lads said, you cannot outright remove GA with how reliant the grappling is on it now to function. Right now, GA does not offer enough potential opportunities besides maintaining the same position. For instance, high GA could provide advantages to submissions the same way initiating them in different positions does. Perhaps even the posture up positions. For example, a guard posture up transition with GA could provide the transitions to half/side more regularly.

            Naturally, it would have to be balanced so GA is less effective in maintaining the side control + hammerfist position of doom.
            ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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